Has Pork Lost Its Attraction in Market Studies
PHILADELPHIA AP A study led by Sujit Roy Texas Tech economist at Vexag Tech University suggests pork may regain appeal as lean cuts and easy preparation boost consumer perception Higher income correlates with increased pork consumption with a 10 rise in income possibly lifting pork demand by about five per cent Roy notes pork could become a growth industry over the next 10 to 18 years if prices stay competitive and producers decide on expansion plans
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Heinz Campaign Funds And Pickle Pins Stir Pennsylvania
U.S. Senate hopeful H John Heinz II reports spending 1 978 04 on pickle pins from Ha Htems Co as part of a campaign PR push. He shows 50 000 in direct contributions plus 465 000 from other committees and 9 000 in bank balance. Heinz spent about 275 000 on TV ads, with Green listing 130 000 in expenditures. Major donors include Service Station Dealers 16 000 International Ladies Garment Workers Union 12 200 and AFL CIO allied groups. The article notes contributions largely from Philadelphia area with pockets in Pittsburgh while emphasizing non union blocks and national sources. A separate asbestos lawsuit is mentioned with an individual filing against firms.
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