L M 5000 to kick off Glen racing season
Watkins Glen hosts the L M Continental 500 Championship June 16 17 18 opening the Silver Anniversary road racing season. The event attracts top Formula car pilots plus Trans Am Two Five Challenge and Super Vee with a 60 000 purse across two heats and a 67 mile Sunday race.
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Mainland China overtakes as tobacco producer second
Mainland China now ranks as the world s second largest tobacco producer, surpassed only by the United States, highlighting its pivotal role in global tobacco output and trade.
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Seneca F LA elects Counselors to three year terms
Members of the Finger Lakes Association meeting at Franklin Hotel on May 16 re elected Stan Stone of Lakeside Cotta Court and Dick Compo of the Seneca County Chamber of Commerce to three year terms as counselors. Paul Smith filled an unexpired term. Buck Tschache spoke on wildlife refuge work at Montezuma and the 124000 annual visitors.
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Interlaken Horseshoe Tournament Results and Finals
Women scoreboard lists Joan Gee and Laura Green leading with 165 and 162 points respectively after two weeks of play at the Interlaken event held behind the Goodman Hotel. Men’s standings top Hank Green at 383 and John Sladisk 347 with six weeks total. Carl Steinfeldt to present prizes July 9 at 1 p.m.
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Virgil Ours
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Jim Wright
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Jack Kopsa
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Food costs under one fifth of average household income
A historical note states that current food prices in the United States constitute less than 17 percent of the average family income. This reflects a lower share of spending on groceries compared with overall earnings and highlights changes in purchasing power.
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