Celebrity mix of sex, Marines, and odd tales on tour
A collage of sensational items: Marilyn Chambers defends free expression amid obscenity cases. Genevieve Lynn Richardson sets a Marine Corps record as the sixth sister to join, while Lyndon Johnson Robb and Charles move into a Richmond home valued at 38,500. Harry Guardina marries Jennifer Revasa in California. Janie Jones jailed over payola links begins hunger strike. Airline pilot William Roland checks into a London hotel with a two foot alligator seeking rotten meat but hotel has none.
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Genevieve Lynn Richardson
Marine Corps
Johnson City
Tenn
Corps
Genevieve
Lynda Bird Johnson Robb
Lyndon Johnson
Charles
Richmond
Robb
Johnny Bulzner, Jr
Janie Jones
Britain
Miss Jones
William Roland
London
Roland
Sharp jump seen in food prices this year
Predicted 1973 food price surge cited by government officials with wheat at record Chicago market levels. Beef supplies tighten under price ceilings, leading to rationing and plant closures as packers cut jobs. rabbit and other meats gain uptake in several cities.
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Department of Agriculture
Chicago
Texas
Neuloff Brothers Meat Co
San Francisco
Atlanta
Los Angeles
Southern California
Guipe
Cal Santaro
Western States Meat Packers Association
Bakers urge Nixon to cut wheat export controls
Washington bakers demand halt to export controls claiming wheat shortages and price spikes will spread nationwide by next year. They warn unlimited foreign buying could push prices to new highs, citing US reserves may fall to 30 million bushels by June if buying continues.
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Washington
Keys
Nixon
Brad
United States
Next Jane
Richard W. Daspit
The
American Bakers Associ
Ation
U.S
Wheat soars to 150-year high on CBOT futures
Wheat futures for September delivery surged to 44.14 per bushel at the Chicago Board of Trade, marking a 10 cent daily limit rise and the seventh straight gain. An Agriculture Department report meanwhile shows export commitments increasing by 562 million bushels for the week ending July 20, signaling higher bread and cereal prices ahead.
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Chicago
UPI
Chicago Board of Trade
Washington
Agriculture Department
Gas stations return to normal operations in AAA survey
Washington AAA report shows 53 percent of 3,452 surveyed stations operating normally this week, the best showing of the summer and four point average points higher than last week. Four percent limited hours and seven percent limited purchase quantities, down from the prior week.
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Washington
Partyfour
United States
Hawaii
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Guardina
Hamtilton Burger
Terry Mason
Dallas
J.B. Neuhoff
Detroit
Wrigley
Howard Ferguson
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EPA Bet
Tate
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