Scientific talent gap could raise consumer costs, warns expert
Dr. Emanuel Piore says a shortage of scientists and engineers will push up prices on cars, TVs, and services as production slows and research declines. Museums of science are seen as key to inspiring future tech careers amid a global rise in sophisticated industry.
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U.S
Emanuel Piore
New York Hall of Science
IBM
Piore
Piere
Japan
National Security Council
National Science Foundation
Museums of Science and Technology
Centennial Centre of Science and Technology
Toronto
Hall of Science
New York
Toronto Museum
Museums of Science
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Prague
Budapest
London
Paris
Munich
Cairo
Seattle
Portland
Rochester
Los Angeles
St. Louis
Boston
Philadelphia
Chicago Museum of Science and Industry
Smithsonian Institution
Field Enterprises, Inc
Construction of City Hall Behind Schedule
City Hall construction runs about two months behind, with architect Gordon Smith citing the contractor plans to catch up. Hackner Schroeder Roslan Sky and Associates designed the building for Peter Nelson and Son, with delays traced to an early 1968 construction trades union strike. Interior work continues as steel studs and ceiling suspensions are installed. finish is slated for January 1970.
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City Hall
Gordon Smith
Hackner
Logan High Senior Wins Pyroil Chemistry Scholarship
Stephen Kersten a senior at Logan High School received the Pyroil Company Award for chemistry majors from the La Crosse State University chemistry department. He was one of 13 applicants and the scholarship covers half of his resident college tuition. He will attend LCU in September.
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Stephen Kersten
Livingston St
Logan High School
Pyroil Company
Kersten
la Crosse State University
LCU
McCoy Donates 331 Acre Tracts to Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation
Elizabeth F. McCoy donated two farm tracts totaling 331 acres south of Madison to the Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation. The foundation said the land will likely be used for research purposes.
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Madison
Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation
Elizabeth F. McCoy
No Comfortable Escape From Inflation Psychology
The article argues inflation psychology self-feeds as wages, prices, and investments adjust to expected inflation. The New York Chamber of Commerce and NICB urge credible risk structures and policy restraint to curb inflation. Walston & Co notes cooling effects from Fed policies while foreign car sales reach May records despite competition from Ford. Humble Oil outlines a $30 million North Slope trade route test, and BP's potential merger with Standard Oil of Ohio faces DOJ scrutiny led by Emanuel Celler.
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New York
New York Chamber of Commerce
National Industrial Conference Board
NICB
Chamber
United States
Ford Motor Co
Humble Oil & Refining Co
Canada
Alaska
Humble
Philadelphia
U.S. Department of Justice
British Petroleum Co. Ltd
Standard Oil Co
Ohio
House Judiciary Committee
Emanuel Celler
D-N.y
Justice Department
Department
Cities weigh 1969 71 budget fight in Wisconsin
Alliance of Cities says the 1969 71 state budget looks favorable so far but warning of battles in the Assembly. Leaders praise Senate action, note no shift of tax load to locals, and back a more restrained budget. Nine members support amendments to the Tarr Task Force plan to include sewer charges and adjust tax sharing with $250 000 cost impact.
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Joint Finance Committee
Beyer
Assembly
Joint
Senate
Wisconsin
Alliance
Tarr
Army Lieutenant Koch Declared Dead in Vietnam Hostile Action
The Defense Department announced that Army 1st Lt. Franklin L. Koch, husband of Georgette Koch of Sun Prairie Wisconsin, previously listed as missing in Vietnam, is now listed as dead. The Pentagon said Koch died as the result of hostile action.
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Washington
Defense Department
Army
Franklin L. Koch
Georgette Koch
Sun Prairie
Wis
Vietnam
Pentagon
Koch
Janesville Union Vote Rejected in 1960s Labor Dispute
The Gazette Printing Co composing room employee rejected affiliation with the International Typographical Union by 26 votes to 0. NLRB ordered the election May 21 after picketing deemed inconsistent with ITU Local 197's 1968 disclaimer. Local 197 had 14 striking workers and offered unconditional return. Gazette to reinstate some on seniority, others placed on a preferential list. Picketing at the plant continues.
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Janesville
Gazette Printing Co
International Typographical Union
National Labor Relations Board
ITU
NLRB
Gazette
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