Shortage of scrap threatens steel industry recovery
NEA correspondent James Thrasher reports from New York that a scrap shortage looms as about three percent of steel is idle or shut. Officials from the American Iron and Steel Institute warn inventories will run out in four to six weeks, risking manufacturing tied to steel and echoing last winter’s unemployment and inflation fears.
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Polish Ministers One Big Family But Not Too Happy
Warsaw reports a quarrelsome cabinet living in one five story apartment building on the Avenue of the First Army. Fifteen of eighteen ministers reside there with families, guarded by armed patrols as political violence surges in six months.
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