Coffee Prices Could Hit Two Dollars A Pound This Year
New York reports a severe global shortage of green coffee beans could push retail prices to $2 per pound this year. Traders warn relief unlikely for at least two years as roasters burn through expensive stock and expect higher costs to reach grocery shelves later in the year. Industry sources foresee continued tightness despite potential bumper crop in some regions.
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New York
Atfee
George Boecklin
National Coffee Association
General Foods
Boecklin
Car Plows Down Teens Killing Eight at Rural Intersection
Eight high school pupils were killed and four injured when a car traveling from the opposite direction struck a group of about 50 students standing at a rural intersection near Minister Ohio on the way to a dance. The driver, 21 year old John Cremer of Maintete Ave, was identified by state patrol. The dead and injured were transported from the Carousel Ballroom area, with investigators continuing to piece together why the teens had halted to talk.
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Maria Stein
Ohio
Minister
John Schlosser
highway patrol_post
Fort Recovery-Minster
Rolfes Road
Highway Patrol
Schlosser
Bradford Boy Found After 67 Hours Missing
Harold Mott, 12, survived 67 hours lost in Allegheny National Forest, eating little then returning to Bradford Hospital in good condition. Rescue effort involved 75 vehicles, horses, dogs, four helicopters and even a Texas psychic tip before he was found nine miles from home. He slept on the ground under a tree during storms and planned to stay for a general checkup.
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Bradford
Harold Mott
Bradford Hospital
Mott
Eli
Bronty Edel
Porter Hollow
Allegheny National Forest
McKean
Richard Miller
Texas
Miller
Pearl Mott
Homer Mott
Protestors Fired At By Guards In Basque Spain
Madrid AP reports civil guards fired on demonstrators in the Basque region as tens of thousands strike to protest police killings in Vitoria last week. Clashes occurred in Santurce near Bilbao with police injured. a protester was hit in the head and seriously wounded.
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Madrid
Spain
Bilbao
Santurce
Ston
Vitoria
Guipuzcoa
San Sebastian
Ome
Democratic Military Union
UMD
Operal An Bollea Reo
Cs de Sania
Ice Turns Roads Into Skating Rink With Weekend Crashes
A freezing weekend area ice caused a spate of car crashes with no serious injuries. Five vehicles sustained about 3 650 in damage across three incidents. One car slid on icy Route 410 at Freehold Township injuring its driver and two passengers who refused treatment. A Route 957 crash near Lottaville damaged two cars totaling 1 700 with no injuries. Drivers were Brian Lindquist and Paul Gourley both 18. A Route 6 collision near Corry involved Ann Suchar and Naomi Turoski with 390 and 500 dollars in damage.
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Freehold
James K. Pickering
R.D. 1
Clarendon
Berm
Pickering
James Lauffenberger
Shawn Nulph
Warren
Lottaville
Brian L. Lindquist
Russell
Paul G. Gourley
Sugar Grove
Gourley
Lindquist
Corry
Ann Suchar
R.D
Columbus
Naomi Turoski
Suchar
Turoski
Point System Takes A Beating
A local man reported an accident to a driver school instructor explaining he could not attend the season. Nicholan Waldler, 25, of East Main Street, said his car’s rear end hit Corry Trivedi, driving into a residence yard. Waldler suffered a chin injury and was treated at Corry Memorial Hospital after the crash.
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Nicholan Waldler
B51
East Main Street
Corry Trivedi
Waltler
Corry Memorial Capital
Walker
Sears Catalog Replaces Textbook at Tacoma College
Tacoma Community College uses the Sears Roebuck mail catalog as a text for basic English in a survival English course for Vietnamese refugees and other newcomers. Karen Bollard teaches 90 federally funded adult classes statewide, with one class of 23 in Tacoma using the catalog to build vocabulary through everyday items and visual aids.
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Tacoma
Wash
Sears, Roebuck
McGuffy
Tacoma Community College
Sears
United States
Karen Ballard
Florida Primary Set Tomorrow
Reagan closes Florida sprint as Ford argues progress in economy. Carter Wallace Jackson and Shapp campaign in Tampa and elsewhere with mixed messages. Reagan predicts rough race, cites past downturns and warns inflation and unemployment could worsen after any near-term upturn.
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Miami
Ronald Reagan
Ford
Florida
White House
Reagan
California
Jimmy Carter
Henry M. Jackson
George C. Wallace
Carter
Tampa
Wallace
Jackson
Milton J. Shapp
Pennsylvania
New Hampshire
LE. Thomas
Illinois
Administration
Richard M. Nixon
Wright Patman dies at 82 dean of House of Representatives
Ben Barnet Patman longtime Texas Democrat and dean of the House died after pneumonia developed during influenza treatment. He served 47 years in Congress, chaired the Banking and Currency Committee from 1963 to 1975, and fought large banks. Funeral planned at First Baptist Church Texarkana with burial at Hillcrest Cemetery.
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Washington
Ben. Nest Patman
House of Representatives
Patman
Bethesda Naval Medical Center
Texas Democrat
House
White House
Ford
Carl Albert
D-Okla
Amore
House and Currency Committee
Federal Reserve System
Congress
East Texas
Ing
John William Wight Patman
Switch
Cumberland University
Banking
Merle Connor
Pauline Tucker
William
Canada
Tex
Harald
Austin
Connor
Texarkana
First Baptist Church
Hillcrest Cemetery
Hearst Trial Resumes In San Francisco
In San Francisco AP reports Patricia Hearst's psychiatric expert Dr. Joel Fort returning to the witness stand amid courtroom contention. U.S District Judge Oliver J. Carter delayed ruling on whether Fort's answer can stand after Bailey and Browning clashed over the testimony. Fort had stated Hearst joined the bank robbery due to fear of death or serious harm.
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San Francisco
Patricia Hearst
Joel Fort
Atty
James L. Browning Jr
F. Lee Bailey
Bailey
Browning
U.S District Court
Oliver J. Carter
Fort
Carter
Fortis
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