Newspapers hold line on newsprint costs control
American newspapers appear to hold bargaining power as inventories remain ample and Canadian mills face excess capacity. Prices poised to rise early 1978, with current U S costs around 305 dollars per ton in the east and 300 in the west. Industry notes credit stronger ad incomes in 1976 and expanded sections to boost circulation.
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Touch Typing at Reynolds Plant Checks Tobacco Moisture
James Sechrist handles 96 million dollars worth of tobacco monthly at the R. J. Reynolds plant in North Carolina. His touch determines if the tobacco has the correct moisture content required for processing, between 12.5 and 13.5 percent.
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James Sechrist
R. J. Reynolds
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