Soviet Union Ends Jamming of Polish Radio Broadcasts
Warsaw reports that Voice of America and BBC Polish programs were clear New Year’s Day after the Soviet Union stopped jamming. Radio Free Europe also noted reduced interference in Munich. Officials were unavailable for comment. The BBC said jamming of its Polish programs ended with the 6 a.m. newscast, ending a long ambient interference since 1981.
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Milk Price Supports Drop To 10 Year Low
Washington AP The Agriculture Department cuts milk price supports by 50 cents on January 1 1988 to 10.60 per 100 pounds the lowest in a decade under the Food Security Act of 1985. Officials say dairy prices may shift 2 percent up or down in 1988 while overall food prices rise 2 to 4 percent. The changes include surplus removals by the Commodity Credit Corp and a 2.5 cent per 100 pounds assessment on milk to fund the dairy program.
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Richard E. Lyng
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New FBI chief in NYC confronts housing and pay gap
James M. Fox, named to lead the New York FBI field office, faces a wrenching turnover crisis driven by high living costs and low pay. He notes many agents refuse transfers here, some resign after orders arrive, and several depart for brighter salaries, jeopardizing investigations and staff retention.
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