Food Prices Will Rise In 75 Says AP News
AP Newsfeatures reports that retail food prices are expected to continue climbing through mid-1975 due to drought, reduced grain harvests, and livestock cutbacks. The Agriculture Department notes a 2 to 5 percent rise in early 1975, with meat and dairy costs likely up in the first half of the year while beef supplies remain abundant and pork and turkey supplies rise.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
Larry V. Summers
Economic Research Service
Summers
USDA
Turkey
Independent Schools Association honors Lt. Col. Cherches
Lt. Col. Paul Cherches director of music at Missouri Military Academy received the Teachers' Recognition Award at the ISACS Convention in Chicago for long service in music humanities and counseling. He is among seven recipients and has served on the ISACS board and council. Isacs president Jim Henderson presented the award. Also attending were MMA staff Lt. Col. Derrill Kuhlman Major John Reddick and Major James Marley. Next week's Garfield Community Center senior luncheon menu lists beef stew salmon croquettes Swiss steak smothered chicken meat loaf and other sides with desserts and beverages. reservations by calling 81-7743.
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Paul Cherches
Missouri Military Academy
Independent Schools Assn
Central States
Col. Cherches
The
Association
ISACS
Chicago
Garfield Community Center
Diabetes Tests in Mexico Regional Clinic Report
The Mexico Regional Diabetes Assoc tested 96 people on Nov 9. Of these, 25 had high blood sugars and three had low readings after a three day high carbohydrate diet. 68 were normal. Results to be sent to physicians and the State Public Health Department.
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Mexico
Ehrhardt
David Terpstra
Hi-Way R-3 Menu Plan For Next Week
Hi Way R 3 elementary school posts next weeks lunch menu. Monday offers barbecued chicken buttered potatoes green beans oatmeal cake. Tuesday presents Salisbury steak and mushroom gravy biscuit butter baked beans lettuce salad chocolate brownie. Wednesday features corn dog mixed vegetables sliced peaches cinnamon roll. Thursday serves tenderloin sandwich pickle chips French fries mixed fruit rolled wheat cookie. Friday includes ham lima beans rolled wheat rolls butter pineapple and cheese salad butter cookie.
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Hi- Way
R-3
Plan for Kinloch desegregation approved by state board
Jefferson City AP The Missouri State Board of Education approved an updated Kinloch desegregation plan and sent it to U.S. District Judge James Meredith. The plan consolidates Kinloch with Berkeley and Ferguson-Florissant, aims to minimize busing, but includes bus routes beyond federal limits for some elementary and junior high students.
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Jefferson City
State Board of Education
Kinloch
St. Louis County
U.S
James Meredith
Meredith
Berkeley
Ferguson-Florissant
Kenneth Kirchner
State Department of Education
Zack Bettis
Educaton
Bartlett
Kirchner
St. Louis
Boston
Egypt Sends Four Ships Through Suez
Four empty Egyptian passenger steamships entered the Suez Canal marking the first commercial vessel passage since 1967. Each ship can carry up to 1,500 passengers and were bound for Suez and Ismailia to transport Egyptian Muslims on a pilgrimage to Mecca. Officials scheduled a two day stay in Ismailia.
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Egypt
Suez Canal
Middle East
Canal Authority
Suez
Mecca
Saudi Arabia
Ismailia
Midway
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