Court halts $1.5 billion annual gas price ceilings appeal
The U S Court of Appeals ordered a temporary stop on the Federal Power Commission’s new interstate natural gas price ceilings 1 42 per thousand cubic feet plus quarterly increases. Opponents petitioned to block higher rates arguing the move shifts regulation away from interstate pricing.
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Harris and Hearst Trial Heads Toward Deliberation
William Harris and co defendant Emily Harris faced closing arguments in a lengthy Inglewood store robbery and kidnapping case. Judge Brandler limited defense comment to evidence presented while noting uncertainty about one charge.
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William Harris
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Leonard Weinglass
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Patricia Hearst
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Rural migration trend reverses as rural areas grow
The Agriculture Department reports a shift from urban to rural living with about 350,000 people per year moving from cities to countryside. Analysts credit better jobs and services alongside changing attitudes toward small communities drawing young and old to remain or relocate to rural areas.
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Coal Strike Expands Across States Halting Mines
Eastern Ohio Virginia and Ohio miners remain idle as 6500 workers could be idled today following a $50000 fine against UMW Local 1759. Operators say courts are used only after wildcat actions while roving pickets spread the walkout to new areas. Chessie System furloughed hundreds and Norfolk and Western reported mine closures cutting coal shipments by large daily totals.
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Contract Settlement Reached in California Cannery Talks
Washington turmoil over labor deals includes Teamsters Cannery Workers and California Processors Inc reaching a tentative pact for about 95 percent of canning capacity. Details remain undisclosed as wage demands ranged from initial three year hikes to final offers.
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Sixth Annual FOP Show Headlines Friday Night Performance
The Sixth Annual Fraternal Order of Police County and Western Show features Stonewall Jackson Duke of Paducah and Jean Valli in Memorial Auditorium at 7 30 p m Tickets cost 4 for single 10 for family and are available by phone 593 8437 593 8438 Prices rise slightly at the door Stonewall Jackson dominates the era with over 20 number one records and more than 50 top ten hits Waterloo and Dont Be Angry are his signature songs.
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May Signs with Yankees as Designated Hitter
Carlos May joined the New York Yankees this spring as a designated hitter after seven full seasons with the Chicago White Sox.
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Attention Grabbing Action Adt for Hay Sellers
Prompt readers to place an action ad for hay selling with clear pricing. 16 words for 10 days costs five dollars and fifty cents per day after, urging immediate action to sell hay.
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