Tut Fever Sweeps U.S. As Tut Exhibit Draws Crowds
Tutankhamen craze boosts museum and retail sales across the country. In five cities 5.6 million have viewed the exhibit since 1976, with 1.3 million more planned in New York before it moves to San Francisco. Ticket scalping and resale crackdowns surface amid record demand and related books and merchandise fueling profits.
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Westvaco Talks Collapse After One Day of Bargaining
Alexandria AP reports renewed talks between Westvaco and the United Paperworkers International Union broke down after one bargaining day. Union president Clarence Farmer said the company’s final offer contained no improvements over the earlier proposal, as 1,100 Covington and 1,400 Luke workers remain affected by the strike.
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