Global food prices ease slightly in mid March survey
UPI reports the Agriculture Department finds retail food prices in 14 world capitals mostly down or unchanged from January. Washington shows declines in meat and eggs, Tokyo prices fall, and pork and beef supplies may rise in coming months, with energy costs sparking limited increases in bread and cheese.
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Washington
UPI
Agriculture Department
World
Tokyo
Australia
North
South America
Europe
Asia
Buenos Aires
Foreign Agricultural Service
FAS
Japan
Udall urges environmentalists to upgrade image at federation
Rep. Morris Udall tells 4000 environmentalists at the National Federation of Wildlife convention to shed elitism and press jobs and energy needs reform. He warns against politicizing the cause while urging coalitions with industry and blue collar workers and defending EPA integrity.
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Denver
UPI
Morris K. Udall
D-Ariz
National Federation of Wildlife
Udall
Oregon
Tom McCall
Federation
Detroit
Nixon
Energy Office
Environmental Protection Agency
Atlantic
Alaska
FEO staffing draws from oil industry in staff makeup
United States Federal Energy Office reports 4100 staff with 102 from oil firms, including 10 in top policy roles earning 32 000 to 36 000 dollars. Firms named include Exxon Sun Shell Mobil Phillips Humble Ashland Marathon and trade groups such as the American Petroleum Institute. Critics say dependency on industry expertise risks regulatory objectivity.
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Benjamins. Rosenthal
D-N.y
FEO
FEC
Exxon
Sun
Shell
Mobil
Phillips
Gul
Humble
Ashland
Marathon
American Petroleum
National Petroleum Council
National Petroleum Refiners Association
Martin’ Lobel
Washington
Lobel
MIT Student Forces Hearing on Pilgrim Nuclear Plant Safety
MIT graduate student Daniel Ford has delayed Boston Edison's Pilgrim Nuclear Plant by invoking an Atomic Energy Act provision. The Union of Concerned Scientists member pressed for a full public hearing on safety, arguing that changes at Pilgrim raise unanswered questions about reactor safety and fuel rod design. An AEC board heard Ford’s case at Suffolk County Courthouse, with a decision timeline to be set as the plant remains idle and the company reports oil burn to cover lost output.
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Boston
UPI
Eas Energy On
Boston Edison Co
Et Ford
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Boston Edison
Pilgrim
Here
AEC
Ford
MIT
Union of Concerned Scientists
Harvard
Plymouth
Mags
Vermont Yankee
Switzerland
Suffolk County
Edward Luton
Washington
Voters to elect SRVWA board and council members
From each district one member of the Board of Governors and three members of the Council of the Salt River Valley Water Users Association are to be chosen. The selection continues a governance process guiding water management and distribution. The announcement outlines district representation and council seats up for election.
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Bers
Salt River Valley Water Users Association
Salt River Project Agricultural Improvement and Power District
Salt ™ River
Agricultural Improvement and Power District
Board of Governors
Council of the
Salt River Valley
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