New Stamps For Proposed Postage Rate Increases
The U S Postal Service unveils two 13 cent stamps tied to a temporary rate change. One features an American Flag over Independence Hall to debut November 15 in Philadelphia, the other shows a Liberty Bell with Proclaim Liberty Across the Land to issue October 31 in Cleveland.
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Grain talks near on wheat sales with oil possibility
U S Soviet grain deal may include a separate oil purchase accord. Assistant Secretary Bell arrives in Washington amid cautious signals from the administration. Robinson travels from Moscow to Paris as talks continue, with no firm agreement yet. Ford faces farm pressure to lift the embargo, while a new harvest estimate is due Friday.
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W.T. Grant To Close All West Stores
New York based retailer W T Grant Co announces closure of almost all stores west of the Mississippi as part of a bankruptcy driven realignment. The move reduces total stores from 1,074 to 873 with 201 locations slated to shut by late December and November 30 for the first batch, including 12 in Arizona and 65 in California among others.
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Malpractice Fears Slow Heart Disease Breakthroughs
Detroit AP reports pioneer heart surgeon Dr Dwight Harken warns consumer activism and malpractice threats chill innovation in cardiac surgery. He cites stifled device development and calls for public awareness and binding arbitration to resolve disputes while urging continued pursuit of better instruments and techniques.
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Milk price study triggers probe by wage and price council
Washington AP reports the Council on Wage and Price Stability reviews dairy price effects after an analysis claims regulation raises half gallon milk prices by about 10 cents. Department of Agriculture disputes the analysis while Moskow signals possible policy action after hearings and review.
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Food Stamp Users Have Poor Diet
A Pennsylvania congressman's aide, posing as a grocery clerk, reported to a Senate subcommittee that some food stamp users buy candy and ready to eat foods with benefits. He cited a $22 order including $15 of candy and a dog food dodge involving chuck roast. The hearings consider bills to cut recipients and require co payments.
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Robert Walker
U.S
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Walker
Senate
James Buckley
N.Y
Robert Michel
Sil
George McGovern
South Dakota
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