Carter hears steel executives plea on imports and protection
President Carter meets steel executives union leaders and Congress members amid calls for help with sagging profits and plant closings. Trade official Strauss cautions against broad quotas while urging targeted aid and faster action. A separate note: Austria reports four year olds highest auto death rate. U.S. tariff probe finds five Japanese producers dumped carbon steel.
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Higher Uranium Prices Linked To Low Abuses
John W. MacGuire of Natrona Service Inc testifies before the House Commerce investigations subcommittee that fraudulent uranium claims on public lands tied to abuses in mining laws push up prices. He cites Gulf Oil and Continental Oil actions and notes 8,000 claims staked over 1.6 million acres.
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Garbageman Gets Coverage On TV
New Orleans councilman Mike Early while working on a garbage truck was struck by a passing automobile as a TV crew filmed for the six o clock news. Early, 36, wore jeans and a sweatshirt to observe sanitation complaints and was knocked unconscious after his head hit the windshield, later listed in satisfactory condition.
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