Needs More Money Steel Industry Says It Must Break From Deadly Cycle
The American steel industry seeks funds for research and modernization to end a costly cycle of rising costs and lagging profits. Wheeling Steel Corp plans a $6 per ton price rise, while U S Steel experimented with a similar boost a year ago. Industry leaders weigh costs, debt, tax changes, and potential price hikes as they push to compete and sustain jobs.
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AP Business News
NEW York
Wheeling Steel Corp
U.S. Steel Corp
Wheeling
Arthur B. Homer
Bethlehem Steel
Gested
U.S. Steel
Roger Blough
Thas
United Steelworkers
Birthday party honors Tim Isaacs at church hall
Tim Isaacs celebrated his 18th birthday with a party at the Church Social Hall attended by 45 guests. Tim’s family and friends, including the Brandenbergs and others, shared refreshments and greetings. Other local engagements included a dinner at the Brandenburg home and a 90th birthday observance for Mrs. Burdette with family in attendance. Judith Fahy, daughter of Capt. Fahy USN, was sworn into the Navy and will attend Officers Candidate School before a future commission as Ensign USNR.
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Clarence Crum
Airy
Kemptown
Calvin Isaacs
Timmys
Sto
Ecu
James Brandenburg
Lucille Brandenburg
Earl Dixon
Linda
Charles Emsweiler
Larry
Donald
Rudell Brandenburg
Ricky
William W. Walker
Earl Clevenger
Barbara Brandenburg
Brandenburgs
Amos Twenty
John Nichols
Edmondson Village High School
Timmy Isaacs
William Browning
Reyburn Browning and Sons
Brandywine Drive
Colonial Acres
Belair
Lee Riggs
Charles Riggs
William H. Burdette
Judith Fahy
John Fahy
USN
Fahy
Navy
Viola B. Sanders
Naval
Miss Fahy
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Samuel J. Brown Jr
Samuel J. Brown
Union Bridge
Morgan State College
Baltimore
Mr. Brown
Frederick High School
Hood College
Anaheim
Calif
Long Beach
USNR
OCS
Tray
Peerless
Sanzit
Buckingham Palace
Madrid
Paris
Lisbon
Amsterdam
TWA
Davis
United States
H. B. Davis Company
Siwied
Pease Tel
C&d Group
Marbi
Mr. Inside
Yu Re
Ride’s Color Center
5Th and
Market Streets
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