July Wholesale Prices Rise 0.3 Percent
Wholesale prices advanced 0.3 percent in July keeping the inflation picture in a moderate uptrend. The index rose to 184.3 on the 1967 base, with food slipping 1 percent while industrial commodities climbed 0.7 percent led by petroleum lumber and metal products. John Kendrick of the Commerce Department called July figures quite pleasing and predicted a continued gradual rise ahead.
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Washington
UPI
Labor Department
John Kendrick
Commerce Department
Buckley spoiler move nets little GOP reaction
Ford's strong Mississippi delegation cited as growing with 30 votes as Buckley contemplates entering the nomination. Nessen said Buckley would hurt Reagan more than Ford, while Helms and Sears framed Buckley as potentially denying Ford a first-ballot win. Untethered from specifics, the convention battle remained fluid with Buckley’s possible bid viewed narrowly.
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Kansas City, Mo
UPI
Ford
Mississippi
New York
James Buckley
White House
Ron Nessen
Washington
Buckley
Ronald Reagan
Nessen
Nelsen
Rogers C. B. Morton
Reagan
Republican National Committee
National Committee
Ron Nelsen
Ron Reagan
Jesse Helms
R-N.c
Helms
New Yorker
California
John Sears
Fox
Arab attackers kill four on Istanbul airliner eve of Tel Aviv flight
A bomb and subsequent gunfire at Istanbul airport killed four people including Harold Wallace Rosenthal, a U.S. senator aide, and Yutaka Hirano, a Japanese tour leader. At least 25 wounded as two Palestinian guerrillas claimed responsibility. An El Al Boeing 707 for Tel Aviv, 82 aboard, narrowly escaped the attack.
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Istanbul
Turkey
UPI
U.S
Walter Mondale
el al
Tel Aviv
Israel
Harold Wallace Rosenthal
Philadelphia
Jacob Javits
R-N.y
van Leer Institute
Jerusalem
Institute
Rosenthal
Sen. Mondale
D-Minn
Jimmy Carter
New York
Hugh Carey
Javits
Yutaka Hirano
Foreign Ministry
Namik Kemal Senturk
Popular Front For the Liberation of Palestine
Air France
Entebbe
Uganda
Gilbert Rueff
el Paso
Tex
Ben- Gurion
Ehdi Reshid
Tripoli
Rome
Baghdad
Publisher Elects Carter in Dictionary Proofs
Walter Glanze, managing editor of Scribner Bantam English Dictionary, lists Jimmy Carter as the 39th U.S. president in final proofs to meet January publication. If Carter loses, the entry remains a lexicological curiosity or collector’s item with no effect on other presidents.
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New York
UPI
Jimmy Carter
United States
Carter
Walter Glanze
James — Karter
U.S
Ford
Gerald
Reagan
Ronald
Ford signs swine flu immunization bill in public health push
President Ford signed emergency legislation authorizing swine flu shots for all Americans and ordering rapid deployment. The program targets vaccine access by late September with about 100 million doses prepared, while insurers face liability questions for manufacturers.
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Washington
UPI
Ford
Congress
W. Delano Meriwether
Healestar
Meriwether
Californians to Begin Swine Flu Shots Oct 1
San Francisco reports Californians will start swine flu vaccinations after October 1. State health officials confirm federal support and 15 million doses ordered, including 3 million bivalent shots for seniors and chronically ill. Bay Area counties listed with specific dose allocations.
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San Francisco
UPI
Bay Area
Alameda
San Mateo
Marin
Contra Costa
Santa Clara
P R Commission endorses racquetball plan to council
Parks and Recreation Commission endorses a public pay as you use racquetball handball complex for Lompoc Valley. BKB Associates propose seven courts with showers lockers sauna and jacuzzi on city land with long lease. Court rates set for 1.85 to 3.00 per hour. Several sites discussed near Floresta Park and Ryan Park with strong public support needed.
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Lompoc Valley
Parks and Recreation Commission
Ventura
Rick Beguelin
Bill Burke
Dennis Kuttler
BKB Associates
Beguelin
Lompoc
Beguelin and
Burke
Jack Anderson
Parks and Recreationatment
Parks and Recreation
Floresta Park
C Street
Cypress Avenue
Ryan Park
Three Convicted Three Acquitted in Quentin Trial
San Rafael UPI reports after the longest California trial a jury convicts three of the San Quentin Six and acquits three others. Verdicts involve murder conspiracy and other charges from the Aug 21, 1971 San Quentin battle that killed three guards and three inmates including George Jackson.
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San Rafael
UPI
California
San Quentin
George Jackson
Henry J. Broderick
U.S
Hugo Pinell
David Johnson
Luis Talamantes
Fleeta Drumgo
Willie Tate
Talamantes
Pre
Will
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Gop
Henry Kissinger
Mustafa Turkel
First Southern Baptist Church
P-R Commission
Jim Sweeney
Ventura Complex
Elinor Lefkowitz
Lefkowitz
Charlotte Benton
Quentin
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