Cheese and Butter Prices to Rise Under Dairy Support
The Agriculture Department announced an April 1 price support hike for dairy products. Surplus cheddar cheese purchase price rises to 79.2 cents per pound and butter minimum moves to 70.5 cents per pound, aiming to offset higher manufacturing costs and previously low farm milk prices.
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Idaho Potatoes given away at Capitol protest over prices
About 60 thousand pounds of Idaho potatoes were distributed on the Idaho Capitol steps as growers protested low prices. Organizers said No 1 potatoes fetch around 1.25 dollars per hundredweight while retail in Salt Lake City sells for 25 cents a pound. Governor Andrus urged diverting potatoes to the needy and questioned federal action on surplus.
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No frills air service set to cut fares 35 percent
The Civil Aeronautics Board approves National Airlines no frills plan cutting New York Miami fares to 61 from 98 and 75 coach. A Miami Los Angeles fare drops to 103.70 from 169.44. Service runs weekdays with no meals or liquor, passengers bring own food, and no alcohol.
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FTC ends probe on condominiums in Washington
The Federal Trade Commission voted to end an 18 month national investigation into abuses in the sale and management of residential condominiums. The move affects current condo owners who viewed the commission as a primary federal remedy against past harmful arrangements. Congress and the Department of Housing and Urban Development are involved.
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Condominium investigation sparks budget clash on Capitol Hill
The commission faced critique as it moves to curb unfair practices while limiting broad rule making. A spokesman cited budgetary reasons and potential overlap with the Housing Department study, with a 3 to 2 vote backing Engman’s cutback. Condominiums grow in popularity, with owners facing rising fees to cover common facilities and long lease terms.
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Panel to probe FDA harassment charges
President Weinberger forms a six member panel to investigate claims that FDA staff faced harassment for opposing drug approvals. The group will report by year end and includes Allen Astin Thomas Chalmers Marsha Cohen Norman Dorsen Alanson Willcox and David Ball.
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Consumers Union
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