Bird heads for the stars at Fairland Motel in Iowa
A Signory Iowa bird abandons ground life and aims for a star at the Fairland Motel. The motel owner allows the bird to stay until its young leave, illustrating an odd local episode tied to a roaming creature and a weathered roadside stay.
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Continental Baking Sues Six Sugar Refiners Over Price Fixing
International Telephone & Telegraph unit Continental Baking Co Glendale sues six sugar refiners in two federal suits in Los Angeles alleging Sherman Act price fixing before 1970 through 1972. Firms named include Great Western Sugar, Holly Sugar, Californian and Hawaiian Sugar, American Sugar, Amalgamated Sugar, and Consolidated Foods. Continental seeks treble damages and cites about 30 million dollars in affected plant costs across California Arizona Nevada and 14 midwestern states.
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Pr. Continental Baking Co
Hostess
Los Angeles
Great Western Sugar Co
Denver
Colo
Holly Sugar Corp
Colorado Springs
Californian and Hawaiian Sugar Co
San Francisco
American Sugar Co
Parga, N.C
Amalgamated Sugar G
Ogden Utah
Consolidated Foods Corp
Angeles
Continental
International
Maxwell Blecher
California
Arizona
Nevada
Sugar growers spur hearings on price support revival
Washington reports that the House Agriculture Committee plans five days of hearings July 14 to 22 on reviving sugar price supports and marketing controls. Chairman Thomas Foley said no conclusions would be drawn as the panel weighs a 40 year old program allowed to expire in 1974.
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Washington
UPL
Ise Agriculture Committee
Thomas S. Foley
Dwash
Congress
County to expand undercover meat and cheese buys in July
Undercover buyers in San Diego County will widen purchases of meats fish and cheese from markets and delis this July. Since April 130 purchases in 5 markets showed overcharges in about 30 percent of cases. One market charged 3.35 for pork chops vs 2.84, and one deli overcharged 21 cents for a dill pickle.
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San Diego
UPI
County Department of Weights and Measures
Aftermath of jobs veto sparks worry on summer violence
Officials fear high unemployment and cutbacks will not trigger mass rioting but may raise minor crime and violence in cities. Mayors warn of funding gaps for teen summer jobs as federal aid stalls, with youths competing for scarce positions. Unemployment remains high across groups, especially minority teens.
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Richard Hatcher
Gary
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House
Ford
US Conference of Mayors
Legislative Action Committee
Cochairman
Legislative Action Comittee
Abr. Beame
York
Kansas City
Chicago
Joyce Bolinger
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