Wine Market Outlook for 1988 in the United States
Experts predict steady demand with no dramatic sales gains across most wine market segments in 1988. The note appears on page 6B, signaling a cautious forecast for U.S. wine business growth.
11 Jan 1988
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1988
Page
1
Experts predict steady demand with no dramatic sales gains across most wine market segments in 1988. The note appears on page 6B, signaling a cautious forecast for U.S. wine business growth.
Israeli troops backed by armored vehicles enter Gaza to quell rioting as clashes rage in Gaza City and Khan Yunis. One Palestinian man, Toukan Mussabeh, dies, nine hurt, while a pregnant woman reportedly dies after tear gas exposure in Khan Yunis.
West Berlin investigators name Christina Endrigkeit as a prime suspect in the La Belle discotheque bombing that killed two U.S. soldiers and injured 229. An arrest warrant was issued December 30, with a $93,000 reward and the woman, missing since the blast, believed to be hiding with her 3 year old son.
OSHA mandates portable toilets and hand washing for seed corn crews, impacting Pioneer Hybrid International which expects about 40,000 detasselers and will spend around 1.5 million on units. Officials say sanitation protects workers from hygiene issues and chemical exposure.
In 1968 McCarthy faced Johnson with Beardsley as state chairman in Iowa. Volunteers staffed offices to organize caucus attendees, and turnout surprised party officials after McCarthy drew anti Johnson sentiment to Creston and other venues.
Paul Lynch, 31, rode drunk to a market in Lebanon Pennsylvania. He nearly hit a police car, was arrested for driving under the influence on a bicycle, and faces 30 days in jail plus a 300 dollar fine as a second offense. Lebanon County saw four drunken bicycling arrests last year.
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