Statistics dissolve 4 economic myths
GEORGE J. MARDER reports from Washington that a table from the Presidents Council of Economic Advisers questions four myths about America's economy. It shows no cataclysmic shifts in 25 years, income shares shifting little, and the rich, middle and poor maintaining relative positions despite education gains.
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George J. Marder Washington
UPI
President's Council of Economic Advisers
America
Eer Reet
Economic Council
What Happens to Retirement Benefits for a Widowed Mother
A 65 year old widow asks about benefits when her youngest child turns 18 and about options for disabled widow's benefits or delaying to 65. The piece also explains SSI eligibility for aged, blind, or disabled individuals and notes a 1974 economic outlook from Blake T Newton Jr. and asks readers to mail retirement questions.
Aces on Bridge Shine in Champagne Regional Open Pairs
In the Champagne Regional Tournament at Springfield Ill Jeff Mandell of Chicago and Gerald Caravelli of Des Plaines won the Open Pairs championship. A featured hand showed how an apparent free opening can mislead declarer and how careful play secures six top tricks before a club switch reveals three more.
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Springfield
Jeff’ Mandell
Chicago
Gerald Caravelli
Des Plaines
West
Déclarer
Declarer
Portrait of Dr King hung in Georgia Capitol
A portrait of the late Dr Martin Luther King Jr was hung in the Georgia Capitol marking the first black honoree there. Mayor Maynard Jackson addressed a small Ku Klux Klan demonstration outside while Coretta Scott King unveiled the portrait.
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Atlanta
UPI
Martin Luther King Jr
Georgia Capitol
Coretta Scott’King
Memphis
Tenn
George Mandus
King
Auto workers idled as industry trims output amid gasoline shortage
More than 27,000 U.S. auto workers began a one week layoff as Detroit’s big car plants cut production amid a broader plan to trim output by about 30 percent in the first quarter of 1974. Chrysler, Ford, and General Motors reported plant closings while small car production continues overtime.
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Detroit
UPI
U.S
Chrysler Corp
Lynn Townsend
Lee A. Iacocca
Ford Motor Co
Iacocca
Ford
General Motors Corp
Chrysler
Jefferson
Tempe youth named as Scottsdale Boy of the Year candidate
The Scottsdale Boys Club nominates 16 year old Tempe youth Brad Schklair from Tempe High for the 28th annual Boy of the Year contest. About 1,000 boys compete with regional and national winners earning scholarships from Reader's Digest Foundation.
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Scottsdale_Boys
Tempe
Brad Schklair
Sal Gozena
Reader’s Digest Foundation
Scotts‘dale
U.S. Break With Taiwan Seen Near as China Talks Advance
Dr. Peter Van Ness predicts a U.S. break with Taiwan to establish official ties with Peking as negotiations normalize Sino U.S. relations. He cites the Shanghai Communique pattern and rising trade, with China pursuing self reliance in oil while energy links shape diplomacy.
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Taiwan
Peter van Ness
Arizona State University
Peking
Shanghai
Dr. van Ness
Nixon
University of Denver
van Ness
Woodrow Wilson International Center For Scholars
Washington, D.C
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Washington
Washington-Peking
Japan
China
U.s.-Taiwan
Manchuria
Ta-Ching
Shanising
Tientsin
Soviet Union
Russia
U.S.S.R
ASU
Center For Asian Studies
Rubin warns SLA target Patricia Hearst risks U.S. crackdown
Former Yippie leader Jerry Rubin warns the Symbionese Liberation Army that killing hostage Patricia Hearst could provoke a right wing crackdown and erode leftist credibility. He blames government oppression for SLA violence and condemns the Foster killing for aiding white racism.
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UPI
Jerry Rubin
Symbionese ‘Liberation Army
Patricia Hearst
United States
Rubin
Chicago
Randolph A. Hearst
San Francisco Examiner
SLA
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