Carter Urges Steel Price Reversal To Ease Inflation
President elect Jimmy Carter says he has pressed steel producers to reverse recent price hikes to curb global inflation. He warned higher steel costs could justify oil nations raising petroleum prices and noted OPEC meetings in December to discuss price boosts. Carter aides say facts are still being assessed and a report on steel pricing will be prepared.
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Ford to Help GOP Panel Form Policy Group
Washington AP report says President Ford backs creation of a GOP policy panel to guide party direction after Carter's White House move. Ford would take an active role, aiming to mirror a 10 year old coordinating committee with governors, former nominees, and GOP leaders. The two day governors meeting concludes today.
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Vandalism Heavy In Area Schools
Vandals caused heavy damage Sunday night at Polk Elementary, with library shelves and a piano overturned, paint spilled, books scattered, and windows broken. State police from Franklin are investigating. a damage estimate is unavailable, but the office area may incur high losses. Additional damage occurred in Oil City where windows were smashed at multiple sites, totaling about $1,500 at the Venango Building. No arrests have been reported.
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Skiing Begins In Pa With Or Without Snow
Pennsylvania’s 42 ski areas start the 1976 season using snowmaking as high pressure mists fill slopes. Officials estimate a possible 15 million dollar yearly business with state promotion and cross country growth.
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Overqualified Agency Closes Despite Helping Engineers
DETROIT AP An employment agency for over qualified engineers and scientists is closing as federal expansion funds redirect to hard core unemployed and young job seekers. REVEST founder Don Bennett notes 46 helped 255 obtained jobs 300 resumes created and 6 000 referrals made, saying professionals face age barriers and bias toward over qualification. The program ran on a shoestring with mostly volunteers and a small staff, started with federal funds and Wayne County administered grants.
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Godfrey Cambridge Dead At 43
Godfrey Cambridge, noted black comic actor who sought color‑transcendent film roles, died of a heart attack at 43 after collapsing on the set of the ABC film Victory at Entebbe in Burbank California. He had just begun a walk‑on scene as Idi Amin and was pronounced dead on arrival at St Josephs Hospital. Cambridge, born in Harlem to parents from British Guiana, rose from Hofstra College graduate to a diverse career before his weight and health issues.
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McDonald Brothers Harvest Bucks in Spring Creek Hunt
The McDonald brothers Richard Dave and Robert all from nearby towns bagged bucks in a morning hunting trip near Spring Creek. Richard an eight point 130 pounder at 7 15 Dave six point 125 pounds at 11 45 and Robert nine point 135 pounds at 10 o clock. It capped a three for three day for the trio.
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