Coffee monopoly charged in $45 million suit
A $45 million class action suit was filed in U S District Court in New York against the New York Coffee and Sugar Exchange its clearing association and four commodity brokerages The suit by CS Associates claims a conspiracy to raise prices of the July 1977 coffee futures contract CS seeks a jury trial and says it lost about 15 million The brokerage firms named are Anderson Clayton and Co ACLI International Inc ACLI International Commodity Services Inc and A C Leon Israel Coffee Co
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NEW York
UPI
New York Coffee and Sugar Exchange
Clearing Association
U.S. District
CS Associates, Inc
The
Coffee and Sugar Exchange
New York Coffee and Sugar Clearing Association, Inc
Anderson-Clayton and Co
Acli International, Inc
Acli International Commodity Services, Inc
A.C. Leon Israel Coffee Co
Alaska Trans-Alaska line shutdown rattles oil firms
Alaska officials and Alyeska face a halted 800 mile pipeline after the July 8 explosion at pump station No 8. Interior Secretary Andrus orders a start up only after confirming no danger elsewhere. Investigators weigh equipment failure vs workman error as stock prices slide and state budgets hinge on 1.2 million barrels a day.
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Fairbanks
Anchorage
Wall Street
Washington, D.C
Cecil D. Andrus
Alaska
Arctic
Prudhoe Bay
Valdez
Alyeska
New York Stock Exchange
Standard Oil of Ohio
SOHIO
North Slope
Exxon
Atlantic Richfield
ARCO
Jack Turner
Federal
Alaska Pipeline Office
Mile Nest 488
Turner
Interior
Andrus
Interior Department
Tom Styles
National Transportation Safety Board
Office of Pipeline Safety
Washington
No. 8
Church in the Green Mountains Forming In Vermont
A new autonomous Bible believing charismatic church, Church in the Green Mountains, announces its founding with a July 14 organization meeting at a South Shaftsbury home. Organizing pastor Jeffrey H. Hale, formerly of Fairfax Virginia, holds degrees from Lynchburg College and Columbia Theological Seminary.
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Church IN
Green Mountains
South Shaftsbury
Jesus Christ
Jesus II
Lord Jesus Christ
Church In the Green Mountains
Jeffrey H. Hale
Fairfax
Virginia
Lynchburg College
Lynchburg
Columbia Theological Seminary
Decatur
Georgia
Raccoons traced to North American mammal family
The National Geographic Society notes raccoons belong to a North American mammal family that began about 35 million years ago. Species vary from 5 to 30 pounds and span from southern Canada to northern South America in Our Continent.
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North American
Canada
South America
National Geographic Society
Nurses Guilty in VA Poisonings Spark Shocked Reactions
Filipina Narciso and Leonora Perez were convicted of conspiracy and five poisoning charges in a Detroit federal trial over nonfatal injections at the Ann Arbor Veterans Administration hospital. Jurors deliberated 94 hours across 25 days. Narciso was acquitted on a murder count and another poisoning. Defense lawyers mourn the verdict as scant evidence.
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Detroit
UPI
Veterans Administration Hospital
Thomas O’brien
Filipina Narciso
Leonora Perez
U.S. District Court
Narciso
Ann Arbor Veteran's Administration Hospital
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Suc & Loan Association
By Stewart Dill McBride
Alyeska Pipeline Service Company
United Press International
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New York Times
Landon Associates, Inc
U.S
Jente
Finast
White Cloud
Geisha
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