Safeway cuts meat prices ahead of Easter weekend
Safeway lowered meat prices after cheaper cattle costs and aimed to keep prices low during Easter. Executives from Safeway and other chains claimed declines in wholesale beef would take time to show at retail, while retailers like Winn-Dixie and Grand Union defended price actions to curb inflation.
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Grand Union
Charles G. Redman
Reds knock out 5 key Viet bases
Reds knock out five key Viet bases as U S and Allied forces confront possible general offensive. Hanoi Radio urged troops to attack. air war sees limited strikes in North Vietnam while U S planes down a MIG21 over Laos. Five Americans missing after a helicopter shot down. AC130s praised for targeting Ho Chi Minh Trail supply lines.
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Memo links Mitchell parley touch Senate hearings in 1973
Dita aide cites a memo linking Mitchell to a parley as Senate Judiciary hearings began after an ITT scandal. Mrs Beard hospitalizes in Denver, affidavit claims deny any knowledge of funds for a convention settlement. Lichtman recalls jet requests and says no illegal contributions found. publication spurred antitrust settlement inquiries tied to ACT and Sheraton during the 1972 Republican Convention.
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Action Line Rules Narrow for Schools and Local Government
The notice notes that rules for action lines should stay within a consistent range due to the steady patterns in schools, county and city government operations across the community, limiting variations in wording and structure.
The SS United States Abandoned in Norfolk Awaiting Action
The luxury liner SS United States moored in Norfolk faces an uncertain future awaiting a congressional decision. Once the fastest passenger ship, it was retired in 1969 after a $4.9 million loss in 1968 as United States Lines could not compete with air travel and foreign-flag lines. The Senate considers a $10 million government purchase to keep the ship in defense reserve.
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Nixon backs inflation goal as wage price freeze rejected
The White House rejected a House led push for a new wage and price freeze. Press Secretary Ziegler said the administration remains confident it will cut inflation by half by the end of 1972 and that its policies are viable and workable. The Treasury offered no comment on a possible new freeze.
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Orlando bomber crash injures residents near McCoy Airfield
Casualties were taken to McCoy AFB hospital and area facilities after a bomber crashed near the Orlando airport. An eyewitness described debris and a furious fire and stated the pilot averted hitting the terminal by pulling right and dumping the craft into a field.
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Supreme Court to hear Gravel Pentagon papers case
The Supreme Court will hear arguments mid next month in the dispute between Sen. Mike Gravel and a Boston grand jury over the release of the Pentagon papers. The government seeks Gravel aides and a publishing firm representative who printed the war history report to appear before the grand jury. Gravel argues they are immune under his Senate rights.
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D-Alaska
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Dentist fires pistol in office after nerve hit during extraction
UPI reports 28 year old Watts opened fire four times at Dr Steb Scott during a dental procedure on December 1. Watts chased the dentist through the hall, fired as the nerve caused pain, then fled. Scott testified Watts warned he would kill him. Watts faced preliminary hearing on charges.
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Jury Eyes Testimony In Berrigan Conspiracy Case
In Harrisburg a nine woman and three man jury received transcripts and testimony from Douglas the government star witness in the conspiracy case against Rev Philip Berrigan and six others. The panel asked to reread Douglas definition of conspiracy and to hear four days of his testimony including letters from Sister Elizabeth McAlister referencing kidnapping Kissinger.
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Henry Kissinger
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Vietnam
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