Inflation Signals Mixed Movement In Commodity Prices
Economists regard the rise as not a major inflation acceleration. The commodities sector recorded its largest jump since November, with higher fuel, metals, and lumber costs hinting at broader price pressures. Food wholesale signals mostly lower meat and eggs, while coffee, textiles, paper, and cotton show varied shifts. Martin Marietta Aluminum raises primary ingot price from 44 to 48 cents per pound, effective Sept. 6.
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Martin Marietta Aluminum
Slain Women Near Santa Cruz Stun Sheriff Officials
Investigators said two women were found murdered in a wooded area 200 feet off Highway 9, twenty one miles south of Santa Cruz. Authorities noted the clothing and jewelry remained with the bodies, while rocks and brush concealed the remains. No link to a mass murder was confirmed, and other local killings were mentioned as a contrast.
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Bert Mullin
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Kemper
Kissinger, Botha discuss South West Africa stance
Secretary of State Kissinger and South African Ambassador Botha held talks amid reports that South Africa would issue a later declaration on independence for South West Africa Namibia. Foreign Minister Muller was expected to outline Pretoria’s reply to Kissinger's Aug 2 appeal in Durban.
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Quentin Six Trial Deliberations Continue With Convictions
Testimony began July 28 as jurors deliberated daily over charges of murder, conspiracy, and assault tied to a 1971 prison escape and guards’ killings. Spain faces murder conviction. Pinell and Johnson hold life and other sentences. Bingham, a fugitive, is sought in Canada while sentencing looms September 3.
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Bingham
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Paul E. Kerasenes
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Ronald L. Kane
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Urbano Rubiaco Jr
Johnson Ee
Breckenridge
Priny
Auto production dips 7.48 percent in week news
DETROIT AP report shows this week’s auto output fell 7.48 percent as 35 plants shut to retool for 1977 models. Chrysler, Ford face varying downtimes while GM prepares 14 plant startups next week, totaling 96,567 cars versus 104,376 prior week.
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Hijackers aim to cause fatal harm Israelis
In Istanbul Palestinian hijackers killed four and claimed reprisal for Israel's Uganda raid. Prosecutor Nejat Ulgen cited their statements as active Palestine Liberation Organization members on their first assignment, saying they received orders in Tripoli. The PFLP denied links, and U.S. officials urged UN action against extremism. Israel vowed to pursue air pirates abroad.
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Washington
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Bank robberies fall as convictions rise says FBI
The FBI reports a record 2,868 people convicted of robberies and burglaries in the past fiscal year while bank robberies dropped by about 10 percent. FBI Director Clarence Kelley notes cooperation and disruptive gang activity reduced incidents. Police note a New York City gang robbed 35 banks for about a million in three months.
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Seventeen metals eliminated as Legion deaths cause
ATLANTA AP seventeen metals cleared as possible causes of the Legion disease outbreak linked to the Philadelphia convention. nickel and lead remain under study while pesticides and herbicides are also being tested. Connecticut researchers report elevated tekel levels in some victims but caution results are not conclusive.
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