Wholesale prices steady as food costs drop in January
Wholesale prices were unchanged in January as farm and food prices fell for a third straight month. A 1.8 percent drop in farm and wholesale food costs offset a 0.4 percent rise in manufactured goods. The Labor Department notes inflation may ease as food prices level off, with the Wholesale Price Index at 179.4, about 4.4 percent higher than a year earlier.
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Army coffee spike at NATO maneuvers shocks West Germany
UPI report details LSD contamination at NATO Wintex drills in West Germany on February 26, 1975. An unnamed Army technician and others suffered hallucinations, while Warrant Officer Dowell from Los Angeles described vivid perceptions and impaired movement. The culprit reportedly is a civilian. trial planned.
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Guatemalans Begin Task of Rebuilding After Earthquake
Guatemala City and surrounding towns struggle to recover from the February quake that left more than one million homeless, with 18,901 dead and 62,432 injured. U S aid chief Daniel Parker tours rubble, while many residents live outdoors amid aftershocks and a cautious return to normalcy.
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Farm Bureau Won't Yield to Chavez Boycott
California Farm Bureau Federation President Fred Heringer said agriculture will not yield to Cesar Chavez's boycott threats. He pledged changes to the Agricultural Labor Relations Act while keeping the farm economy resilient amid a stalled state labor board funding.
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Lockheed board meets with no expected shakeup
A special Lockheed Aircraft Corp board meeting in Burbank is not expected to trigger a management reshuffle. Director Michael Berberian said no new information is anticipated, though a surprise could arise from the bribes disclosures involving foreign officials. Berberian noted earlier restructuring last fall kept Haughton as chairman and Kotchian as vice chairman and COO.
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Pro Western Forces Leave Southern Angola Strongholds
National Union for the Total Independence of Angola abandons Serpa Pinto and other bases as Soviet backed Popular Movement for the Liberation of Angola advances. Lusaka statement vows guerrilla resistance for a decade amid heavy Cuban and Soviet firepower.
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