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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1981

Page

6

Austria’s Social Market Model Flaunts Quiet Strength

Austria blends practical socialism with thrift and values under Brono Kreisky. The economy shows resilience with low inflation and unemployment, a tied currency to the Deutschemark, and improving current accounts aided by tourism. Growth remains solid, despite 1980 inflation at 6 percent and 2.5 percent unemployment.

Republic of Austria Europe U.S Hans Seidel Finance Ministry Washington

Austria's success rooted in policy and people

Former U.S. Ambassador Henry Owens argues Austria’s growth comes from government staying out of business, stable leadership under Kreisky, and a strong welfare state. Wage price controls via a social partnership keep inflation low, while unions cooperate and the schilling may rise as US rates fall.

National Press Club U.S Austria Henry Owens Owens Qwens Kreisky Seidel Europe Finance Ministry Anes Sana Schilling Deutschemark Germany

Washington Star demise sparks fears for press freedom

Robert C. Reid laments the Washington Star closing, noting its 1400 staff layoffs and the risk of a single newspaper voice in the capital. He recalls the paper’s history, the staff’s loyalty, and warns of diminished dissent and press pluralism if rescue efforts fail.

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Skeletons May Solve Easter Island Settlement Mystery

Donald J. Frederick reports on George W. Gill and Sergio Rapu using 308 excavated skeletons from Easter Island to test whether Polynesian adventurers from Hiva founded the island or if South American links played a role. The team, aided by Chilean authorities and funded by National Geographic, notes inbreeding patterns and regional skeletal differences while racing looters to preserve remains.

Washington Easter Island Pacific Ocean George W. Gill Gill University of Wyoming Government of Chile Rapu Gil Sergio Rapu Hana

Dear Dick queries on TV roles and old film clues

Reader questions about Joe E Rossi TV work after Car 4 Where Are You and a possible series with Hope Lange, plus notes on Fraser Heston as Baby Moses and Robby Benson age claims. Also confusion over Sea-Wyes book adaptation titled Sea Wife with Richard Burton and Joan Collins.

Dear Dick Joe E Rossi Hope Lange R. Rassi Marcellus Mich Ross Cave Js Tyson Moses Fraser Heston Chariton John Davidson Robby Benson Julie Boronyt Beason J.M. Scott AL Waite Killeen Texas Richard Burton Joan Collins

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