White House May Check Meat Imports
The White House may direct the Agriculture Department to adopt a faster reporting method for 1970 meat imports to verify compliance with country commitments. Officials seek timelier data to determine quotas and prevent overruns, with current systems lagging by about two weeks and a 1.06 billion pound 1970 voluntary total set, slightly above last year’s 1.03 billion pounds.
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First Hfe Insurance Policy Described From 1583
A historical note describes the first life insurance policy issued in 1583 for William Gybbons, a London citizen and salter. A premium of 32 pounds paid for one year of prospect, and upon Gybbons death within that year his beneficiary received 400 pounds.
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Sunday Sales Rise Across Stores Yet Blue Laws Stand
New York reports rising Sunday shopping as chains like Penney Ward and Sears test weekend hours. Retailers cite competition and shopper demand, while blue laws and religious groups push for limits. Local laws vary by state and city, with enforcement uneven and debates over employee welfare and profits ongoing.
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Mildre
Peck
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Sears
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Birmingham
Southern Baptist Convention
Oley C. Kidd
Birmingham Baptist, Assn
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