History Highlights for July 20, 1973
July 20 1973 marks Armstrong and Aldrin’s moon landing decade celebrations. Notable events include Portugal under English control from 1654 and Colombia’s 1810 independence. BC joins Canada in 1871 and WWI era dates surface in 1917 and 1944 reports.
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Phase 4 Nixon plan details food price shifts
Questions and answers outline Phase 4 anti inflation steps. Food prices except beef may rise immediately, with pork poultry and produce most affected. Beef stays under March 29 ceilings until Sept 12. Freeze ends for food and health services. other items stay frozen until Aug 12. Health sector returns to Phase 3 controls. Experts predict food price rise under 22 percent annual rate.
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Washington
Nixon
Cromieotets
Bidding in a Part Score of 40 With Five Hands
Partnership opens one spade both vulnerable and a 40 part score. For each hand determine the optimal bid under a 40 part score. Answers discuss Notrump responses, slam tries, and jumps to show invitational values versus forcing bids, with emphasis on balancing distribution and avoiding overcommitment.
Cooper Tire reports record first-half earnings in 1973
Cooper Tire & Rubber Co. said in Findlay Ohio that sales for the first six months reached 77.1 million dollars, up 17 percent from 65.7 million last year. Earnings totaled 2.4 million dollars or 1.19 dollars per share, a 12 percent rise from 2.1 million or 1.05 dollars per share in the same period of 1972.
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Findlay, Ohio
Cooper Tire & Rubber Co
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