Inflation to stay high says Treasury chief Simon
Washington reports quote Treasury Secretary William Simon warning inflation will remain unacceptably high through the year while government experts forecast a late-year decline. He calls the situation a crisis and cites a multi-year plan including budget cuts and spending limits discussed with President Nixon and adviser Kenneth Bush.
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Rare white tiger cubs born in Cincinnati area
In Cincinnati three rare white tiger cubs and a sibling tiger were reported healthy by officials on Sunday. The cubs, born Thursday, are among the rarest births in the United States, with only about 30 such animals known to exist globally.
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Wall Street uneven as banks push rates higher
Trading slows as the market stays oversold and banks raise rates. The Dow edges up to 446.43 after a day of mixed moves while NYSE volume remains light. Citicorp drops, First Chicago slips, and Warner-Lambert rises amid active but cautious trading.
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Teamsters blamed in bread cost hike
Los Angeles AP report cites Food Employers Council President Robert K. Fox blaming commissions paid to Teamster bread drivers for rising Southern California bread prices. Fox says adding commissions to salaries increases driver pay and loaf costs, while a strike and distribution changes worsen the burden on housewives.
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