Higher Food Prices Seen Amid Drought and Frost
Federal and state officials assess how West Coast drought and Florida frost will lift the national food bill. Industry leaders warn of shortages in canned fruit and vegetables and higher prices through 1977, with fresh vegetables and tomatoes especially affected.
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Louise Cook
Associated Press
Florida
Robert Gibson
California Canners and Growers Association
National Canners Association
Gibson
Supermarket News
U.S. Department of Agriculture
USDA
Rio Grande Valley
Texas
Don Hodgson
Independent Grocers’ Alliance
California
Hodgson
Ron Robie
State Department of Water Resources
Goldwaters Deny Links With Underworld In Arizona
Investigative reports in The Indianapolis Star and Miami Herald allege U S Senator Barry Goldwater his brother Robert and Harry Rosenzweig built ties with underworld figures across Arizona Nevada and California. Goldwater says he has not seen the papers and declines to comment while Rosenzweig and others could not be reached for remark.
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U.S
Barry Goldwater
Phoenix
Arizona
Indianapolis Star
Miami Herald
Don Bolles
Arizona Republic
the Star
the Herald
Investigative Reporters and Editors, Inc
Robert
Goldwater
Harry Rosenzweig
Nevada
California
Meyer Lansky
Washington
The
the Republic
Robert Goldwater
Rosenzweig
Peace prospects dim as Arab Israeli talks stall
Palestinian policy makers refuse to drop Israel destruction as a goal and will not discuss Jordan ties until a Palestinian state exists. Israel’s Rabin says not to concede more territory than US demands and will not revert to pre 1967 lines. France left wins big in municipal vote with 156 cities decided. Jan Patocka dies after interrogations in Prague. U.S. pursues Teamsters pension fund case as officials plan resignations by April 30.
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Associated Press
Israel
Jordan
Yitzhak Rabin
United States
Paris
France
National Assembly
Valery Giscard d
AFP
Communist-Socialist Alliance
Gaullists
Washington
Teamsters Union
Central States Pension Fund
Teamsters
Frank Fitzsimmons
Labor Department
Rep
J.J. Pickle
D-Tex
House
Ways and Means
Con
Panel studies marijuana decriminalization and chrome ban
A House subcommittee opens hearings on decriminalizing simple marijuana possession amid testimony by police, doctors, and officials from California and Oregon. Congress also tackles restoring a Rhodesian chrome import ban, with votes anticipated in both chambers later in the week.
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House
Congress
U.S
Rhodesia
House Committee On
California
Oregon
Senate
Protests Erupt Across Pakistani Cities After Elections
In Rawalpindi Karachi Peshawar protests followed last week's elections. Police fired tear gas and baton charges as troops were deployed. Opposition leaders were detained then released. A bus was set ablaze in Rawalpindi amid accusations of rigging by Bhutto's Pakistan Peoples party.
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Rawalpindi
Pakistan
Empress Market
Karachi
Here
Peshawar
Pakistan National Alliance
Maulana Mufti Mahmud
Begum Wali Khan
Alliance
Zulfikar Ali Bhutto
Pakistan People’s Party
Bhutto
White House Staff May Get Big Pay Raises
President Carter plans possible raises for White House staff potentially reaching near 29 percent following Congress and federal agencies increases. A White House spokesman said final decision awaits recommendations from senior staff and Carter’s action next week.
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White House
Washington
Carter
Congress
Rex Granum
Paul Warnke
U.S
Arguments Heard On Agnew Parole
A U S Dist. Judge heard whether Spiro Agnew must face a parole revocation hearing despite a Justice Department recommendation to take no action. The judge ordered an investigation into a $1 million civil suit by Sam Polar alleging Agnew violated the Foreign Gifts and Decoration Act and failed to surrender gifts from foreign governments.
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Baltimore
Spiro T. Agnew
Justice Department
U.S. Dist
Roszel C. Thomson
Miami
Sam Polar
Agnew
Education For Democracy, Inc
Polar
4Th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Richmond
State Department
Thomsen
Judges get substantial pay raise plan in Ohio bill
Ohio judges would gain sizable pay raises under a bill' up for initial hearings before the House Judiciary Committee. The measure, from the Ohio Judicial Council and sponsored by Harry J. Lehman, would lift chief justice pay to 54 375 and high court justices to 50 000, among other boosts to appellate and common pleas judges.
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Ohio
House Judiciary Committee
Ohio Judicial Council
Judiciary
Harry J. Lehman
Shaker Heights
Lehman
Ohio Supreme Court
High Court
Common Pleas
Sesson
House
Markets Mixed as Dow Dips Early, NYSE Issues Up
The market opened mixed with the Dow Jones average down a fraction while advances outpaced declines on the NYSE. Analysts cite economy spending and inflation as dampening sentiment. City Council to meet at 7 p.m. Wednesday to discuss Public Works grants for a proposed new fire station.
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Treasury
W. Michael Blumenthal
Charles Schultze
Council of Economic Advisers
Carters
White House
First Baptist Church
New York City Ballet
Kennedy Center
National Gallery
Tutankhamen
New York
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