Guinea Bissau Rebel Government Expands in Jungle War
Thomas A. Johnson reports from Portu guese Guinea where PAIGC rebels control much of Guinea Bissau and claim a de facto state. The article details bases in Guinea and Senegal, 122 schools, 117 health centers, and a people’s store economy supplying cloth sugar and tools, amid a 14 year war against Portugal.
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Milk promotion may raise consumer costs in dairy push
New England dairy farmers plan to boost milk promotion, proposing to spend 1.6 million dollars and seek a further 1 million if dealers contribute. Edward Peterson of Milk Promotion Services Inc. says higher promotional costs could be passed to consumers and defends advertising as essential for the industry.
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