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is blaming rising costs of wages, energy and raw materials for its latest round of price increases which will force consumers to pay more for autos, refrigerators, and other household items. U.S.' Steel, the nation's No. 1 pmducet, Thursday announced a .6 per cent increase on sheet, and strip steel products. Last August, U.S. Steel raised its prices by 3.8 per cent.

Inland Steel Co. and Armco Steel Corp. also announced 6 per cent increases Thursday; Wheeling-Pittsburgh Steel Corp. pries 1)y -31 per cent. Inland Steel Co.

and Armco Steel Corp. also announced 6 per cent increases Thursday. Wheeling-Pittsburgh Steel Corp. U.S. Steel, the nation's No.

1 producer, Thursday announced a 6 per cent increase on sheet and strip steel products. Last August, U.S. Steel raised its prices by 3.8 per cent. Inland Steel Co. and Armco Steel Corp.

also announced 6 per cent increases Thursday. Wheeling-Pittsburgh Steel Corp. started the latest round of price hikes last Monday. Inland's increase will take effect May 30, Wheeling-Pittsburgh's June 1 and U.S. Steel's and Armco's June It Even as the steel producers announced their price boosts, there were indications still another increase was in the offing.

"Further hikes will be needed later this year," Armco said. Chrysler Chairman John Riccardo said car buyers can expect to pay More for 1977 models. "I'm sure there will be price Chirman John Ric- cardo said car buyers can expect to pay More for 1977 models. "I'm sure there will be price there were indications still another increase was in the offing. will be needed -Further hikes later this year," Armco said.

Chrysler Chairman John Ric- cardo said car buyers can expect to pay More for 1977 models. "I'm sure there will be price increases because costs are still he said. The steel inchistry said it was plagued by first quarter losses this year. U.S. Steel's, its profits off MO million compared to the fwst quarter of 1975, said the increases would raise revenue on steel mill products by about 2 per Sheet steel is used to make "just about everything," a steel industry spokesman said.

Major purchasers of sheet steel include automakers, appliance manufacturers, toolmakers and lifts that construct heating and air-conditioning equipment. .7 0' ,...1, purchasers Of sheet steel include automakers, appliance manufactufers, toolmakers and lifts that construct heating and air-conditioning equipment. revenue on steel mill products by about 2 per cent. Sheet steel is used to make -just about everything," a steel industry spokesman said. Major purchasers of sheet steel include automakers, appliance manufacturers.

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"I don't think that's possible. I am willing to submit to the church procedure," Groppi had said previously. He added he was happy about his decision though he will miss the active priesthood. "I think I can serve better as a married man. This action has given both of us much peace.

We have made our mutual love known publicly," Groppi said. He said he has known his bride, who is 30, for about 10 years and met her during the years he was an activist priest. "Peggy has gone through the protest movement with me for 10 years and we are very much in love," said Groppi. He added that "we want to stay in the Catholic Church" and that they wanted to be married in a church ceremony. The excommunication, however, cuts off Groppi from receiving the sacraments of the church, including marriage.

Groppi says he and his wife "don't believe in mandatory celibacy" for priests. "Prohibiting married men from functioning as priests in the Catholic Church Is as bad as the Mormon Church's action In banning blacks from its ministry," he said. allows it and he would have to petition the church for that. Groppi set Mihvaultee on its ear by leading marches for open housing here in the 60s and had said he planned to meet with Archbishop William E. Cousins about his marriage.

His marriage was announced Wednesday and soon afterward the chancery here said that Uroppi had been automatically excommunicated for marrying because he was still a priest. "1 don't think that's possible. 1 am willing to submit to the church procedure," Groppi had said previously. He added he was happy about his decision though he will miss the active priesthood. "I think I can serve better as a married man.

This action has given both of much peace. We have made our mutual love known publicly," Groppi said. He said he has known his bride, who is 30, for about 10 as years and met her during the years he an activist priest. "Peggy has gone through the protest movement with me for 10 years and we are very much in love," said Groppi. He added that "we want to stay in the Catholic Church" and that they wanted to be married in a ceremony.

howe- The excommunication, ver, cuts off Groppi from receiving the sacraments of the including marriage. Groppi says he and his wife ''don't believe in xlibacy" for priests. "Prohibiting married men Nom functioning as priests in the Catholic Church is as bad 3S the Mormon Church's action banning blacks ministry," he said from its allows it and he would have to Nun charged with murder of baby son ROCHESTER, N.Y. (UPI) A Roman Catholic nun has been charged with murder in the death of a boy she gave birth to this week in her convent room in surburban Brighton, N.Y., police said Thursday. Authorities identified the suspect as Maureen Murphy, 35, a nun for 18 years who resides at Our Lady of Lourdes parish convent in Brighton and is the principal of a nursery school in nearby Pittsford.

Eugene Shaw, Brighton police chief, said the baby was found dead Tuesday An a plastic wicker basket hidden behind a bookshelf in a corner of the woman's room. A coroner ruled the infant had an article of clothing' stuffed in his mouth and died of asphyxiation. Authorities said the nun was taken to Genesee Hospital Tuesday. suffering from loss of blood. Following an examination, a doctor told other nuns the suspect had just had a baby.

The "full-term" 615 pound boy, was found at the convent a short time later. Shaw said. Sister Maureen was listed in satisfactory condition at the hospital. "We're dealing in a very highly sensitive area," said Shaw, when asked why authorities delayed for nearly a day in filing the second degree murder charge against the nun. tion, a doctor told other nuns the suspect had just had a baby.

The "full-term" pound boy, was found at the convent a short time later. Shaw said. Sister Maureen was listed in satisfactory condition at the "We're dealing in a very highlysensitive area," said Shaw, when asked why authori- ties delayed for nearly a day in filing the second degree murder charge against the ntm. charged with death of a boy st this week in her 1 surburban Bright said Thursday. Authorities ide pect as Maureen nun for 18 years Our Lady of 1 convent in Brie principal of a nu nearby Pittsford.

Eugene Shaw, chief, said the dead Tuesday wicker basket hi bookshelf in a woman's room. A coroner rul had an artick stuffed in his mo asphyxiation. Authorities sail taken to Gen Tuesday. sufferir blood. Following tion, a doctor tA the suspect ha( baby.

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