Steel settlement shields economy from layoffs but raises car costs
The steel industry and union avert a wage-related jobs blow, agreeing to a 30 percent wage rise over three years. Steel prices are expected to rise 15 percent, with carmakers planning roughly $200 price hikes on 1972 models. Increased imports and a slow economy threaten mills and auto demand, likely boosting competition from abroad.
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Kansas Considers NASA Space Base for Shuttle System
Western Kansas cities buzz as NASA weighs a space base on about 360000 acres with up to 6000 peak jobs and millions in spending. Critics question ecological impact tax effects and dependence on a volatile federal budget while praising potential economic boost.
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Allergies Dear Dr Thosteson About a Child’s Asthma
A three year old suffers asthma worsened by a household cat. The doctor noted energy to some things but omits cats as a potential trigger. The cat hunts rats, returns home, and the child kisses it, causing mouth sores and crying during meals.
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Allergy clues in asthma and cat dander cautions
Reader letters discuss how allergies trigger asthma in children, urging removal of pets like cats to reduce exposure to saliva and dander. Advice covers cleaning methods, distinguishing hay fever from sinus trouble, and a vaccine crafted from patient sputum for severe bronchial asthma, plus a prayer note.
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Remarkable quotes reveal temper in early 20th century boss and youth
A New York AP roundup presents a collage of spoken lines showing flirtation, finances, and bravado across generations. It compares risk, debt, and temptation through casual exchanges about loans, car use, and bets, with hints of social norms and humor of the era.
Alice Paul seals new victory for equal rights amendment
AP reports at age 86 Alice Paul sees progress toward an equal rights amendment with voting power she long fought to win. The suffragist, who led protests against Woodrow Wilson and helped pass the 19th Amendment, says organizing nationwide to push the ERA continues despite past Senate defeat.
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Wage pact dodges steel strike but fuels inflation debate
A last minute steel wage agreement averts a strike but leaves inflation risks unresolved. Prices for basic steel will rise three years at 31 percent, prompting likely increases across manufacturing. Calls grow for a presidential incomes policy or wage price review to curb inflationary expectations. Productivity gains fade, reducing hope for offsetting higher costs.
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Boulder taps glacier water from Arapaho source
The Boulder Colorado community of about 60 000 draws its water from a city owned glacier on the Arapahos 28 miles west atop the Continental Divide. The glacier water is noted for its clear soft qualities and unique supply.
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Filmdom Awaits New TV Season
HOLLYWOOD AP With a little more than a month until the new television season starts, networks and major studios face a tense period. Fewer than 10 theatrical films are in local production while more than 110 TV series, movies for TV and specials are in the works. Actors who once ignored television now seek roles in series and features as the medium dominates. Production runs full steam though few predict bold, experimental turns as money tightens and sponsors dwindle. Relevancy fades and law-and-order shows plus comedies rise while controversy wanes. Johnny Carson says his West Coast return to NBC Tonight Show opens like an opening night.
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TV Schedule Log Reflects Dense Daytime Lineup
A detailed historical television schedule lists numerous programs across channels with time blocks and featured shows. It records daytime and late evening lineups including news, weather, entertainment, soap operas, game shows, and movies, reflecting a busy broadcast slate.
Ottawa Herald subscription rates and policy details
Ottawa Herald notes daily publication rules, editor and publisher Wellington Robert 8, subscription rates for trade area and outside areas, by mail and in total, with tax and out of state deductions.
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