Fed overreacts as bonds issued at higher rates raise inflation fears
The piece notes the Fed’s actions to raise rates despite mixed food price signals. Wholesale dairy and meat prices fell due to drought driven slaughtering, while fruit and vegetable costs rose. Economists debate whether the central bank tightened too much. Bond markets declined on inflation fears after the USDA grain harvest outlook.
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The Shaken Baby Syndrome History and Impact
Experts trace Shaken Baby Syndrome from early 19th century France to 1962 Battered Child Syndrome and 1974 Whiplash Shaken Infant Syndrome. Doctors note bleeding behind the eyes and brain injuries from violent shaking, with homicide classifications debated in courts. The U Iowa team cites roughly $300000 yearly for education and support and nearly $10 million for treating victims.
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Controversy over Scorsese epic opens amid protests
The film faces boycotts and demonstrations from religious groups while defenders praise its portrayal of Jesus. Key figures include directors Beatty Brooks Bogdanovich Mann Pollack and Hill backing director Scorsese. The film opened Friday in nine major markets with Universal weighing wider release.
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Murder case in Illinois nightclub mystery unresolved
Officials search for a woman last seen at an Illinois nightclub around 1 a.m. on August 3. A deputy later encountered two people in a car. the woman spoke not at all and faces were unseen. Baker, questioned by authorities, allegedly claimed the woman’s body was buried on Burton Furnace Road. A bond review is planned after his initial court appearance.
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Cedar Valley Radio Club Hosts Weekend Amateur Fair
The Cedar Valley Amateur Radio Club hosts its annual electronics fair at Teamsters Hall 5000 J St SW. The regional event features seminars demonstrations and a flea market with FCC license exams on Sunday. Doors open 8 to 5 today and 8 to 3 Sunday. Admission 4 dollars. children under 12 free.
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Silicon Valley coder jailed for aiding Soviet supercomputer bid
Kevin E. Anderson, a Santa Clara software engineer, was sentenced to six years for conspiring to sell MATRIX 1 supercomputer designs to the Soviet Union for 4 million dollars. He pled guilty May 26 to wire fraud and conspiracy to violate export laws, after seeking leniency.
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