Sugar prices fall as beef rises in price survey
UPI reports sugar prices sliding across cities with St Louis offering five pound bags at 79 cents with coupons and purchases. Detroit shows 1.45 and New York City hits 2.39 while 65 cents per pound in Los Angeles marks a second weekly low. Beer prices edge up amid ongoing retail trends.
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Blind five year old dies after rooftop fall in Brooklyn
In New York City a blind five year old, Edwin Castillo, fell from a five story Brooklyn tenement roof after slipping while playing. His parents, Mr. and Mrs. Vinicio Castillo, witnessed the tragedy from their kitchen window as the boy died en route to a hospital. Police said he apparently wandered to the roof unnoticed. The incident highlights dangers for children in multi story tenements.
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Omahan Killed in Saddle Creek Crash
Timothy Cronin, 19, dies when his southbound car veers onto a central island on Saddle Creek Road and strikes a utility pole. The pole penetrates the windshield and Cronin is killed by head and internal injuries. Passenger Eugene Sullivan, 27, escapes with lacerations.
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Highlights of Ford news conference on Vietnam and policy
President Ford speaks at a news conference. He says the Vietnam war is over and urges moving forward rather than blame gaming. He discusses refugees, reentry programs, amnesty possibilities, foreign policy strength, and economic hopes for 1975 to 1978. He confirms presidential run and notes unemployment concerns and youth programs. He rejects gun owner registration.
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Ford to run for full term in 1976 says Ford
President Ford stated he will be a candidate in 1976 and expressed confidence in unifying the Republican Party. He noted foreign policy gains from the Nixon era and predicted better domestic conditions despite current economic troubles while acknowledging potential skepticism. A formal declaration timing remains undecided.
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