Prices Rise in Wholesale Goods Again
Washington AP reports wholesale prices rose half a percent in September led by a 6 percent fuel and electric power increase. The index reached 117.8, showing higher grocery costs ahead, with farm products up 3.3 percent and raw materials up 0.3 percent. Declines occurred in lumber and hides.
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Iranians Hijack Jet Demanding Prisoner Release
Three Iranian hijackers seized an Iran Air Boeing 727 to Baghdad wounding the copilot and demanding the release of 21 political prisoners. The plane later returned to Iran as Iraqi authorities arrested the attackers and allowed several passengers to disembark.
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Weekend Forecast Calls for Frosty Night and Warming Sun
Fair and cold Saturday night with frost and freezing temperatures. low near 30. Sunday remains partly cloudy and warmer with a high near 50. Monday brings more sun and warmth, partly cloudy with a chance of rain and a low near 35.
NATO and Soviet War Drills Halted by Global Tensions
NATO begins its largest annual war games in the eastern Mediterranean while the Soviet bloc runs Brotherhood in Arms in East Germany. Up to 580,000 may be involved overall, with about 100,000 on the NATO side in Deep Express. The exercises include air, sea, and land maneuvers, with Greece, Turkey, and several allied nations participating. details remain secret amid Greece Greece tensions.
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Brewster Freed Bribery Charge Dismissed
A federal judge ruled congressmen cannot be prosecuted for their legislative acts and dismissed bribery charges against former Maryland Senator Daniel B. Brewster. Brewster, 46, had faced $24,500 bribe accusations tied to Spiegel Inc. in 1967. The DOJ may appeal to the Supreme Court to challenge the immunity ruling.
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Fact Finding In Teacher Pact Dispute Continued To Oct 23
La Crosse teachers and district officials argued their positions as fact finder Abner Brodie schedules a second hearing for 9 a.m. Oct 23. He cannot predict when a recommendation will come and cautions against delaying past December 31.
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Youth, Parents Sue Onalaska School Officials
A federal suit filed by Donald Borreson Jr. and his parents seeks damages from Onalaska School Board members and district leaders after the boy was denied admittance to Onalaska High. The complaint claims discriminatory practices and cites proposed pay and staffing issues, with figures including a $7200 starting salary for bachelor degree teachers. The case names the board, Superintendent Stanley Helms, Principal Herbert Fregin, Guidance Director Anthony Boullion and patrolman Patrick Pedretti.
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Bomb threats tighten air security nationwide
Federal Aviation Administration tightened security after a coast to coast wave of anonymous bomb threats blamed by some on the Weatherman faction. Airports and government facilities faced heightened checks as officials confirmed threats, with Seattle Navy and Lewiston Idaho evacuations and extra patrols at Friendship and Dulles facilities, while officials could not classify the threats as a conspiracy.
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Quebec separatists issue last communique in Cross kidnapping
Quebec Liberation Front warns British diplomat James Cross will not be found unless Canadian authorities halt the search and free 23 political prisoners by 6 p.m. today. The group threatens to liquidate Cross if police intervene and claims to have dynamite, while Cross writes a note to his wife from captivity. Police seek five suspects including taxi driver Jacques Lanctot, with no sign of direct government talks.
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Wisconsin Supreme Court bans J C Penney 14 percent revolving charge
The Wisconsin Supreme Court unanimously ruled J C Penney’s 14 percent monthly revolving charge violates state usury laws. An injunction issued against the firm follows the decision, which defines the charges as interest and a public nuisance. The ruling upheld the 12 percent annual cap and rejected the time price differential argument.
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