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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1980
Page
7
Ridgefield writer laments escalating costs after planning a screened in porch expansion. A lake view, second story options, and a barn sourcing project evaporate as builders cite budget constraints. SIP, once a porch, now hints at wider life lessons and financial reality.
AP report notes October CPI up 1 percent from September and about 12 percent from the year start. It discusses long term effects of sustained high inflation, scenarios of dollar value decline, stubborn price pressures, and related lending rates and food price outlook for 1981.
Senator Bob Dole of Kansas is weighing a bid to lead the Republican Senatorial Campaign Committee against Senator Bob Packwood of Oregon. Aides say he has not committed and will discuss options with colleagues. Packwood seeks to regain the post after heading it in 1978. Senate Republicans will decide next Tuesday. Heinz, chair in 1980, must relinquish due to re election. Dole would chair the Finance Committee, Packwood the Commerce Committee after the GOP victory.
Fire officials in Boston investigate the cause of a Thursday morning blaze that heavily damaged a five story Back Bay brownstone housing the Atlantic Monthly and a major education consulting firm. The fire began in the cellar near the Boston Public Garden, causing about 250000 dollars in damage and injuring eight firefighters, none seriously.
A Chicago Sun-Times report alleges Senator Dole's amendment would tariff imported alcohol, hurting ADM and three rivals. Rep. Charles Vanik accuses the move of creating a monopoly. Dole calls him anti farmer and denies any link to campaign contributions.
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