Sugar price surge lifts November grocery bills nationwide
The AP market basket survey shows sugar driven price increases in 12 of 13 cities in November 1973, with an average rise of 6 percent when sugar is included. Excluding sugar, costs rose seven tenths of one percent. Dallas saw no sugar boost due to unavailability.
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Seattle
Bemidji Council Sets Evening Session on Appointments and Rates
The Bemidji City Council meets at 7 30 tonight in City Hall to consider appointments to the Human Rights Commission and perform third readings on two ordinances one adopting a uniform fire code and another raising Otter Tail Power Company electrical rates. A 7 30 p.m public hearing will review proposed 1974 assessments for street paving gutter and storm sewer projects. Further talks cover a new City Hall accounting machine and variances from citizens at last week's Planning Commission meeting.
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Pioneer 11 Nears Jupiter on 620 Million Mile Flight
Pioneer 11, racing at 300 mph per hour, nears Jupiter within 500000 miles as it would pass 26600 miles above the cloud tops at 9 22 p.m. PST. The encounter promises 107000 mph at closest approach, a high radiation bend that may strain instruments but could limit exposure and reduce damage risks.
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Calif
Jupiter
Takeo Miki Nominated as New Japanese Prime Minister
Outgoing Prime Minister Kakuei Tanaka and LDP leaders named Takeo Miki 67, UC graduate, as Tanaka successor. Finance Minister Masayoshi Ohira and supporters push for a party election after a deadlock with rival Takeo Fukuda. Etsusaburo Shiina presented Miki to 40 party elders.
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Kakuei Tanaka
Japan
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Takeo Miki
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Masayoshi Ohira
Etsusaburo Shiina
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Ohira
Takeo Fukuda
Makarios Return Spurs Cyprus Tension Ahead of Return
Turkish and Greek Cypriot forces raise alert as Archbishop Makarios plans to return to Cyprus on Friday. Greek Cypriot sources report Turkish armor shifting to positions near the cease fire line and Turkish PM warns the move could make the situation critical again.
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Search for 91 victims of Virginia plane crash continues
Searchers resumed today for the bodies of 92 people killed when a Trans World Airlines 727 crashed into a mountain during a wind driven rain storm. The flight TWA 514 was bound for Washington from Indianapolis and Columbus, Ohio, and it sheared off treetops.
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Ford to hold first nationally televised news conference
President Ford returns from the Soviet Union with a tentative arms accord, likely limiting missiles with multiple warheads to 1200 to 1300 but not restricting throw weight. Press Secretary says details may be shared if Moscow provides specific written terms.
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Leonid I. Brezhnev
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Beltrami County Board of Commissioners Set Meeting
Beltrami County Board of Commissioners will hold its regular weekly meeting Tuesday at 9 a.m. in the courthouse board room. An agenda was not available at press time. The meeting is open to the public.
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Rockefeller family on boards of 40 firms with $70 billion assets
A report to Congress says fifteen Rockefeller family members sit as directors of 40 corporations with total assets of 70 billion dollars. The study also finds Rockefeller board seats linked to 91 major U.S. firms totaling 640 billion dollars in assets.
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University of California, Berkeley
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Domhoff
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R.H. Macy
Bendix
David
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Colonial Williamsburg
Israeli Officials Cite Arafat Guerillas in Frontiers Raid
Defense Minister Shimon Peres said Arafat allied fighters carried out the latest raid on an Israeli village near the Lebanese border in which a Muslim factory worker was killed and his wife wounded. Two attackers surrendered after the assault, as Meir urged resolve against terrorism.
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Shimon Peres
Subhi Mussa
Peres
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Mussa
Katzir Stirs Israel Nuclear Potential Debate
President Ephraim Katzir told American and European science writers that Israel has nuclear potential. Maariv noted it could refer to peaceful or weapons use, with no date given for realization and no official copy released. Israel already operates several reactors amid cautious world reaction.
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Coal contract favored as UMW members vote nationwide
Rank and file members of the United Mine Workers vote for the first time in 84 years on a coal contract with the Bituminous Coal Operators Association. Early returns show approval. locals in Pennsylvania reported 422 to 313 in favor.
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Washington County
Nick Devine
UMW
Arnold Miller
W.A
Tony’’ Boyle
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