Dollar Devaluation Sends Imported Goods Costs Up
The second article notes Americans face higher consumer prices as the dollar falls. April shows a trade surplus of 196.3 million, yet analysts warn much of this reflects export item price shifts. Cars, food, wine, and electronics rise, while affluent buyers persist.
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Devaluation Affects Prices of Imported Goods in U.S.
A New York AP report notes American consumers face higher prices on imports including artichoke hearts and cars after a February 10 percent dollar devaluation. Economists say devaluation aims to shrink the $6.8 billion trade deficit by boosting exports and slowing imports, with effects lagging six months to two years.
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Man Pulled From 35 Foot Well In Eudora
James Freeman of Rt. 2 Eudora was rescued after entering a 35 to 40 foot deep well to check a pump malfunction. He slid down the A pipes and could not climb out, becoming chilled with cramped arms. His wife and responders pulled him free with a tire tied to a rope.
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Seaman Board Considers Rehiring Teachers After Walkout
The Seaman District Board of Education will review resignations from teachers who participated in the walkout and left three days before it. The board's attorney George Scott said they would consider re-employment if certificates are not jeopardized, with resignations barring 1973-74 district employment.
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