Champagne and caviar sales rise as luxury items drive year end
Despite belt tightening in 1971, champagne and caviar demand remains strong. Importers report limited supply and higher prices, with California champagne stocks steady but some increases expected after holiday demand. Sherry Lehman cites champagne flowing. Dallas and Chicago show brisk business as caviar imports stay firm amid price rises.
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California
Fort
Sherry- Lehman, Inc
New York
France
Lehman
Charles
Romani. Caviar, Co. of
New
Coast Guard: Three survivors from Ixtapa tragedy reach shore
Coast Guard reports five men aboard the 56 foot Ixtapa sank December 19 in the Gulf of Mexico while returning to Marathon Florida from Cozumel. Tom Rash Richard Antonio and Jose Puga survived while two others died after nine days adrift.
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Tom Rash
Richard Antonio
Wilmington
Del
Jose Puga
Mexico
Ixtapa
Gulf of Mexico
Marathon
Fla
Cozumel
Coast Guards
Antonio
Ooner
John Denton
New Castle
Miami
Taft
Harold Spalding
Elliott Key
Seal
Gulf Stream
Puga
Mercy Hospital
Othe
Coast Guard
Gulf
Florida Keys
Man
Raped
Antoni
Ae Celo
Muskie declares 1972 presidential bid to supporters
Sen. Edmund S Muskie of Maine announces his candidacy to about 500000 potential financial backers. He will make a formal televised statement on January 4 1972 and later address questions from supporters. The timing mirrors prior campaign theater rather than a simple information release.
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Washington
Edmund S.muskie
Maine
White House
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Minnesota
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Henry M. Jackson
Fred R. Harris
Oklahoma
George McGovern
Sioux Falls
D.C
Capitol
McGovern
Dee
John Ashbrook
Ohio
Nixon
Sheraton-Carleton
Paul N. McCloskey Jr
California
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Robberies and political talk thread through city reports
A man was robbed of his car and cash in Chester by two men after being lured from a street. Separately officials noted campaign announcements from Nixon challengers and mayors, with appearances in Manchester and other cities, amid unrelated political chatter and street incidents.
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Carera
Alo
Jath St
Edgmont Ave
Sen
Indiana
Manchester
Bernard McAndrew
H. Rose St
LaVon
A. Postelle
Harold
West End
Hughes
Iowa
Birch Bay
Union of Indiana
Norris
Tilghman
Illinois no fault auto insurance ruling sparks constitutional challenge
Judge Daniel Covelli ruled Illinois no fault auto insurance may violate equal protection and due process by tying pain and suffering awards to medical expenses. He said disparities based on hospital choice and patient wealth could yield unequal compensation. State officials plan appeals and seek a stay while noting benefits written into 1972 policies take effect.
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Winois
Daniel Covelli
Circuit Court
Covelli
A. Ov
Richard B. Ogilvie
Tlinois Supreme Court
U.S. Supreme Court
Tlinois
Insurance Commissioner Denenberg Rejects Capital Blue Cross Bid
Harrisburg based Insurance Commissioner Herbert Denenberg rejects a Capital Blue Cross bid for premium increases totaling 5 million dollars annually. The decision halts the proposed rate rise affecting central Pennsylvania consumers and providers.
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Harrisburg
Herbert Denenberg
Capital Blue Cross
Central
Pennsylvania
Taxpayers suit dismissed in New Jersey over city and state taxes
A federal appellate panel dismissed a suit by the Non-Resident Taxpayers Association and six base employees from Philadelphia Naval Base against Pennsylvania income tax and city wage tax. Defendants included the Commonwealth, Gov Shapp, and the federal government. ruling noted no Pennsylvania court challenge to income tax. Judge Cohen issued separate injunction denial. remarks stressed realism in tax policy.
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Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
Milton J. Shapp
Naval Base
Philadelphia
Albert J. Persichetti
Shapp
Israel Packel
U.S. Circuit Court
Arlin M. Adams
U.S. Dist. Court
Mitchell H. Cohen
John J. Kitchen
Pennsylvania Supreme Court
Cohen
Telephone rate hike to raise Pennsylvania revenues
Unlisted Telephone Co. announces basic monthly residential rates will rise by 15 to 25 cents in most areas, effective with January bills. The increase, expected to boost company revenues in Pennsylvania by 52.6 million dollars annually, will affect more than 3 million customers. Belt reported Wednesday in Harrisburg.
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Harrisburg
Belli ‘Telephone Co
Pennsylvania
Belt
Antiwar veterans plan new protest
About 50 Vietnam veterans plan a protest at a park site to avoid clashes with Rev. Carl McIntire who leads 400 counter demonstrators. McIntire says he will go and plans a peace manifesto while calling the VVAW supporters “The voice of Hanoi.”
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Carl McIntire
Bill Keyburn
The
Vietnam Veterans Against the War
MelIntire
Keyburn
Reyburn
McIntire
Collingswod
N.J
Washington
Indochina
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