3 4% Rise Predicted In 1977 Food Prices
Washington AP A USDA forecaster predicts food prices will rise 3 to 4 percent in 1977 matching this year’s increase. The estimate bases on restaurant price hikes and grocery stability, with net farm income possibly similar to 1976. Readiness hinges on weather and meat production trends.
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Washington
Rex F. Daly
Agriculture Department
Daly
USDA
Economic Research Service
Northeastern Governors Seek Carter Aid At Northeast Conference
Seven Democratic governors from the Northeast met at Saratoga Springs to push for a regional energy and development plan and higher federal aid. They backed a Regional Energy and Development Corp with seed money from states and bonds, plus a federal guarantee. They also urged increasing welfare funding from 50 80 percent to 75 90 percent of state costs.
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Northeast
Jimmy Carter
Regional Energy and Development Corp
Congress
Pennsylvania
Milton Shapp
B.C
Carter
Regional Energy Corporation
Eizenstat
Nelson toMeet Carter on Georgia visit in transition talks
Sen Gaylord Nelson said he will join about a dozen Democratic congressional leaders for a Georgia meeting with President-elect Jimmy Carter. Wisconsin Senator William Proxmire said he was not invited. Officials say agenda centers on transitional talks, not next year’s legislative program.
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Gaylord Nelson
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Jimmy Carter
Nelson
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William Proxmire
Carter-Mondale
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Quake Strikes Peking Amid Reports of Panic
A strong earthquake hit Peking with buildings rocking and people fleeing. Officials in Golden Colorado and Uppsal a Sweden measured magnitudes 6.5 and 6.8 respectively, noting it as a possible aftershock of the Tangshan quake. No damage or casualties reported. The tremor was felt around 9:54 p.m. local time, center likely in Hopei province. An apartment building housing Kyodo's Peking bureau swayed heavily.
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Peking
National Earthquake Information Service
Golden
Colo
Seismological Institute
Uppsala
Sweden
Tangshan
Kyodo
Japan
Kyodo News Service
Japan Meteorological Agency
Hopei
Albert Mattheis
Mattheis
New book breathes nostalgia into Coulee Country small towns
A new book explores the charm of Coulee Country as small towns reveal their heritage and everyday life. The author paints portraits of rural life, local economies, and enduring community spirit across several settlements.
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Coulee Country
North Side Church Honors Logan Youth At Sunday Service
Trinity Lutheran Church in La Crosse hosted Logan Recognition Sunday to celebrate positive achievements by local students. Reverend Albert Mattheis led the 516 worshippers with choirs from Logan Junior and Senior Highs and featured students Mike Every Diane Gunderson Jennifer Engstad and others.
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Trinity Lutheran Church
Sill St
Mattheis
Logan
North Side
Ernest Nelson
Logan Junior High Choir
Theresa Myers
S. 32Nd St
Logan High Choirs
Joseph Keller
S. 13Th St
Keller
Mike Every
Dan
Diane Gunderson
Jennifer Engstad
Jean Tomten
Mike
Gerald Every
Greenwood Drive
Medary
Beverly Gunderson
Winneshiek Road
Diane
Boys
la Crosse
SAC
DECA
Distributive Education Clubs of America
Winnishiek
Bethel Lutheran Church
John Mason
Dan Meinert
Byron Weess
Nelson
Wisconsin Secrecy to Run Great River Road on Wisconsin Side
The Wisconsin Department of Transportation plans to designate the Great River Road along its Wisconsin stretch from East Dubuque to Hastings and promote it nationally. The move follows a federal ruling placing portions on the Iowa side and parts of Wisconsin, with development possibly starting in 1979 and state funds to back the project if federal aid prospects improve by 1981.
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Wisconsin
Wisconsin Department of Transportation
Zel Rice II
Illinois
Prairie du Chien
Marquette
Iowa
la Crescent
Minn
la Crosse
Hagar City
Minnesota
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FHA
Dubuque
Lansing
Prescott
Wis
Rice
Federal Highway Commission
R.J. Eckstein
Cassville
David Strand
Department of Transportation
Nizance
Strand
Department
Judge Dismisses Felony Charge In Firecracker Case
A 22-year-old man, Rodney Lee Mellor, had the most serious charge of endangering safety by conduct regardless of life dismissed by Circuit Judge Peter Pappas. The case involves a firecracker that injured Bridget Schultz, a five-year-old girl, during a June 27 celebration in Modiro. The remaining charge of possession of a firecracker, a misdemeanor, stands. The judge called the felony overcharging, while the district attorney plans no immediate reinstatement.
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Rodney Lee Mellor
S. 10Th St
Peter Pappas
Pappas
Janet Jenkins
Mellor
Bridget Schultz
Mindoro
Lutheran Hospital
Dist. Atty
Edmund A. Nix
Crawford County
Michael T. Kirchman
Nix
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