Inflation Debate Divides Officials On Wage Price Controls
Washington leaders clash over inflation outlook and the viability of mandatory wage and price controls. Schultze predicts a gradual decline from 13.5 percent. Jackson warns near 15 percent driven by oil and higher interest rates, urging Congress toward mandatory guidelines. Carter supports his policies, while Volcker warnings echo concern over public acceptance of lower living standards.
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Plant rep promotes Deco Plants hydroponic system
Mrs Fay Stacey of 530 Wood St Elyria is area representative for Deco Plants a division of Ralston Purina. She notes 43 plant types to choose from and customers receive a two pot unit with an indicator for feed or water. For more information call 408 6526.
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Elyria
Ralston Purina
Recycling incentives urged to boost metal recovery
A Congressional study from the Office of Technology Assessment finds product recycling could save 30 percent or more of copper, aluminum, iron and steel, but widespread recycling requires stronger incentives. It notes current reuse exists in auto parts, furniture, typewriters and aircraft and outlines eleven options to cut metal waste.
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Congressional Office of Technology Assessment
United States
White collar productivity cited as management fault
Chicago conference speakers say white collar output runs 40 to 60 percent of potential due to poor management and misaligned company goals. Georgia Tech professor Robert N. Lehrer notes most fault lies in lack of goal communication and suggests better organization, interdisciplinary teams, retraining, and ROI-like measurement of human resources. Upjohn’s Henry J. Dahl adds firms underinvest in estimating human capital alongside capital.
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Robert N. Lehrer
Georgia Institute of Technology
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Roller skating boom fuels skate market surge
The roller skating craze in the United States spurs strong demand for skates and boots. Manufacturers and retailers struggle to meet orders, with retail sales growth reported at high percentages and backorders continuing. Major makers include Snyder Skates, Sure-Grip, Chicago Skate Co., and Roller Derby Skates, while new entrants varying in quality enter the market.
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UPI
America
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Donald Tattenbaum
Herman Sporting Goods
W. R. Grace & Co
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Ed James
Hyde Athletic Footwear
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Coal summit set next month aims to ease coal policy feuds
Washington reports a White Sulphur Springs summit November 18 21 will bring together labor industry environmentalists and users to broaden the Georgetown University coal policy consensus. United Mine Workers President Arnold Miller and Navajo Nation leaders join a diverse coalition to reduce adversarial views and consider a common approach to expanding coal use while industry groups pay 350 dollars to participate.
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UPI
White Sulphur Springs
W.va
Harry Herman
Georgetown University
America
United Mine Workers
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Tam
Georgetown
Herman
Stocks Head Down Again In Early Trading
New York markets opened lower as the Dow Jones industrial average dropped 10.54 in early trading amid a two week downward trend. Analysts cited rising short term rates and Fed credit tightening as drivers of declines, with the Dow sliding 15.44 on Friday to 914.68 and the NYSE composite index off 1.18 to 57.62.
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Davis-Besse plant restarts after NRC approval Sunday
Davis-Besse nuclear plant in Oak Harbor Ohio began generating electricity at 10 39 a m Sunday seven days after a shut down the fourth in six weeks Toledo Edison Co said the unit should reach 100 percent by Monday following NRC concurrence Repairs included turbine control system and circuit breakers inspections of the plant and a full plant check The facility owned by Toledo Edison and Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co has experienced several shutdowns since September amid equipment fine tuning after the Three Mile Island incident.
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Three Mile Island
Industry plans dinner with Pease
The Commerce and Industry Association of Greater Elyria will host an informal dinner with U.S. Rep. Don J. Pease at the Oberlin Inn on Monday, November 5. Members will discuss national affairs with the congressman on the eve of the presidential campaign year.
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