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...Economic Affairs, noted amid a chorus of agreement that "one of the other dimensions that hold us together is the economic one-shared economic values in the sense that prosperity in Europe is beneficial to prosperity in the United States and vice versa." Said West German Social Democrat Ulrich Steger, his party's spokesman on international economic affairs: "The economic issue is a topic that affects our people and the Western alliance more than all the quarrels about missiles." According to Steger, 95% of West Europeans believe that American economic policies have pushed them deeper into the recession...
European complaints about the management of the U.S. economy focused on the large U.S. budget deficits that are keeping real interest rates high. West Germany's Steger summed up the European case by warning, "As long as you stick to this policy of high deficits, an overvalued dollar, capital sunk in for the health of the New York stock market but not industry, then there will be pressure for protectionism." U.S. Senator Charles Mathias, a Republican from Maryland, also took the lead in voicing concern over protectionism, referring specifically to rising U.S. public pressures for import restrictions. "Protectionism...
Except for 17-year-old Quarterback Joseph Weiss, who stands 6 ft. 4 in. and tips the scales at an even 200 Ibs., most Panthers look like refugees from the Pop Warner League. Joe's cousin, Willard Hebbe, who plays slotback, weighs 135 Ibs. Freshman Lineman Danny Steger has seen action in three of the Panthers' five games this season; he weighs 90 Ibs. Says the Rev. Wilson Hill, pastor of Immanuel Lutheran Church, who doubles as spotter at Panther games: "There's something in these Pflugerville boys that makes them want to make contact...
Injured in a factory accident in 1943, Engineer Robert Steger survived an operation for removal of a blood clot from his brain, but never regained consciousness. In Cincinnati's Bethesda Hospital, he was fed through a tube, gained weight, and seemed not to age. Last week, after what appeared to be the longest coma in medical history, Steger, 52, died from "deterioration caused by inactivity...
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