Record U S Prices Jump. Real Earnings Drop in Nov
The government reported that in November the cost of living rose 0.9 percent, while workers’ real earnings fell to their lowest since 1967 and real spendable earnings declined 1.7 percent. The CPI stood at 154.3 versus 1987 baseline, with food costs up 1.9 percent and gasoline easing for the fourth month.
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Labor Department
Ford Administration
Rockefeller Vows Quiet Helpful Role as VP
Nels son Rockefeller begins his first day as vice president by presiding over the Senate and pledging to be quiet and helpful to President Ford. He avoids specific policy ideas, plans to meet Ford Saturday, and was confirmed in a 287-128 House vote after prior Senate approval.
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Mord
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He LL
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Wile Mayne
William Scherle
John Quiver
H.R. Gross
Berni Jerals Neal Smith
Edward Mezvinsky
White House
Crom
James Eastland
Fahnefetter
New York State
Nancy Kissinger
Secretary of State
Senate Rules Committee
House Judiciary Committee
Joe Welton
Nelson Rockefeller
ASCS Probes Foreign Ownership of Iowa Farmland
ASCS director Dale Awtry ordered county farm program staff to survey foreign ownership in Iowa farmland. The probe follows Gazette disclosures that West German and Malian investors may be using tax land laws to mask ownership. inquiries will contact bankers and Realtors to assess movements and inform policy considerations.
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al Swogle
Gaeutte Farm
Inj Town
the Gazette
Tawa
Dale Awtry
State Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
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Iowa
Minimum 12% Raise Set for City Employes
City of Cedar Thapids approves a new salary schedule granting at least a 12 percent raise for all municipal employees. The plan, developed after a study by Public Service Institute, requires five annual 5 percent steps with a sixth merit step. Mayor Don Canney aims to finalize before New Year’s Day. charts listing present and proposed salaries were circulated to department heads.
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Jriday
Don Canney
Chicago
Public Service Institute of North America, Inc
House OK on Trade Adjournment Nears
The House approved a major international trade bill 323 to 36, heading toward adjournment as it awaits Senate approval and a presidential signature. Debates focused on whether Soviet emigration would earn favorable trade treatment, with supporters citing conditional policy tied to freer emigration. The package included tax, welfare, and child-support measures, plus bills on antidiscrimination exemptions for service organizations and education records access restrictions, and foreign aid and energy project provisions.
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House
Robert Bauman
al Wilman
Dire
Ford
U. S
Russia
Export Sport Bank
Soviet Union
Senate
Israel Calls for Egyptian Peace Talks
Israeli Prime Minister Vilc Rabin urged Egyptian President Anwar Sadat to meet directly for peace. Rabin said Egypt must decide within weeks whether to pursue progress toward a peace settlement or revert to prior conditions for talks and preparation for war.
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Vilchak Rabin
Anwar Sadat Mrnday
Rabin
Egypt
U S Steel Submits Justification for Price Increase
Washington AP reports U S Steel Corp the nations largest steel producer filed written documentation Friday to justify its controversial price increases on many steel products. President Ford had demanded an explanation and a spokesman for the Council Wage and Price Stability declined to reveal contents saying it was up to the company.
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U.S. Steel Corp
Ford
Wage and Price Stability
U. & Steel
J L White Named in Indictment in Fatal Cedar Rapids Shooting
John Lee White, 30, formerly of Cedar Tapids, was indicted by the Linn County grand jury on a murder charge in the February shooting death of Cedar Rapids auctioneer Donald Van Steenis. White is jailed on a Tama County larceny sentence and authorities debated release of his name until arrest warrants were served. The case involves a 38 caliber weapon and about $250 found with the victim, who disappeared Feb. 12 and was later found downstream.
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John Lee White
Cedar Tapids
Line Grand Jury
Cedar Rapids
Eugene Kopecky
van Sleenis
Walter Grant
William Faches
Faches
Kopecky
Dantary
Sherif
Way Sleenis
van Steenis
Cedar River
Mter
Bandits Surrender After Six Hour Supermarket Siege
In Richfield Minnesota police report a Holdup at a Minneapolis suburb supermarket where four armed masked men held about 30 hostages. After a six hour standoff the gunmen surrendered and 16 hostages were freed. two gunmen were captured and several civilians injured lightly. Governor Wendell Anderson coordinated negotiations.
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Wendell Anders
Minneapolis
Mally Cummings
Lundquist
Tandquist
Thomas Kelm
Roger
Chuckle Fragment Teases Travel Yearning
A fragmented humorous line shows Neald tinien imagining vacation plans and wanting Worle on hand to loat fraari, with quirky spelling and unclear names suggesting a playful leisure moment from a cartoon or joke page.
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