World Steel output and clergy stress in 1970s balance
Global steel production nears 600 million tons with Japan and Britain expanding. U S and Canada push to limit imports as a potential August strike looms. Meanwhile clergy face rising burnout with surveys showing heavy stress and calls for support from Protestant and Catholic leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
United Steelworkers Union
U. S
Britain
European Coal and Steel Community
Canada
Japan
Edward Bauman
Foundry Methodist Church
Washington, D. C
Britain faces museum admission fee controversy sparks protest
Britain's plan to introduce ad seision charges at national museums triggers a public outcry. The debate pits government push for funds against critics who say fees curb access and threaten cultural access. Art leaders and politicians weigh constitutional tradition versus modernization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Britain
Financial Times
Tate Gallery
May
Jennie Lee
Edward Heath
Tate
New York
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Lord Eccles
House of Lords
Treasury
Eccles
Lord Annan
House of Commons
Ale
Henry Moore
Graham Sutherland
Tories
Guinea's Bauxite Reserves May Bail Out Toure
Guinean leader Sekou Toure faces internal plots and external strain as Conakry Radio reports executions in a carnival atmosphere. France cut aid after independence, while Toure seeks relief through U S finance. The World and Import-Export banks back an $110 million plan to develop Guinea's bauxite reserves, among the richest globally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guinea
Toure
Phil Newsom
UPI
Conakry Radio
Sekou Toure
Coukry Radio
Africa
Toote
Conakry
Thetoric
Charles de Gaulle
Senegal
Ivory Coast
Peking
da Gaulle
United States
U.S
Nightlife in Tokyo Proves Costly for Visitors
In 1969 Japan reported 24 billion yen spent on social entertainment, much from expense accounts tax free. A Tokyo group of four can burn about 137000 yen for a night out, including drinks, hostess charges, dinner, and service fees, roughly $375 at the period rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Szoryo
Tokyo
Tax Administration Agency
Inckr
Japan
Tokyo Coud
Forecasting strokes by checking carotid arteries
Seattle heart specialist Dr James M Curtis of Harborview Medical Center discusses a program to screen for carotid artery obstruction to predict stroke risk. Ultrasonic flow tests identify blockages in arteries near the neck, aiming to prevent strokes by early treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E. Sweet Seatile
James M. Curtis
Harborview Medical Center
Cai
Curis de
Willer
United States
Curtis
Delivery subscription rates and terms for West Virginia paper
Raleigh Stegeter announces delivery rates for daily and Sunday service in West Virginia. Prices include six months 5.79, one year 19.06, and monthly 3.05 with three per cent state sales tax. Carriers and distributors operate as independent contractors. the Beckley Newspapers Corporation not responsible for payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Representative Effits Company, Inc
Taxta
West Virginia
Beckley Newspapers
Opinions shape how we work and govern, not just tools
A reflection on how attitude and belief guide action. The author cites Jefferson on government based on public opinion and warns that voting for impossible tasks harms society. Mercury in fish, river values, and war rise as examples of how collective choices can mislead policy and threaten reality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Jefferson
Far East
Appalachian Power Company
Mercury
Snaffer
Vietnam
Senate
Inming
Extension Of Middle East Ceasefire Seems Likely
The eve of the deadline brings expectations that the Arab Israeli ceasefire will be extended as neither side benefits from renewed fighting. Egyptian Ambassador El Zavyat at the UN cites ongoing talks and the political pressures of February 5, with regional leaders weighing military strength and the prospects of a lasting settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mohammad H. el-Zavyat
United Nations
Egypt
Jordan
Hussein
al Ahram
Palestine
Beirut
Lebanon
Popular Front
Israel
Paul Martin
Times
Uortilla
Israelia
Golda Meir
United States
Soviet Union
U.N
Britain
France
Middle East
Gunnar Jarring
Asia
Middle ‘East
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World Steel Cornucopia
Dco
Martin Siegel
Temple Sinai
Lawrence
Siegel
Yorick Blumenfeld
National Museums
Raleigh Stegeter
W.vaendoe
Bate
Richard Spong
Jerusalem
Ater
Tel Aviv
Suez
Strait of Tiran
Golan Heights
Pont
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