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...Preston Bethlehem...
Hart's Monday, meanwhile, publicly began at the Philadelphia docks for a 7:30 a.m. mingle with longshoremen. He flew off to Allentown and Bethlehem to stroll through a steel plant and hold a press conference, but engine problems kept him from leaving for Pittsburgh on time. While a pair of small Learjets were being hired, Hart felt obliged to caper around for photographers (he posed in a cockpit wearing dark glasses and pilot's cap) and to discuss the Democrats' alleged indulgence of black antiSemitism. At Pittsburgh's airport (four hours after Mondale had touched...
...Steel, as the merged company will be called, will replace Bethlehem Steel as America's second-largest producer, J. Paul McGrath behind U.S. Steel. After some inefficient operations are phased out, the new firm will have the capacity to produce 19 million tons annually and will concentrate on flat-rolled, bar, stainless and tubular steel. Its headquarters will be located at Republic's Cleveland offices...
...Christmas season is turning into the firing season in the American steel industry. Bethlehem Steel used the period between Christmas and New Year's in 1982 to announce the closing of its 83-year-old steelmaking plant in Lackawanna, N.Y., near Buffalo, and the elimination of 7,300 jobs. Last week U.S. Steel, the largest American steelmaker, carried on the grim yuletide tradition. The company announced that it will close all or parts of 73 operations in 13 states, thereby cutting its steelmaking capacity 17% and reducing companywide employment...
...Harvard women's cross country team finished 13th out of 16 teams in the NCAA Division 1 Championship meet at Bethlehem, Pa. yesterday...