Imported Steel Steals Jobs Campaign Spreads Across U.S.
A campaign stamping stickers reading Imported Steel Steals Jobs spreads from the Minnesota iron ore region to Pennsylvania steel towns. Leaders Carl D Auila and Robert Nickell, backed by unions and industry groups, plan a Washington kickoff and urge Americans to buy American to curb rising imports.
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New York
UPI
Minnnesota
Dutt
Great Lakes
Ibbing
Minn
Carl D'Aguila
Mesaba Tire Co
Robert Nickell
Hibbings Final Federal Savings & Loan Associaton
United Steel Workers
Aploio
American Tron & Steel Institute
Anthony Angelo
Latrobe
Nickeloff
Minnesota
Siup
Widitign
Chambers of Commerte
Concen
Nickoloff
D'Aquila
Duluth
Nickuloff
United States
Washington
Afl-Cio
International Ladies Garment Workers Union
ILGWU
Nixon
Aguila
Korea
Technician tests tubes at GE fluorescent lamp plant
A technician in Cleveland Ohio inspects tubes in a GE fluorescent lamp plant to ensure that the phosphor coating meets strict quality standards. The coating converts invisible ultraviolet energy into visible light when the lamp operates.
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General Electric
E GE
Cleveland
Ohio
Air cargo boom driven by wide bodied jetliners
Washington reports a shift in air freight as wide bodied jets expand cargo capacity. Items moving include machinery, cars, apparel, tools, fruits, drugs, computers, and even baked goods. The US Postal Service remains the airline industry's largest customer, with about 4 million pieces daily. time savings motivate shippers to use air transport.
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Pablic
Postal Service
Air Transport Association
ATA
Budget Battle Looms as Congress Faces Spending Shock
Opinion column urges drastic spending reform and a year or two of federal budget freezes. It argues Congress ignores total budget discipline, supports Nixon’s impounding it, and calls readers to write to their senators with simple, direct letters demanding lower taxes and a balanced budget.
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Washington
Congress
Arthur Burns
Federal Reserve
Burny
Nixon
Stone
America
Senate
Questionbox picks through business costs and debt tips
A reader asks about estimating computerization costs using a Systemation Letter formula and a basic hardware setup. Another inquiry seeks protection of home equity from creditors, with references to the Layman's Guide to Bankruptcy and bankruptcy act provisions. A third asks where to find ecology career information and lists sources and programs.
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Cox
California
Bila
Burger
Slavicek
Waga
Insurance pressure spurs pollution cleanup efforts
Insurance companies threaten to curb full coverage for high pollution firms unless they cooperate with a national ecological push. Banks may tighten loans as authorities crack down, but insurers say loss of coverage, not tax breaks, drives firms to clean up. Industry groups and trade associations are used to apply pressure gradually.
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Polluion
Burton FP
Harris
Continental Co
Chicago
Harris Said Insurance Co
North America
National Solid Waste Management Association
CNA
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