Solzhenitsyn Arousing Curiosity Of Russians
An Associated Press report from Moscow surveys Russian attitudes toward Alexander Solzhenitsyn amid the 1970s controversy over his Gulag Archipelago. It notes public lectures show interest and hostility, with officials denouncing him as a traitor while fearing Western backlash if harsher action is taken.
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James R. Peipert
Associated Press
Moscow
Leonid Brezhnev
Solzhénitsyn
Alexander Solzhenitsyn
Solzhenitsyn
Paris
Joseph Stalin
Asa
U.S.S.R
Znaniye
Communist Party
Salzhenitsyn
Not Ready For Opportunities Railroads In Dark Age
Railroads face physical and financial decline with prospects of renewal tied to energy crisis. Equipment shortages threaten passenger service for years, as gasoline shortages boost commuter demand while Amtrak carries fewer riders. Freight may grow though, with a backlog of over 61 thousand freight cars delaying deliveries into 1975.
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Lee Linder
Associated Press
Black Adams
Dash
Penn Central
Philadelphia
New York
Amtrak
Ed Corporation
Association of American Railroads
Turning Topsy Turvy Econ Bets on the Market
New York report notes a paradoxical economic climate with ads urging restraint on purchases. It cites reversed consumer incentives across golf, utilities, gas stations, auto makers, and household goods, as well as investors wary of oil profits while food chain margins shrink amid rising prices.
Market Slump Could Change Pension Plans In Future
AP Business writer Deborah Rankin reports that while last year’s stock losses mostly spared workers with fixed pension promises, continued declines could force funds to alter investment policies. Experts warn a three to five year downturn could raise employer contributions or reduce future benefits, shifting toward bonds and other fixed income.
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Deborah M. Rankin
New York
Martin B. Segal
Wertheim Asset Management Service
Segal
Ski Resorts Doing Poorly In North Carolina
The Associated Press reports North Carolina ski areas may see only 25 percent of normal volume this season due to warm temperatures. Operators hope for February and March snow, with makers starting at 28 degrees and needing 32 for full production. Beech Mountain races have been rescheduled to February 16 and 17.
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Associated Press
North Carolina Mountains
Charles Griffin
Seven Devils Resort
Bob Farish
Southeastern Ski Area Association
North Carolina
Mother Nature
Farish
Beech Mountain
International Ski Racers Association
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