Steel industry crisis drags on economy amid price strife
The article describes ailing U S steel, facing fierce foreign competition and rising prices. It details expected imports, potential policy actions, and how a looming disruption has triggered plant layoffs, with 38,000 recalls and 47,000 idle workers in Western Pennsylvania and major firms like Bethlehem and Armco delaying starts.
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Sadat urges interim Suez Canal deal to ease war fears
In Tel Aviv talks and a Cairo union address, President Sadat warned no breakthroughs were achieved and pressed for an interim Suez Canal agreement to keep regional quiet. He urged strong U.S. clarity by August and called for higher industrial output to meet wartime demand. Cairo, a bustling hub of five million, shows busy commerce despite sandbagged museum displays.
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Sisco Sees Gaps In Israeli Egyptian Cease Fire
The article notes gaps between Israel and Egypt over a canal withdrawal and cease-fire terms. Israel seeks an unlimited cease-fire and a full withdrawal, while Egypt demands a six-month pause with a timetable for complete Israeli withdrawal. Galili cautions the cease-fire could end at any time.
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Plane Rips Into Guard Convoy Parked On Taxi-Way
A twin engine plane taxiing in fog at New River Valley Airport in Dublin Virginia struck a convoy of Kentucky National Guard vehicles parked on the taxi-way injuring one guard member sleeping in a trailer. Pilot Peter William Campbell said he did not know vehicles were there and was starting in heavy ground fog when he collided with the convoy. The 150 to 200 vehicles belonged to the Kentucky National Guard’s 5th Target Acquisition Battalion, 138th Artillery. The injured guard member, Samuel T. Stewart of Louisville, received a head injury and was treated at the scene. The FAA said it was not notified of the parked vehicles.
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