Slowdown Seen For '74
AP analysis outlines an impending economic slowdown tied to the Arab oil boycott. Economists warn of higher prices, factory shutdowns, and layoffs with potential for a recession if the boycott lasts beyond six months.
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John Cunniff
New York
Walter Heller
Kennedy
Johnson
Alan Greenspan
Townsend Greenspan & Co
Nixon
Pierre Rinfret
Rinfret-Boston Associates
Leif Olsen
First National City Bank
Otto Eckstein
Data Resources Inc
Lexington
Mass
Eckstein
Energy Policy Committee
Rolla Professor Highlights Kohoutek Spectacle
Dr. Joseph Senne of the University of Missouri Rolla explains Kohoutek can be sighted with binoculars low in the southeast before sunrise and will brighten to naked eye visibility by late November. He notes the comet’s approach, upcoming observations, and cautions about looking at the sun once it passes near it.
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Rolla
Joseph Senne
University of Missouri-Rolla
Corvus
Senne
Kohoutek
Venus
Mercury
UMR
Astronomy Club
Ission
Dr. Senne
Arend- Roland
Mikos
Theya-Seki
Bennett
Bond Firm On Airport Site
Governor Bond remains against placing a new St Louis area airport in Illinois. He argues the fuel shortage strengthens the case against Waterloo Illinois. He awaits a master study on Lambert and notes Illinois officials invite him to discuss the issue as Missouri plans expansion to meet future aviation needs.
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ST. Louis
Christopher S. Bond
St. Louis Globe- Democrat
Memphis
Bond
Waterloo
Ill
Lambert-St. Louis
Illinois
Stanek sextuplets discharged as family plans larger home
Catherine Stanek, the last of the five surviving Stanek sextuplets, has been discharged to join parents Edna and Eugene Stanek and four infant brothers. Born Sept 16 as six-week premies, the six babies faced severe health challenges. Julia died shortly after birth. The family hired full-time nursing help and seeks a larger suburban home to accommodate care needs.
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Denver
Catherine Stanek
Stanek
Edna Stanek
Eugene Stanek
Julia
Catherine
Wallace Addresses Black Mayors
Alabama Governor George Wallace addressed the Southern Conference of Black Mayors in Tuskegee, speaking on education, development, and social services. He defended plans for a better life for all races and touched on the Alabama school bus system amid a bus desegregation topic. Prior to the talk, Saturday, he crowned Terri Points of Birmingham as the university’s first black homecoming queen.
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Tuskegee
Ala
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Southern Conference of Black Mayors
Wallace
Terri Points of
Birmingham
University of Alabama
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