Woolly Bear Says Winter May Be Snowy Yet Mild
Louisville AP reports folklore expert Nevyle Shackelford of Beatyville says signs point to a snowy but not very cold winter. Woolly bears show little black on ends, few geese, and little squirrel nut storage suggest mild early winter. persimmon seed germ reportedly spoon shaped, foretelling snow. Meteorologist notes 17 foggy August mornings.
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Louisville
Nevyle Shackelford
Shackelford
University of Kentucky Agricultural Publications
Beatyville
Southcentral
Kentucky
Lexington
David Smith
National Weather Service
Groceries Decline Prices Rise At 4.9% Rate
The September CPI shows a four-tenths rise overall with grocery costs dipping for the first time in six months. The report notes real earnings fell by five tenths of a percent and places the inflation rate near 4.9 percent annually as voters prepare for the November elections.
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Washington
Labor Department
Ford
Jimmy Carter
Readers Respond And Help With City Traffic And Terrarium Care
Community questions include relocating a traffic sign on Rotary Drive near Ray Avenue after a reader’s suggestion. Also answered are Kate Smith age details, found keys at a stadium, and terrarium algae control with algicide, bleach spray, and moisture management guidance.
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Rotary Drive
Ray Ave
Rotary
Ray Avenue
Crown Publishers
Edmisten Faces Tax Charge Amid North Carolina Race
In Raleigh AP reports Republican Edward L. Powell attacks Democratic Attorney General Rufus Edmisten while Edmisten avoids discussion. Edmisten had failed to file state income taxes for 1972 and 1973, was fined and paid up taxes, with controversy stemming from his 10 year tax lapse while living in Washington and working for Senator Sam Ervin.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Edward L. Powell
Rufus Edmisten
Edmisten
State Bureau of Investigation
Charlie H. Smith
Justice Department
Powell
Smith
Washington
U.S
Sam Ervin Jr
D-N.c
FTC Approves Order Limiting Sears Bait and Switch Tactics
The FTC approved an order barring Sears Roebuck from bait and switch sales of major home appliances. Sears admitted no wrongdoing and agreed not to use such tactics in the future, facing potential penalties of up to 10,000 dollars per offense for violations.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission Today
Sears, Roebuck and Co
Sears
FTC
Arthur M. Wood
Chicago
Governor's Wife Directs Campaign for State Education Candidate
First Lady Pat Holshouser accepted appointment as campaign chairman for Evelyn Tyler, the Republican candidate for state superintendent of education. At a news conference in the governor's mansion she said the role formalizes her help and that she will travel the state making personal appearances.
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Raleigh
Pat Holshouser
Evelyn Tyler
Governor's Mansion
Doorknob incident delays Ford news conference
President Ford could not enter the East Room due to a missing doorknob reportedly from the Green Room area. Aides clarified the handle was ring shaped and the camera crew sought the exact location while officials offered different explanations about the door involved.
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Ford
Oval Office
Terrence O'Donnell
White House
Aid
Nobel Prize in Literature Goes To Saul Bellow
The Nobel Prize in Literature was awarded to Saul Bellow, a 61 year old novelist born in Canada and raised in Chicago. The American winner cited for his human understanding of contemporary culture, with novels like Humboldt's Gift and Mr Sammler's Planet.
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Sweden
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University of Chicago
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