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Newspaper
Sunday Dominion Post
Location
Morgantown, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1971
Page
3
Pennsylvania notes Pittsburgh Press Co. beset by two strikes this year and a five month stoppage as 1960 nears. Teamsters Local 211 members threaten action, signaling possible fresh walkout.
Sen. William Proxmire accuses the Federal Trade Commission of secret hearings for four steel firms over Defense Department price collusion bids. He notes identical bids by U S Steel and Lukens for a Navy HY 80 steel contract and demands full public airing of the matter.
Heath Larry vice chairman of U S Steel Corp is named chairman of President Nixon s health education committee replacing the late Joseph C Wilson. The panel formed Sept 14 seeks to improve consumer health education nationwide. Larry led steel industry talks with the United Steel Workers this summer.
The essay traces Augustus' reign from civil wars to Pax Augusta and census driven tax, marriage laws, and population growth. It notes how his policies contrast with Judean times, hints at Bethlehem names Joseph Ben-Jacob Mary Bath-Jochim and Jesus, and ends with a reflection on Christmas versus Saturnalia.
Winter arrived with snow and strong winds across Pennsylvania after unseasonably warm days. Western and central areas issued traveler warnings while northern and mountain regions faced one to four inches of snow and sub freezings in the east. Erie reported six inches of drifting snow and slick roads. the Meadows racetrack canceled its Friday night races. Road conditions improved along parts of the Turnpike, but a Friday night work stoppage by state highway workers worsened tensions in Somerset and Westmoreland counties.
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