Food prices to rise again in 1984 pressuring meals
An Agriculture Department economist predicts 1984 food prices will rise 4 to 7 percent, after a 2.2 percent increase this year, driven by drought effects on livestock feed and strengthening the economy. Parlett expects meat prices to surge midyear, then ease later, as supplies tighten. Per capita consumption edges up despite smaller meat production.
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Washington
U.S
Agriculture Department
Ralph L. Parlett
Department
Economic Research Service
Parlett
USDA
Planning Commission Rejects Zoning Change for Gaynor Site
Planning officials kept a key property in C-1 zoning, noting the Elm and 19th corridors are barely adequate for traffic and that a small isolated district would not serve the area. Gaynor eyed multiple uses but acknowledged sewer limits, while planners urged waiting for definite plans or a special-use permit path.
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Gaynor
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Planning Commission
City Commission
Fred Searls
Myles Schachter
Schachter
Lebanon Leaders Debate Arab Identity During Reconciliation Talks
At Geneva the Lebanese factions discuss Lebanon's cultural and political heritage and agree to form a committee to propose defining Lebanon's nature within the Arab world. Syria pressures Gemayel over a troop withdrawal pact as Druse leader Jumblatt calls identity a major issue amid ongoing cease-fire tensions.
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Amin Gemayel
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Khaddam
Jerael
Druse
Walid Jumblatt
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