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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1974
Page
2
The Associated Press reports July price surges across farm and retail goods. Meat and livestock costs rise, milk falls slightly, and overall market baskets show up to 10 percent regional increases since March. Prices remain higher than January with averages around 4.3 percent.
In Springfield a new farmers market draws crowds every Tuesday with trucks of corn tomatoes squash cucumbers and more. Farmers Dick Myers and Sam McCall report brisk retail sales and shoppers value freshness over supermarket prices despite occasional shortages and calls for more farmers to participate.
At the 1973 Midwest Governors Conference in Minneapolis governors urged the federal energy chief to end year-round daylight saving time and revert to advancing clocks from April to October to curb rising energy use.
The measure to allow Americans to buy and sell gold passed and was sent to the White House for approval. The bill sets conditions that the President must judge no disruption to US or international markets before allowing transactions.
An anesthetized Siberian tiger at Lincoln Park Zoo underwent successful cataract removal after being transported to the University of Illinois Medical Center. Surgeons Dr Edward Collier and Dr Samuel J Vainisi removed the left and right lenses in about six minutes each as staff monitored the animal's heart and vital signs.
Former Vice President Spiro Agnew faces scrutiny as a gun permit is granted amid a contentious process. The case centers on a recent purchase and the legality of the residence tied to the permit.
A federal grand jury indicted three men on wire fraud conspiracy and stock manipulation related to a West Ohio airline deal with Hughes Tool Co. The case centers on Hughes terms and potential extradition if Hughes is seized in the United States. The SEC action against Hughes may target the corporation rather than Hughes personally, with penalties possible even without his presence.
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