Show U iT ft na yp jL ma&m rJL fit t JS Wstrf nwmw fairs t & rni fl w Ogden By Dick Turner CARNIVAL Standard-Examine- Friday August r 2 1974 3A Price of Newsprint Up Again 4th This Year for N ewspapers e increases” said a spokesman! for the American Newspaper Publishers Association Publishers have already absorbed increases in March and May from newsprint producers totaling abcut $25 a ton Analysts say tight world supply has also sent prices upward but prices and profits are Maine not high erough yet to encourCanadian producers such as age needed plant expansion Canadian International Paper say they Co MacMillan Bloedel Ltd RATE OF RETURN and British Columbia Forest “While earnings show considProducts Ltd are raising their erable level to same the improvement the rate prices today but many Canadian producers cf return calculated on replacevalue ment costs at present-da- y raised their prices in July in33 of is level below the much An between agreement to $230 a ton inUS manufacturers and the terest rates in today’s HIGHER PRICE Cost of Living Council held vestment markets” said TJ Beil chairman of Abitibi Paper In the West Crown Zeller-bac- h down the price of Boise Cascade newsprint to $21350 a ton for Co Ltd one of Canada’s bigCorp Corp and Southwest Forest In- standard weight from May 1 gest newsprint manufacturers with plants in the US dustries set prices for until Aug 1 newsmanufacturers at will raise a ton $245 from “Newsprint newsprint Higher prices more can millions still make cvsts money by paper publishing of dollars Many Major daily lending out their money at curand Sunday newspapers in the rent interest rates than they US use 100000 tons or more of can by expanding their plants” newsprint each year One ton of one analyst said return on inThe newsprint will produce about copies of a standard 24 vested capital for a newsprint plant in the United States and page newspaper “One of the main problems Canada has been less than 55 those papers have is adjusting per cent he said while today’s their newstand prices and ad- nterest rates range up to 12 vertising rates to these quick per cent and more The higher Western is price largely due to higher freight and labor prices the companies said “The increase is basically beincause of tremendously creased costs of fuel wood and chemicals used to make paper” said a spokesman for Great Northern Paper Co of Betty Rose NEW YORK (AP) — News- $21350 print prices went up again today for the fourth time this year after lingering price control agreements with US manufacturers ended Thursday blamed Producers rising costs of raw materials A check of Eastern paper makers such as Great Northern Abitibi Southern Paper Co Southern and Bowaters Corp Co showed prices will Paper to from $21350 a $23450 go up ton in the south and east for standard newsprint Co International Paper which supplies newspapers in the East and Midwest will raise the price of newsprint 30-pou- 30-pou- nd “You had no trouble at ail with him? 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And it advises against takirg material about capitalism to Eastern Europe where the ar- tide warns tourists are forbii- - I - den to photograph soldiers air--I ports or harbors — or to take photos from an airplane The left hand is dirty and disrespectful in the Middle Eest India Thailand Malaysia ard Indonesia it says and warns travelers to use the right hand to greet and to give and to receive gifts The ministries of foreign affairs and transportation have published similar pamphlets in Independence OK LISBON Portugal p The easy easy polyester knit shirt Covered with dots And more dots In all the colors that are in season Sizes 10-1- 8 Styles With — (AP) Premier Vasco Goncalves says white settlers in Portugal’s African territories will accept de- t - qs reported in nationwide survey again! 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