Supermarket industry hints on cheaper eating
The National Association of Food Chains urged 20 000 affiliated stores to help housewives stretch their food dollars amid rising prices. It criticized the consumer price index as a poor measure for local shoppers and offered cooperation with local chain reps to share savvy buying tips and weather impacts on produce.
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Neil Gilbride
Washington
National Association of Food Chains
Bill
Labor Department
Florida
California
Arizona
Indian Information Minister cites India growth and UN populations
Calcutta India AP Information Minister Raj Bhedur tells audiences that India gains 12 million people each year and that 77 United Nations member nations have smaller total populations. He frames India as a rapidly expanding economy amid demographic shifts.
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Calcutta
India
Raj Bhedur
United Nations
Skull Duggery exhibit opens at Nevada State Museum
Carson City Nevada AP reports the Nevada State Museum unveils a new exhibit titled Skull Duggery featuring a skull captioned Eats anything and has 44 per cent more cavities than other animals the display highlights unusual skeletal showpieces and scientific curiosities.
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Carson City
Nev
Nevada State Museum
Local social notes from Taneytown and nearby towns
Taneytown and surrounding communities report visits and Sunday gatherings among residents. Names include Mrs John L Leister and Mr Mrs Wilbur Naylor, with guests from Hagerstown Emmitsburg Frederick Westminster Hanover Media Woodsboro Littlestown and others. Lt Kelso ships out to Viet Nam while June Whitmore visits from Media Pennsylvania for a weekend with Shaum family in Middle Street.
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John L. Leister
Wilbur Naylor
Glenn Sersenbaugh
Hagerstown
Elmer van Fossen
Uniontown Road
John Harmon
Westminster
Ethel Baumgardner
Baltimore Street
Robert Grimes
Emmitsburg
Daniel Ott
Earl Sensenbaugh
Smithsburg
George W. Naylor Jr
Taney Heights Lli
Edmond Kelso
San Juan
P.R
Kelso
Viet Nam
June Whitmore
Media
Francis E. Shaum
Middle Street
S. C
Elizabeth Little
Hanover
Howard C. Fisher
Alice May
Anthony
Mark
Mary Sue Hyde
Frederick
Fisher
George Flohr
Ladiesburg
Edward FE. Wallen
Littlestown Road
Bernard Welty
David
Charles Jones
Charles Paul
Woodsboro
Wiliam G. Fogle
Baltimore St
London man faces empty street after housing demolition
John Spooner, 69, guards a single remaining terrace house in Waltham Abbey after the Housing Ministry condemned 20 of 21 row houses and ordered their demolition. He calls the plan ridiculous and says he does not want to be left living in the middle of an empty space.
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London
John Spooner
Housing Ministry
Waltham Abbey
Essex Spooner
Spooner
Students To Interview For Summer Hospital Work
The Frederick County Mental Health Committee met at the Maryland State Unemployment Office with Rev. Joseph H. Clem presiding. Twenty high school students will interview May 24 and 25 for Junior Aides at Springfield, with five to be sponsored locally and one by the Maryland Mental Health Association. The program runs 6 to 7 weeks starting in July. A mental health exhibit at the C. Burr Artz Library features work by Ernie Singer and Wayne Uawes. Weather outlook shows showers Friday night across the Midwest and Southeast, warmer from Tennessee valley to New England.
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Frederick County
County
Springfield
Martz
Carroll L. Boyer
Edgar H. McBride
J. Frederick Kressig
Maryland Mental Health Association
Clem
C. Burr Artz Library
Veral Cy Moore
Jack Haller
Frederick High
Ernie Singer
Wayne Uawes
Maryland Mental Health Association Meeting Announcement
The Maryland Mental Health Association invites new members to join the next meeting on Monday June 27 at 8 pm in the Unemployment Office. Interested individuals can learn about mental health initiatives and participate in upcoming programs.
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Maryland Mental Health Association
Montal Health
Pay Increase For British Prison Labor
London AP reports British convicts will receive wage raises from an average 126 dollars per week for basic tasks like sewing mail bags to about 28 dollars weekly for upgraded factory work. Home Secretary Roy Jenkins said the plan aims to align prison pay with normal wages to support families and meet commitments.
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London
Home
Roy Jenkins
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