Economic move to curb inflation faces adviser pushback
A leader leverages executive power to press a targeted price increase he deems inflationary, despite long held opposition from economic advisers. The story appears on page 1.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1970
Page
5
A leader leverages executive power to press a targeted price increase he deems inflationary, despite long held opposition from economic advisers. The story appears on page 1.
Dr. Harold P Klein of NASA Ames says life may exist on Mars in micro organisms or primitive plants if chemical evolution reached that planet. Viking mission tests will search for carbon dioxide uptake and release, soil washing for living cells, and gas content changes to indicate life.
FAYETTEVILLE N C AP Fires blackened thousands of acres of woodlands in eastern North Carolina Friday with the Spring Lake blaze the largest. It raged along Route 87 north of Ft. Bragg and forced temporary evacuations. Fires spread toward Lillington and Cameron as authorities fought blazes with multiple units. No injuries were reported though homes and trailers were destroyed. High winds and low humidity kept forests highly flammable into the weekend.
Two state officials and an oil industry executive question President Nixon’s plan to expand petroleum supplies and lower prices. They argue Gulf of Mexico production is near capacity and warn of future shortages, while critics call the move politically motivated.
John Tyler Community College is offering a $500 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of those calling in bomb threats. The college faced telephoned threats that disrupted classes for about an hour on Monday and on Tuesday and Thursday nights, with evacuations and searches of buildings yielding no bombs.
Virginia agriculture department warns consumers not to buy or let children use a red paste called vampire's blood. The paste in a tube may cause severe illness and nausea if eaten. It is sold in candy drug and dime stores and inspectors will issue stop sale orders where found.
An international five day program to stop smoking offered as a free community service. Sponsored by the Northern Virginia TB and Respiratory Disease Assn and the Seventh Day Adventist Church. Call 662-4271 for information.
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