Grayson Says Big Business Will Cooperate
Washington AP The Price Commission chief says about 26 percent of the 1500 largest U S firms have filed or plan to file requests for price increases and nearly half plan to hold the line or cut prices.
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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1971
Page
5
Washington AP The Price Commission chief says about 26 percent of the 1500 largest U S firms have filed or plan to file requests for price increases and nearly half plan to hold the line or cut prices.
Two Americans Mary Ann Harbert and Richard Fecteau arrived back in the United States after their Hong Kong release. Harbert celebrated her 26th birthday two days after Christmas and said she felt great. An Air Force doctor noted both were in very good physical condition.
Spokesmen in New Delhi said Indian forces pressed from the north northwest and east toward Dacca while Pakistanis claimed stiff resistance. Ram cited Indian losses at over 8 500 in 10 days and said 4 000 Pakistani troops plus 4 000 paramilitary were captured. Gen Manekshaw pressed for surrender terms and Niazi rejected them as Bangla Desh rebels stayed quiet and refugees crowded riverbanks.
The article discusses withdrawal risks in newborns of heroin addicted mothers and the hazards of amphetamines LSD barbiturates marijuana during pregnancy. It stresses avoiding all addictive and non addictive drugs and notes lessons from gonorrhea about joint damage and infertility risks from infection. It cites prevention through early detection and treatment to protect maternal and child health.
Christopher O Hara aged 24 was placed on probation for one year and ordered to pay damages to a Chinese restaurant after setting fire to a tablecloth in a dispute over slow service. The case was reported by UPI from London.
Boston attorney Robert G. Woolf urged young lawyers to quit traditional practice and enter sports law. He described representing 200 pro athletes in Boston and cited high earnings for basketball players and football TV revenues, asserting we are in a Golden Age of Sports.
Cottom reported two rehired former employees at Creek High School to fill recent vacancies after spring dismissals during the consolidation. Linda Firestone with two years and Alice Fowler with 10 years are on temporary contracts from Jan 3.
A poetical note surveys beliefs about mistletoe from ancient myth to Sweden and England. A caution on tight high boots warns of swelling veins and clots. A light memory line recalls car down payments. Presidents nicknamed listed with names. A turtle cannot chew due to toothlessness.
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