Nixon Economic Tack Causes Consternation Huginess
AP Business Analyst reports the administrations negative statements on possible measures to boost the economy have unsettled political and economic circles. Unemployment nears decade highs, consumer confidence drops, and analysts warn confidence declines hinder spending and planning. Becky Given earns Dean's List honors at Northeast Missouri State College with a 3.53 average.
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J. W. Given
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President Tries to Avoid Steel Strike
President Nixon seeks to head off a major steel wage settlement by calling labor and steel negotiators to a White House meeting as part of a different approach to curb inflation. He weighs wage controls, import boosts especially from Japan, and sets Aug. 1 as the contract expiry with inflation concerns echoing through government policy.
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Ordway to Tackle Postal Complaints as Ombudsman
Washington AP reports David L Ordway serves as the U.S. Postal Service ombudsman. He will address complaints from smashed packages to discourteous clerks, aiming to solve problems, train staff, and improve public service across the system. He notes first class mail is strong, while newspapers, insurance payments, and special delivery face major issues.
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Harry Bryan to Luke s AFB voyage to Luke s AFB
Tec Sgt and Mrs Harry Bryan and two children Karen and Darren visit his step father and mother Mr and Mrs Louis Fickert then move to Luke s Air Force Base to reside for a year and a half. Bryan will retire after twenty years of service. They had lived in Ipswich England for three years before Mexico.
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Karen
Darren
Louis Fickert
Luke’s Air Force Base
Sgt
Bryan
Mexico
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Specs to be Tough But Not Shatterproof
The FDA will require eyeglass lenses to be impact resistant starting next January 1. Plastic, heat-toughened glass, or similar materials will be used unless a clinician finds them unsuitable for a patient. The rule covers sun glasses and mass produced nonprescription specs and does not include contact lenses.
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U.S. Food and Drug Administration
R. I. Searfoss
Central Missouri Optometric Society
Deadline July 15 For Wheat Payment
Producers must complete final certification and designate set aside ground for wheat and feed grain by July 15. Early reporters receive a $1.20 per bushel preliminary payment for the 1971 crop on July 1, representing 75 percent of the certificate value. Final face value will be determined by parity on July 1 minus the national average wheat price, with final payment after December 1. Feed grain payments follow prior terms, with potential post March 1, 1971 adjustments if needed.
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