Probe Of Coffee Prices Revealed
A House hearing on coffee price spikes cites a Commodities Futures Trading Commission probe into market activity. Officials said brokers and large purchases from producing countries may influence trends, with data being gathered to assess possible manipulation.
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Weather forecast shows showers on coasts and flurries inland
The National Weather Service predicts showers for both East and West Coasts on Thursday with flurries in Itahio and northern Nevada. Flurries or rain possible in the Northeast. Wednesday satellite imagery shows overcast conditions from Louisiana and Mississippi to the Great Lakes, with thunderstorms in Mississippi and along the Arkansas-Illinois area.
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Hunt Leaves Florida Prison for Boston speaking tour
E Howard Hunt the Watergate burglar was released after 32 months at a Florida federal minimum security prison. He flew to Boston and planned a news conference with the American Program Bureau. Hunt aimed for a national tour and a New York art show after release.
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E. Howard Hunt
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Hunt
Eglin Air Force Base
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Gulf Coast
American Program Bureau
Brookline
Enis Rubin
Miami
Rubin
Howard
U.S. Parole Commission
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Swyhart
Howard Hunt
Atlanta
Washington
G. Gordon Liddy
Liddy
New York
Chicago
Kampala clashes amid Uganda coup tensions rise
Reports say Acholi and Langi tribesmen attacked a military police HQ in Kampala killing one and wounding another before being overpowered. Western diplomats heard gunfire. Bishop Luwum and two ministers are detained in Mugire prison amid claims of plotting with exiled Milton Obote to overthrow Amin.
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Oboe
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All- Africa Conference of Churches
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Turner Wins Approval For CIA Director Nomination
The Senate Intelligence Committee endorsed Admiral Stansfield Turner unanimously, 17-0, sending his CIA director nomination to the Senate floor for a confirmation vote. The panel also raised questions about covert payments linked to King Hussein and discussed broader intelligence access and oversight.
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House
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Congress
Daniel K. Inouye
Hawaii
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King Hissein
Jordan
USDA Advisory Committees Being Reduced
Agriculture Secretary Rory Bergland will cancel 1 of the 108 USDA advisory committees, including the National Peanut Advisory Committee, to expand public input. He orders agencies not to create new committees unless required by law and aims for more hearings and public comment before major USDA decisions. Several forest and crop committees are slated for termination.
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Ottawa National Forest
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