Steel Industry Shows Signs Of Reversing Down Trend
Pittsburgh AP reports the steel industry shows early signs of recovery after a deep slump. Industry insiders caution the upturn may fade, but domestic production rose for the first time since July as mills operate at low capacity following a 30 percent wage increase contract settlement.
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Nixon Sees Strategy Paying For Itself With Savings
President Nixon expects the new economic plan to cover its costs and save about 500 million dollars, but administration sources warn the 1972 deficit could reach around 20 billion dollars. Lawmakers push for bigger consumer tax cuts and oppose the payroll tax cuts, while Social Security tax increases loom.
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Call for Probe as Botulism Contaminates Soup Recalls Rise
Rep. Benjamin Rosenthal urged a congressional investigation into federal food inspections after two botulism tainted soup incidents in two months. Campbell Soup recalled 200,000 cans packed July 15. Bon Vivant vichyssoise tied to a death. USDA and FDA scrutiny follows uninspected plants and swelling can reports.
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Clyde the Indiana State Fair steer auctioned for 2800
Good-By Clyde Juli English, 11, struggles to hold tears as Clyde the Indiana State Fairgrounds Champion steer sells for 2800 dollars. Juli, daughter of Marvin and Mrs English of Clayton Indiana, also earns a 1500 dollar scholarship from buyer Stark Bier Co. Clyde weighs 1096 pounds at sale.
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Tobacco sales rise on border markets with stronger leaf quality
About two thirds of flue cured tobacco sold Monday on the Border North Carolina and South Carolina Belt brought $1 to $2 more per hundred pounds than Thursday's grades. The Federal State Marketing News Service noted better quality with more fair and good leaf and less low primings. Total sales reached 10,653,817 pounds across 18 markets at $77.23 per hundred.
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Bolivia's New Regime Signals Welcome for Private Investment
Bolivia's anti Communist government under Gen. Juan Jose Torres aims to relaunch private capital, pledging guarantees to investment to escape underdevelopment. In La Paz, clashes persist as troops battle radical students in the San Andres University area, with Red Cross figures reporting deaths and many wounded as Banzer's administration consolidates power and recognition debates proceed in Washington.
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Blue Cross Plans for College Students 19 to 26
Blue Cross and Blue Shield offers three student plans for full time students ages 19 to 26. Plans include hospital medical surgical and out patient care for the year on or off campus with extended benefits for long term illness.
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