Food price surge seen as profits fall in 1980
Agriculture Department forecasts 1980 food prices rising about 8 percent with a possible 7 to 11 percent range, while food industry profits are expected to decline after two strong prior years. Higher labor fuel and packaging costs drive the rise, with pork and poultry output cuts delaying relief.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
Kenneth Farrell
Farrell
Economics, Statistics and Cooperative Service
J. Dawson Ahalt
National Center For Economic Alternatives
Memorial Service for Mamie Eisenhower in Fort Myer
First Lady Rosalynn Carter and former President Richard Nixon attended Mamie Eisenhower memorial service at Fort Myer Virginia. Nixon and Mrs. Carter kept distance and did not speak, though they walked nearby with Eisenhower's grandson.
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Rosalynn Carter
Fort Myer
Richard Nixon
David Eisenhower
Nixon
Mrs. Carter
Mamie Eisenhower
NRC chief resigning but delaying to fix agency
The NRC executive director Lee Gossick will resign effective February 1 1980 after serving since 1975 amid criticism of atomic plant safety post Three Mile Island. A presidential panel urged replacing the NRC with a single administrator answerable to the president.
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Washington
Nuclear Regulatory Commission
NRC
Lee Gossick
Three Mile Island
Bolivian Coup Clashes Kill Demonstrators in La Paz
Troops backing Col Alberto Natusch killed at least 15 protesters as La Paz death toll rises above 60 in five days. Soldiers shelled downtown, moved to hillside slums, and firing continued through night as a general strike spreads.
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LA Paz
Bolivia
Alberto Natusch
U S expands probe of anti Klan killings in Greensboro
The U S Justice Department under President Carter widens the inquiry into the Saturday anti Klan rally killings in Greensboro North Carolina. Police seek a possible suspect and a white Ford vehicle seen on video. Twelve of fourteen defendants are held without bond awaiting a probable cause hearing set for November 20.
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Greensboro
N.C
U.S. Justice Department
Carter
Guilford County
Robert Cecil
Michael Nathan
Durham
White House
Jody Powell
Justice Department
FBI
Oil from tanker coats Galveston Island beaches
Coast Guard reports extensive oil slicks along Galveston Island beaches from the Burmah Agate after a collision with the Mimosa near the entrance to the Galveston Ship Channel. Explosions rocked the crippled tanker overnight as crews monitor mousse to tar ball formations.
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Galveston, Texas
Galveston Island
Coast Guard
Gabe Kinney
Galveston Coast Guard Station
Burmah Agate
Mimosa
Galveston Ship Channel
States lose bid to halt Georges Bank oil leases
Environmentalists and New England officials fail to stop bids for drilling rights off Georges Bank, Massachusetts and Maine planning appeals to the Supreme Court. The 1st Circuit refused an injunction, delaying the sale to 2 pm in Providence.
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Boston
Georges Bank
New England
Massachusetts Attorney General
U.S. Supreme Court
Providence
R.I
Frank Coffin
Levin Campbell
1St
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Maine
Massachusetts
Conservation Law Foundation of
Larry Parnell
Francis Belotti
Stephen Leonard
Washington
Supreme Court
Interior Department
Appeals Court
Mexico
Baltimore Canyon
New Jersey
Atlantic Ocean
South Georgia
Carolinas
The Cedar Rapids Gazette Information Blurb
The notice provides publishing origins from 1883 and daily plus Sunday editions in Cedar Rapids Iowa with listing of mail and carrier subscription rates. It notes postage classifications and restrictions on mail subscriptions in carrier areas and states AP holds republication rights to local News and AP dispatches.
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Cedar Rapids
The
Gazette Company
Third Ave
Lowe
Gazette
Associated Press
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Tokyo
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Takeo Fukuda
Liberal Democratic Party
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