Indict Sugar Firms On Price Charges
Six major sugar refiners were indicted by a federal grand jury on charges of conspiring to fix and raise sugar prices from before 1973 in Western and Midwestern states. Civil suits seek to prohibit price exchanges and restrain competition as the government extends a yearlong probe into the U S sugar market. Identified firms include Great Western Sugar, Amalgamated Sugar, Crystal Sugar, Hawaiian Sugar, Consolidated Foods, and others, with charges spanning California, Arizona, Las Vegas, Chicago, and Western states.
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Justice Department
U. S
Avatney
Thomas Kauper
California
Arizona
Las Vegas
Benn, Ney
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A.seventh Sugar Company
Western| Sugar Co
Denver
Crystal Sugar Co
Hully Sugar Carp
Goload Springs
Hawiian Sugar Co
San Prencisto
Amalgamated Sugar Co
Ogden
Utah
Consolidated
Foods Corp
Chilcago
Wargo
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Arion
Wd Reno
Lachian, Holly Sugar
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Nebraska
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Oklahoma
Bob Dakota
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Df Buying Cooperative
Ford says nation has resources and needs only will to win
President Ford urged resolve to solve problems in a speech in Alexandria. He touted national strength including natural, technological, and human resources and framed the 200th anniversary as a rebirth. He highlighted the American Freedom Train project funded by private sponsors and plans to display historic artifacts.
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Fords
American Freedom
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John F. Kennedy
Paul Revere
France
Boston Desegregation Order Upheld by Appeals Court
In a unanimous ruling the First Circuit upheld Boston’s desegregation order, affirming that the city must follow a national policy for busing 14,000 of its 87,000 public school pupils. The court considered a new plan and stressed Precedents while the education department paused work on a federal grant application.
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First Circuit Court of
Ford Pardons Jimmy the Greek in Christmas clemency
President Ford granted a full unconditional pardon to Jimmy the Greek Sayer, Las Vegas odds-maker Timmy to Greek Snyder, for gambling violations from 11 years ago. The pardon took effect Wednesday and was made public by the Justice Department on Thursday, part of 47 pardons issued this week.
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Ford
Las Vegas
Nev
Sayer
Justice Department
Snyder
James Synelias
Construction Unit To Vote On Mine Pact
Washington AP reports sick list of builders kept from mines aims to ratify a tentative contract. Bargaining council endorsed it. union rank and file vote to begin within days. Pact covers about 400000 workers with work stoppages by thousands in WV, PA, VA, IL, IN and AL.
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Federal Mediation and Consiltation Service
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Cedar
Guilty Plea in $4 Million Armored Express Heist
Chicago AP reports a key suspect in a $4.1 million Armored Express Co robbery pled guilty in federal court. Mamalig, 88, received an 11 month sentence as prosecutors cited his cooperation with authorities in cracking the case. One accomplice, Willian Bauer, recommended the term.
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Chicago
Sik Inen
Iraey Ane Gomk sTalnes
Mamalig
Ule Willan Bauer
Bauer
Govistament
Armored Express Co
Just Get
Cancer Blame to Book Matches?
A University of Missouri Columbia health center researcher warns that back-type matches and wick lighters may emit soot and chemicals linked to respiratory cancer when ignited. The study notes emissions from wax impregnated matches and petroleum products in holiday lighting and urges further investigation into cancer risks beyond tobacco.
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de Carl Marienfeld
Bill Signed for Federal Custody of Nixon Tapes
Washington reports President Ford signed a bill creating federal custody over Nixon tapes and papers. The measure, approved by the General Services Administration, would place Nixon as final custodian of the materials, with government access and possible copyright restrictions under review.
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Nixon
Washington
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Port Hue
Richard Nixon
Ford
General Services Administra
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Ernette
Gold Pact Sparks Shah Clash Over Oil Prices
Iran's Shah blasts a proposed gold price rise tied to higher oil costs, warning of potentially destabilizing effects on purchasing power and the monetary system. He cites OPEC's price hike and hints at distribution deals with Shell while stressing no talks of wider sanctions. A Jerusalem bombing injures 13 as tensions mount over Arab oil and regional strife.
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Inna
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Shall
Assaudled
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Europe
Skab
Ford
Valery Giscard d'Estaing
Cimmon
Brussels
Ashton Jasi
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I Hilian Joan
West Germany
Hea
Shell
U.S
Hare
Public TV to rebroadcast 'Drink, Drank, Drunk' New Year's Day
The Public Broadcasting Service plans a New Year’s Day rebroadcast of the hour special Drink, Drank, Drunk about alcoholism. The program will air on public TV stations nationwide during a daytime slot, with timing likely adjusted for local schedules.
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New York
Public T Broadcasting Service
French Academy Delays Dictionary Work On Letter D
Forty veterans of the French Academy labor nearly 41 years on the ninth edition of the official dictionary. Secretary Mistler notes the task is extremely difficult as the group focuses on words like dexterog a term meaning substance derived from starch while awaiting progress on the project.
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French Academy
Seat Mistler
Academy
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North
Africa
Challenge to Bellman Re-election Rejected
Oklahoma City report states the Quahuma supreme court unanimously dismissed a challenge to Sen. Honey Bellman’s re-election as of May 5. The suit by City Democratic candidate Rd Menianlson was rejected, confirming Bellman’s victory and tenure.
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Oklahoma City
Quahuma
Probate Notices From Iowa City Council Minutes Fragment
A garbled legal notices page lists probate filings and appointments in Linn County Iowa. It mentions executors and heirs, notices to creditors, and terms for filing claims, with dates around December 1974 and references to Cedar Rapids Cedar County and Center Point.
Notice of Probate of Will and Appointment of Executor
Probate court articles announce the estate of Mary D. Kelly and Adrian Rowe as executor. Creditors must file claims within one year. notices include names of attorneys and court details. The document references several probate numbers and proceedings in King County and related jurisdictions.
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