Harris Survey Finds Integrity Top Postwar Congress Demand
A Harris poll shows 92 percent of Americans view cleaning up government corruption as the new Congresss top priority amid a weak economy and rising joblessness. Voters want Congress to curb Watergate style issues, disclose decisions, represent consumers over big business, and curb lobbyist influence. They also favor spending cuts in defense and social programs and indicate willingness to sacrifice to ease economic troubles.
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Reynolds Plans International Advisory Board
Reynolds Industries proposes an international advisory board of prominent businessmen and industrialists to guide overseas operations. Board chairman Colin Stokes says the move reflects growing global activity and aims to Shape policies and practice beyond the United States.
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Recession Alarm Sounds With High Inventories And Debt
AP analyst John Cunniff warns the 1970s downturn shows ominous signs from swollen inventories and rising debt. Industry faces production cuts as sales lag. automotive giants carry large stocks. Personal and corporate debt mount, unemployment above 6 percent, productivity slipping, and stock prices held by dividends raise fears of dividend cuts.
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New York
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