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Newspaper
Delaware County Daily Times
Location
Chester, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1968
Page
2
U S Steel Corp plans a 4 percent rise in basic steel prices effective January 2 1969. Semifinished carbon steel will cost $5 per ton higher, semifinished alloy steel $7 per ton, and steel pilings up $7 per ton.
President elect Nixon plans no policy pronouncements by cabinet nominees or himself until after the January 20 inauguration. Press aide Ziegler said talks with Kennedy and other appointees will proceed, despite gold price speculation sparked by Kennedy’s remarks.
Detroit Local 239 members vote 4 to 1 to keep James R. Hoffa as head of the local while he serves an eight year prison sentence in Lewistown, Pa. Hoffa’s term runs three years with 5,856 votes to 1,407 and he defeats Andy Provenzano. Floyd Fitzsimmons' slate also wins amid guarded voting behind closed doors.
Washington, UPI A the screen he told the president's commission there is no proof yet that violence on screen harms children or adults. Jack Valenti, president of the Motion Picture Association of America, urged that violence be kept in focus and that films show it as part of human life without claiming it prompts harmful behavior.
Harrisburg AP Gov Shafer signed a bill prohibiting waivers of the insured motorist clause in auto liability policies to prevent under selling rivals. He also completed phase-out of the Department of Internal Affairs by moving its duties to other agencies. Shafer vetoed two bills including one granting extra leave and another funding Wolf Academy restoration.
Police in Eugene seized a shrub from a home on Tuesday after determining the greenery was marijuana despite festive ornaments and a silver star. No further details were provided about the arrest or suspects.
A London court granted Ma Hood a divorce from her husband Robin Hood on grounds of cruelty.
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