Paper shortage grows with rising demand for newsprint
AP analyst notes a broad paper shortage driven by surging consumption across newsprint paperboard and tissue. Yearly use climbs from about 63–64 million tons to 67–68 million with per person roughly 40 pounds, as electronics fail to reduce demand and population growth boosts needs for bags and packaging.
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John Cunniff
New York
Uncle Sam
Gas Stations Plan 3 Day Holiday Closures Across Nation
A spot survey shows thousands of gasoline service stations intend three day shutdowns at Christmas and New Year. Associations cite reduced supplies and calls for possible mandatory shutdowns. independent stations expect near total closure.
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Ilinois
Louisiana
Florida
Washington D.C
Indiana
Wisconsin
John Huemmrich
National Congress of Petroleum
Nixon
American Automobile Association
Dick Reynolds
The
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Vic Rasheed
Greater Washington-Maryland
Charles Shipley
Michigan Service Station Dealers Association
Santa Learns Sign Language To Hear Deaf Children
In Abilene Texas Santa communicated with Tina Adams and Tommy, two deaf toddlers, using hand signing during a visit at a department store. The children, pupils at the West Texas Rehabilitation Center, taught Santa sign language and shared silent Christmas wishes for the first time. Santa said he loved them and called the moment the happiest occasion he ever had.
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Rosemary Williams
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Tex
Santa
Tina Adams
Tommy
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West Texas
Old Man
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