61.   U.S. industrial production rose at the slowest pace in four months during July, and early indications showed that the sluggishness at manufacturers continued into August.

62.   U.S. industrial production rose for the fourth month in a row in July as auto manufacturers braced for a possible strike and cranked up car and truck output.

63.   U.S. oil and gas production rose.

64.   While industrial production in October rose by a healthy five-tenths of a percent, that was less than analysts expected.

65.   While production rose, demand in the U.S. Northeast proved lackluster last month as temperatures ran above average.

66.   World wheat production is rising as record high prices this year encouraged farmers around the world to plant more acres.

67.   World production is rising.

68.   Production also rose in Europe due to demand for the Almera and Almera Tino subcompacts.

69.   Actual oil production would not rise by the full amount, however, because most OPEC members are now cheating on their previous output agreement.

70.   Domestic production rose at two major Japanese automobile manufacturers in August, was steady at a third and fell at two others, the companies said Wednesday.