Must Have Sale Items on Hand Judge Tells A P
Washington UPI The Federal Trade Commission ordered A P not to advertise sale prices unless items are in store for customers to buy Retailers claim the rule may reflect shopping experience and planning issues The commission backed an FTC judge ruling A P may appeal The company says it will study the order and act to protect customers Meanwhile a Linn County sheriff report notes $600 in goods stolen from a Bertram residence including a portable color tv a tapestry and a horse statue
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Energy Firms To End Directorate Interlocks
The FTC tentatively approved a 32 firm energy industry settlement to end interlocking board memberships. Firms deny wrongdoing but agree to monitor directors to prevent future interlocks amid Clayton Act concerns. Public comment for 60 days precedes final vote. Named firms include Standard Oil Ohio Diamond Shamrock Amerada Hess Kerr McGee and others in Houston Dallas Tulsa and New York.
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Pauley Petroleum, Inc
Los Angeles
Paul Conley
Prize Gorilla Found Dead in Detroit Zoo
AP reports Maxi MO the Detroit zoo's 638 pound male gorilla Maximo died after weeks of illness. Zoo staff and a veterinarian found his body while preparing to give him a shot. he sat on the cage floor leaning against tires.
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School Lunch Prices Rise in 27 States
Washington AP reports at least 27 states boosted school lunch prices this year with increases from a nickel to over 10 cents. The Senate study notes average lunch and breakfast costs are up 13 percent and 28 percent respectively from two years ago, and that reduced price lunch eligibility expanded, increasing the number of poorer children receiving free meals.
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Symington to Step Down From Senate After Two Terms
Senator Stuart Symington, 73, announced he will not seek another term, citing his wife's 1972 death and party concerns. The Missouri Democrat, a veteran defense planner and former 1956 1960 favorite son candidate, faces a crowded 1976 Democratic field while his son Rep. James Symington weighs a bid.
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Johm Kennedy
Regis Spring Band Concert Set for Thursday
Regis high school Tinw arts department presents its spring band concert Thursday in the school gym. Selections include Edifice, Robinsons Grand Entree March, Bubbling Woodwinds, A Solemn Music, Hebrides Suite, Riders For the Flag, Symphony No 3 Finale, Lennon McCartney Portrait, Light Vibrations. George W. Daniels, department chairman, will conduct the concert band.
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