Crest Tops Nation in Toothpaste and Bayer Leads Pain Relievers
American Research Bureau study ranks Crest ahead of Colgate MPF, Close Up, Gleem and Ultra Brite in toothpaste. Bayer aspirin leads pain relievers with 23.7 percent, followed by Bufferin and Anacin. The report draws on a 22,000 household survey across top 10 markets and covers 33 product categories with marketing implications.
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Studded tires move toward ban amid radials debate
The drift to drop studded snow tires accelerates with highway and tire experts favoring radial construction and new rubber tech. Michigan Wisconsin and West Virginia plan bans after next spring while 26 states allow them on restricted dates. Alaska Valdez booms amid oil rush reshaping town and economy.
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Smaller police cars gain favor in budget strapped cities
Cities cutting costs turn to intermediate size patrol cars for fuel savings and easier handling. Los Angeles County reports significant gas savings with about 700 intermediate American Motors cars. Dallas and Boston deploy mid size models. several states and cities test compact runs.
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Christian Science Monitor
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American Motors
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Chronicle-Telegram Classified Notices Summary
Fragmentary legal and business notices from Elva Ohio dated January 1 1973. Mentions second class mail privileges and postal rates. Includes references to Lorain County Printing & Publishing Co and Cleveland circulation details. No clear event or individual names readable.
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Ohio
Lorain County Printing & Ishing
States
Erin
Lotain
Cevetand
Steel production tops 100 million tons in 1974 amid strike impact
Despite layoffs and a coal strike, U S Steel and other producers raised prices and output. Domestic steel production neared 108 million tons in 1974 with U S Steel reporting a 145 percent rise in quarterly profits and plans to expand Alabama steelmaking by 600 000 tons and lift yearly output by about 5 million tons by 1976.
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UPL
Detroit
Simmke
U S. Steel
US. Steel
U.S Steel
Maillion
Alabama
Paychecks shrink as Social Security deductions rise
Chicago Tribune explains the 1975 Social Security changes will lift the maximum wage base to 14.10 with higher deductions, pushing the annual maximum to 824.95 and signaling bleaker forecasts for workers through 1986 when deductions could hit the first 25.50 of salary at 6.45 percent. The piece notes the 1949 shift from 1 percent on the first 3,000.
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