Corinne Tunstall Shines At Chicago Co op After 17 Years
Corinne Tunstall has spent seventeen years as a checker at the Chicago area Co op now promoted to Assistant Front End Manager. She vets disputes, guides staff, and notes customers by name while praising cooperative culture, racial harmony, and community ties amid store expansion talks.
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Cooperative League of the U.S.A
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Chicago
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Medill High School
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Modified soaps may someday replace detergents
US Department of Agriculture researchers claim new soap formulations match or beat detergents in hard water tests. The modified soaps are biodegradable, nonhazardous, and made from animal fats, fueling industry interest as FTC questions arise over labeling and advertising claims.
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U.S. Department of Agriculture
Farmer's share of food dollar amid 1972 first quarter
The farmer received 40 cents of every dollar spent on farm foods in Q1 1972, up from 39 cents in the prior quarter and 38 cents a year earlier. USDA notes only two of the past ten quarters exceeded 40 cents. In 1951 the farmer's share was 49 cents. Coops in dairy markets account for 34 percent of milk, 31 percent of fruit and vegetables, and 21 percent of all meat.
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