Price drops and rises on USDA Low Cost Menus
Home economists note that March low cost menus cost 61.10 weekly with a 60 cent drop. April menus rose 15 percent to 7.20. A liberal plan averaged 66.10 weekly in April, down 80 cents from March but higher than April last year. USDA plans compare costs for family income levels and food item contents.
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Recession threat over says BIS president
Selle Zijlstra, president of the Bank for International Settlements, told about 30 central bankers at the BIS annual meeting that relaxing restrictive policies to stimulate total demand would be wrong. He warned oil price shocks were easing but urged not to boost demand by policy measures.
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Soviet Union Supplying Syria With Advanced MiG Fighters
U.S. intelligence reports indicate Syria has received its first squadron of advanced MiG fighters from the Soviet Union. The delivery marks a significant escalation in military aid and could shift regional balance.
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Stocks Climb for Sixth Day in Mixed Session
New York stocks rose for a sixth straight session after an early dip as traders digested light volume and a technical pullback. Analysts cited absence of broad profit taking and signs inflation and rates may be stabilizing, with gains led by cautious buying.
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