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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1971

Page

2

Steel price increases boost volume sales and worry White House

New price hikes by U S Steel and others raise sheet and strip costs by 8 5 to 13 a ton for large volume orders effective June 16 and July 1. Officials say the boosts are a routine rise to catch up after the 1970 price freeze and may trigger further increases, while the administration signals concern but no rollback action. Bethlehem Steel weighs a steep, long term rise if a major contract with the United Steelworkers yields similar terms.

New York UPD ES. Steel Corp TLS. Steel Ronald Ziegler White House U.S. Steel Ziegler U.S Nixon Try United Steelworkers of America

Okun urges tax cuts and higher spending to boost jobs

Democratic economist Arthur Okun told a House Senate Economic Committee subpanel that to drop unemployment below 6 percent before the 1972 election the Nixon administration should tax less and spend more, despite deficits. He backed accelerating a $10 billion stimulus through $5.5 billion extra spending and a $4.5 billion income-tax cut scheduled for 1972 and 1973.

Washington UPI Arthur M. Okun Nixon Okun Lyndon B. Johnson House Senate Joint Economic Committee San Clemente Calif

Nixon wage powers extended for year by House vote

The House approved a one year extension of President Nixon's standby authority to impose price wage and rent controls. Nixon had opposed the grant but his administration dropped opposition and used the framework to appoint boards to moderate wage price inflation in the construction industry.

Washington House Nixon Thority

Ballot Boxes Made From Trash Cans At School Election

In Newberg Oregon the Central Grade School ballots were cast using three 30 gallon trash cans as improvised ballot boxes. The janitor wired them for use and voters submitted their ballots.

Newberg Ore Central

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