Retiring Ohio Senator Young Still Plans Legal Career
Washington AP reports Senator Stephen M. Young, 81, the oldest in the Senate, is retiring after eight House years and 12 Senate years. He plans to practice law in Washington and open an office in Cleveland, saying retirement would be lethal to him. Known for sharp letters and fiery speeches, he defeated Bricker in 1958 and Taft Jr. in 1964, and cites his vote for the nuclear test ban treaty as a key achievement.
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Washington observers forecast 1971 real GNP growth about 3 percent with current dollars rising over 6 percent as prices push up. The plan aims for looser credit and more federal spending to spur housing and investment while inflationary wage contracts and deficits press the economy toward slower gains.
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