Taxes Should Be Target Of Food Price Protests
Protests target taxes as a cause of rising food costs across the nation. Retailers push higher prices to cover federal and local taxes while shops face added tax penalties. some chains cut prices to ward off boycotts. Local notes include Denver, Miami, Chicago, New York and Portland analyses.
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Los Angeles
Mort-Jeral
Denver
Mubicant Group
Pri J
Miami
Curacao
Chicago
Cin
United States
Jomnati
Portland
Ore
Detroit
New York City
Joo
Phoenix
North Carolina
New York
Emapiy Jers
Electric co op to vote trustees
The piece outlines district trustee elections for the Firelands Electric Cooperative, with nominees from North Fairfield and surrounding townships. It notes tax-driven price pressures and wage demands affecting workers, employers, and retailers, plus upcoming district meetings to select candidates.
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NEW London
Bronson
Firelands Electric Cooperative Peru
Norwich and
Ricmond Inc
Tuess Townships
Harts Ruggles
Center Hall
Tn Board
North Fairfield Fire House
Elroy Walcher
Quorum
Greenfield
Fairfield Hartland
Fitchville
Bassembly
Ashland Tor
Carlloff
Bruce
Butler
Firelands Electric Co
Clear Creek Orange
Weller
Demanding Operative Inc
Milliton
Montgomery
Perry
Ashland County
Investment view on steel firms and stainless producers
The column reviews steel industry growth, noting stainless and chromium related producers as key growth areas over five to six years. It highlights major players like Allegheny Ludlum Crucible Steel US Steel and Jones & Laughlin, with cost cuts and productivity gains offsetting labor and foreign competition. It advises cautious stock picks, focusing on fundamentally sound industries and sustainable yields, and suggests a six to seven percent safety limit on depressed prices.
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Ludlum
Ofl Stainless
US Steel
Im- Jones & Laughlin Universal Cy
Sharon
Ter
Washington
Europe
Amer
Can Steel
Fundamentally Sound
Akronites to learn tool work
Washington, UPI reports a Labor Department approved program will train 120 Akron area men as apprentice-entry tool and die makers. It provides 40 weeks on-the-job training and 12 weeks institutional preparation at a cost of 115,314 dollars. Work experience via the Akron chapter of the National Tool and Precision Machining Association. trainees paid for productive work. Institutional training at the Akron Manpower Development and Training Center.
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Washington
UPI
Akron
Cleveland group seeks 12 million federal aid for youth program
The Council for Economic Opportunities approves a plan to secure 12 million dollars in federal funds for a work experience program for unemployed 22 to 30 year olds. Enrollees would earn 175 per hour for placements with public and nonprofit agencies over 14 months, building on a similar project that served 337 youths this summer. Open House at Clarksfield Elementary invites parents to learn about a proposed three mile school operating levy and meet teachers.
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Cleveland
UPI
Council For Economic Opportunities, Local
War On Poverty Committee
Clarksfield
Nev & Ballet
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