Coffee boycott unlikely to curb Brazil coffee price rise
The Brazilian Coffee Institute head and U.S. wholesalers doubted a boycott would cut demand. Prices jumped to a record 3.11 dollars a pound as frost-damaged Brazil crops restricted supply. Experts argued the issue is scarce beans, not a conspiracy, with Hills Brothers defending a 285 percent rise since 1975.
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Kenneth R. Clark
United Press International
Brazillian Coffee Institute
New York City
21 Club
General Foods Corp
Brazil
United
America
Sue Ann Ritchko
Discount Foods
Schnectady
N.Y
Hills Brothers Coffee Co
Hills Brothers
Brazilian Agroconglomerate
U.S
William Tarpey
Central Grocers
Franklin Park
United States
Bill Nichols
Associated Grocers
Phoenix
Ariz
Jorge Wolney Atalla
Camilo Calazans
Brazilian Coffee Institute
Jerry Berns
Calazan
Salvador
Judge scolds lifelong thief in York Crown Court
Philip McCutcheon, 46 with a withered hand a glass eye and an artificial leg, was told he is a rotten burglar as he faced charges for stealing eight chickens handling stolen property breaking a driving ban and driving drunk. The judge ordered 90 hours of community service a 17 dollar fine and a six month driving ban.
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York
England
UPI
Philip McCutcheon
Rodney Percy
York Crown Court
Otley
Leeds
Harrogate
Norfolk
Beverly
Hull
McCutcheon
Jennifer Saunders
Percy
Neb. Senator Pushes Fall Primary Plan
Nebraska could move its spring primary to September under Lb66 proposed by Senator Gerald Koch. The plan would add a partisan ballot for independents and a quadrennial all star presidential primary while arguing a fall date reduces campaigning time and costs. Opponents warn of higher costs and incumbent advantage.
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Lincoln
Neb
UPI
Nebraska
Ralston
Gerald Koch
Lb66
Koch
Government, Military and Veterans Affairs Committee
Republican Party
Lee Terry
Douglas County
Lancaster County
Democratic Party
Allen Beermann
Beermann
MU Medical Center acquires brain scanner for rapid diagnoses
The University of Missouri Medical Center has a computerized brain scanner that painlessly detects abnormal tissues. Officials say within 45 minutes of the scan physicians gain information to diagnose strokes tumors and other brain diseases or injuries.
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Columbia
UPD
University of Missouri Medical Center
Working wives lift U.S. family income to middle range
Government figures show today's working wives raise family income from poverty or low levels into the middle income range in America. The data highlights how women's employment contributes to household economic status.
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