U S Steel Price Move Sparks Public Relations Fallout
AP analyst notes a 1962 price increase by U S Steel followed by a rapid reversal after President Kennedy criticized it. The episode, tied to a wage agreement and claims of price stability, is cited as a major PR misstep. It suggests timing could have avoided the backlash and hints at similar recent missteps.
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Ford seeks 1.5 billion to add parks and refuges
President Ford proposes 1.5 billion in funding to add 11 wildlife refuges and 199,284 acres of parks as part of a broad push to double America’s national parks heritage. The plan aims to boost federal holdings mainly in the lower 48 states and Hawaii, with Alaska additions not included. Reed cautions Congress may pass portions before recess as administration shifts priorities amid campaign season.
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