Cafeteria lunch prices rise in U S schools
An Associated Press survey shows districts boosting hot lunch prices and trimming costly items due to rising food costs and end of milk subsidies. Elementary meals jump from 40 to 45 cents in San Francisco and 35 to 40 cents elsewhere. beef and pasta prices have surged, threatening participation.
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Louise Cook
Johnny
Associated Press
Agriculture Department
Congressional Conference
Florida Department of Education
George Hockenberg
James Thigpen
Harlingen
Tex
San Francisco
Harriet Kossove
Bank Robbers Identified From Bank Entry Footage
More than 75 percent of robbers caught on film are identified from shots of them entering the bank, not from the hold up or getaway. Norcon Electronics states robbers often hide faces during the crime and move too fast to be filmed clearly exiting.
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New York
Norcon Electronics, Inc
Burton-Taylor divorce bid filed in Switzerland
Richard Burton and Elizabeth Taylor plan a divorce in Switzerland, their legal residence, with Burton arriving from Rome and denying any marital rift while awaiting two weeks with attorney Aaron Frosch on Long Island.
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Associated Press
NEW York
Richard Burton
Elizabeth Taylor
Burton
Aaron Frosch
Switzerland
Rome
Frosch
Long Island
Italy
Geologist refutes natural lake pollution in Reserve case
Government scientists testified that mineral traces found on Lake Superior floor are unlikely from natural sources. They argued cummingtonite, linked to Reserve’s taconite tailings, disperses across western Lake Superior, implicating the Silver Bay plant. Authorities seek to stop discharges as legal action narrows in on health and environmental hazards.
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Minneapolis, Minn
Reserve Mining Co
Lake Superior
James Kramer
Justice Department
Reserve
Superior
Great Lakes
Silver Bay
Minn
Kramer
Miles Lord
Stephen Burrell
University of Wisconsin
State Pollution Control Agency
PCA
Babbitt
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Duluth
AIM Leaders Meet Winners Officials to Prevent Trouble
AIM leaders led by Vernon Bellecourt met Winner city officials to calm potential unrest after Clyde Bellecourt was wounded. Clyde Bellecourt, 36, was listed in satisfactory condition at Winner Baptist Hospital. Carter Camp, 32, remained in custody in Rapid City on assault charges. The community gathered at the hospital as Vernon urged restraint while two suspects, Craig Camp and Leroy Casados, remained at large.
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Winner
S.D
American Indian Movement
AIM
Southcentral
South Dakota
Clyde Bellecourt
Bellecourt
Minneapolis
Winner Baptist Hospital
Carter Camp
Ponca
Okla
Vernon
Sturges
Heat Poses Heavy Demands as Blackout Hits New York
An electrical outage darkened parts of Queens including LaGuardia and disrupted transit as 200,000 New Yorkers lost power. 27,000-volt feeder cables failed, hospitals and the airport used emergency power, and drivers relied on hand signals amid 95 degree heat and record air pollution. The Ohio State Fair faced a 35 minute blackout delaying Sonny and Cher, while officials planned ice sculptures in Central Park to ease the heat.
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Seaboard
Midwest
Queens
LaGuardia
New York State
Tennessee Valley Authority
New York
Texas
Southeast
New York City
Chicago
Washington
National Weather Service
General Motors
Linden
N.J
Philadelphia
Consolidated Edison
Jackson Heights
Corona
Woodside
Elmhurst
Fairfax
O'Hare International
Commonwealth Edison
Columbus
Feathered friends on the way out at St Marks Square
Venice authorities move to evict 180000 pigeons in St Marks Square by relocating feeding sites to the outskirts, banning corn stands, and sterilizing some birds. Prior plan to ship them elsewhere failed due to difficulty catching the birds.
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Venice
St. Marks
Italy
MonaDEX weight loss tablet advertisement
An ad promotes MONADEX tiny tablets to curb appetite with no dangerous drugs and no exercise. It promises money back if weight loss isn’t achieved and offers 20 day and 40 day supply options at $3.00 and $5.00 respectively from Word Drug 233 Main St. Mail orders filled.
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Main St
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Boulder County
Dist. Atty
Alex Hunter
Robert Lange Sr
Lange
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Wisconsin
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Rosebud
FBI
Camp
Craig
Leroy Casados
Alliance
Neb
Teeders
Werleyes
Fish Lok Tors & Depthfinders
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U.S
Dugan
Mauss
By Barton Reppert
City Parks
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Grand Army Plaza
Phyllis Robinson
McCuuloch
H&s
1St Ave
Austin, Minn
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