Middleman not villain in food price rise says New York AP
A New York AP analysis argues there were no villains in the 12.2 percent food price rise last year. Factors include higher world oil prices, end of price controls, rising wages, and more dining out. Consumers increasingly buy convenience foods and pay others to process, while 40 percent of the bill goes to farmers and 60 percent to processors, wholesalers, and retailers.
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Rock country star John Stewart on national tour
AP reports Nashville star John Stewart is touring the United States while claiming he earns little money as the record company deems him unprofitable to promote. Former Kingston Trio member from 1960 to 1967, he reflects on his past, jokes about macho cowboys and hair down ballads, and occasionally slips in verses of Brown Sugar.
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Vorster shoots 450-pound lion at Sabre Sand reserve
In South Africa Sabre Sand wardens report thinning lions to protect deer. Prime Minister John Vorster participated and killed a 450-pound male lion at 150 yards, per game officials on Tuesday.
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Strolling Troubadours Bring Live Entertainment to DC Tourists
Five young actor musicians will perform through August at Washington tourist sites in a $38,000 federal program funded by the National Endowment for the Arts and National Capital Parks. Nancy Hanks and Jack Fish attended the opening on the Ellipse near the White House. The troupe will give four shows daily Tuesday through Sunday with varying programs tailored to regional audiences.
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Weather oddly mirrors snowflake in hurricane insight
College Station, Tex. AP reports Texas A&M researcher Patrick McCormick notes no two hurricanes are alike and that storms can form anywhere from 150 miles off the Texas coast to Africa's west coast. He cites season timing from June to October in Texas, with activity potentially starting as early as February and ending as late as January.
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