ORC Eyes Switching Girls Softball To Fast Pitch
Ottawa Recreation Commission weighs moving from slow pitch to fast pitch for girls softball with a committee report likely to endorse gradual adoption over the next two years. The ORC will also review its annual audit at the Wednesday meeting.
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MCA fourth American studio becomes foreign owned by Matsushita
Matsushita Electric Industrial Co buys MCA for 6.6 billion, making it the fourth major Hollywood studio under foreign control. Analysts say creative control should stay in American hands, as Matsushita promises to keep MCA's management intact. Critics warn about loss of national cultural influence amid past foreign acquisitions.
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Slower 1991 Food Price Rise Predicted by USDA
The Agriculture Department forecast a slower 1991 rise in consumer food prices, averaging 2 to 5 percent, down from about 6 percent this year. Record meat supplies, higher dairy output, and bigger citrus crops are expected to moderate increases. If inflation eases to around 4.5 percent, food marketing costs should rise more slowly. Farmers will expand plantings for several crops under new farm provisions. Global production is seen rising substantially in 1990-91, with livestock output reaching new highs as red meat recovers and poultry supplies grow. Wheat may face broader competition from abroad, and U.S. meat exports could slow as Japan reduces imports.
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Hairpieces banned for all prisoners under new rules
Washington AP reports the Bureau of Prisons issued a regulation effective November 1 banning hairpieces for inmates of both sexes unless medically authorized. The change aims to security and equal treatment, replacing a prior rule that allowed wigs for female inmates only.
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