Move to bolster dollar faces mixed outlook for travelers and traders
NEW YORK AP outlines how U S government action to strengthen the dollar may affect consumers workers and business. The move hinges on how long intervention lasts and its effect on import prices travel abroad and overseas sales while noting limits from contracts and swap credits with England and Italy.
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Italy
Glass sale fades as Commodore hotel contents go
A Woman examines a water glass amid many on sale during a 90 day liquidation of New York's Commodore hotel contents. The historic hotel is being emptied to make way for a new hotel project.
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Dollar falls again in Europe amid cautious trading
In London the dollar slipped to 1.9043 pounds from 1.8880 while Frankfurt opened at 2.1420 marks versus 2.1485 yesterday. Dealers cited profit taking and lingering skepticism over US measures to bolster the dollar, warning further declines without broader economic actions.
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Neue Ruhr Zeitung
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Amtrak schedules show aging rolling stock and repairs
Amtrak updated schedules reflect that locomotives often require replacements and crew adjust to thawed steam pipes using blow torches. Most engines are over 30 years old and passenger cars over 25. Prior to December Lake Shore Limited ran on time over 80 percent, but last year performance dipped with a 10 day February stretch of no service. Amtrak Kellogg free ride program offers children 12 and under free travel with three Kellogg box tops during off holiday periods in 1978.
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Carter cautions on French leftist alliance during NATO talks
Carter pressed Mitterand on potential Socialist Communist alliance as France heads toward March legislative elections. A protest bombing near Socialist HQ disrupted talks two miles away but caused little damage. White House aides noted Carter’s concern over communists joining socialists in Europe.
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New Elyria Businesses Open Beverages Drive Thru and Pizza
A new Pizza shop at 308 E Broad St offers Italian dishes and sandwiches with hours from 11 a.m. to midnight weekdays and until 1:30 a.m. on weekends. A Beverage Warehouse drive-thru opened nearby selling beer and wine with 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. hours weekdays and 10 a.m. to midnight on weekends. Partners plan at least two more similar stores. The report also notes Carter's Paris visit and NATO talks as part of a broader political roundup.
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al Campbell
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Lorain AmShip yard expansion eyed amid plans
Officials of American Ship Building Co and its AmShip division say an expansion program for the Lorain and Toledo yards is contemplated. President Francis W Theis notes increased demand for ships and hints at enlarging the 1,025-foot dry dock to handle larger ore carriers for Great Lakes customers. Potential land acquisition near Lorain could boost warehouses and fabrication areas.
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National Steel Corp
Flynt buys Plains paper amid caution over Miss Lillian centerfold
Hustler owner Larry Flynt buys the Plains Monitor from Sam Simpson in Plains Georgia with plans to print a centerfold featuring Miss Lillian in white with a black man as Jesus. Simpson stays as editor while community leaders weigh Flynt's intentions and the paper's future viability amid fluctuating circulation.
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Cincinnati woman wins top Ohio lottery prize
Mrs. Mildred Mooney of Cincinnati, age 67, won the top prize of 25 000 in the Ohio Lottery weekly drawing, ending Wayne Bash's three week winning streak with 150 000. Other big winners included Stan Sakikas, Rocky River, 8000 and Harry West, Elwood, Ind., 7500. Authorities list the winning numbers for multiple state lotteries.
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