NAM survey says Burke Hartke bill harms U S business
A National Association of Manufacturers survey reports the Burke Hartke tax provisions would weaken U S international competitiveness, hurt the balance of payments, threaten American jobs, and dilute stock values for pension and mutual funds. Findings were presented by NAM committee chair J Stanford Smith at a Dec 5 Washington briefing.
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International Economic Affairs Committee
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J Stanford Smith
General Electric Co
Washington
Burke-Hartke
Cemeteries and cleaners tied to consumer advice
Margarst Spader, rector of Consumer Affairs for the National Association of Manufacturers, discusses how to choose floor polishes and cleaners. The piece covers cords, water pickup, shampooing and waxing capabilities, attachments, storage, budgeting, and the impact of home layout on appliance placement. It also notes industry use of adhesives and cements in auto manufacturing and ends with a question about a business directory item.
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Margarst Spader
Consumer Affairs
Mational Association of Manufacturers
Tire program depends on service station cooperation
A tire industry spokesman says the success of a government tire inflation aid program hinges on service station staff. Attendants can spot low pressure before drivers notice extra wear near the sidewalls, and overinflation before central tread wear becomes apparent.
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