Miners Rally for Better Conditions in Kentucky
United Mine Workers President Arnold Miller addressed about 3000 miners in Harlan Ky urging industry reform as part of a national week long memorial walkout. Across the country auto workers steelworkers and transit workers pressed for contract settlements amid ongoing strikes and peaceful resolutions.
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United Press International
Kentucky
United Mine Workers
Arnold Miller
Harlan
Food prices to rise in second half of 1974 predicts USDA
The Agriculture Department said retail food prices will rise 4 to 5 percent in late 1974 after summer drought reduced harvest prospects. Full 1974 prices are now expected about 15 percent above 1973, the highest one year jump in 28 years, with July market baskets down 0.3 percent but 12.9 percent above last year.
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Washington
UPI
Agriculture Department
Midwest
ASU overbooking leaves 200 unclaimed dorms reassigned
Arizona State University says housing is found for all students after overbooking 4400 reservations for 4100 beds. A computer problem caused the mixup and about 200 no-shows led to reassignments. Three rooms housed extra students and six women lived at a Holiday Inn with the university covering the rate difference.
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Holiday Inn
University
Rim-to-rim run eyed in canyon
Bill Emmerton 53 from Findlay Ohio plans a 42.4 mile run from the Grand Canyon South Rim to the North Rim and back starting Monday at 6 am He expects to reach North Rim about 1 pm and return to the South Rim around 8 pm The Australian born fitness lecturer previously ran 21 miles on the South Rim in May 1973 and trained by running 20 miles at Northern Arizona University in Flagstaff this week.
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Grand Canyon
UPI
Bill Emmerton
Australia
Findlay
Ohio
South Rim
North Rim
Yaki Point
Emmerton
Northern Arizona University
Flagstaff
Alphabet bomber mum at court as charges filed in L A airport bombing
Muharem Kurbegovic, 31, nicknamed alphabet bomber, stood mute at his arraignment after being charged with 12 felonies including three counts of murder over the August 6 Los Angeles International Airport locker bombing that killed two skycaps and a passenger. He was arrested in a Hollywood hamburger stand.
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Los ‘Angeles
UPI
Muharem Kurbegovic
Alphabet
Kurbegovic
Los Angeles International
U.S
Yugoslavia
Hollywood
SCC offers four community service classes in Cave Creek
Scottsdale Community College runs four courses at Cave Creek Elementary starting the week of Sept. 23 with Western Equitation, Basic Horseshoeing, Backpacking and Wilderness Survival, and Indians of the Southwest. Fees are 20 dollars each except backpacking at 40 dollars. Details via Dr James Waltz or Tony Morice and Don Garrison.
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Cave Creek
Scottsdale Community College
James Waltz
SCC
Tony Morice
Don Garrison
Consumer agency backers see passage on next round
Backers of a proposed consumer protection agency expect victory as the Senate again blocks a vote on removing the bill from a filibuster. A compromise backed by Sen. Bob Dole would limit agency reach, protect farmers, and set a Sept. 18 target for another debate and possible passage.
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Consumer Agency
Washington
UPI
Consumer Protection Agency
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Ralph Nader
America
House
James B. Allen
Dala
Sam J. Ervin Jr
Dn.c
James L. Buckely
Rn.y
Food and Drug Administration
Transportation Department
Dole
Agriculture Department
Have-nots clash with population limits at world conference
At a United Nations population conference in Bucharest delegates from 149 nations debated whether to pursue a global limit on long term population growth or a new world economic order to fight poverty. The United States urged a target while developing nations favored economic reform and higher living standards. Caspar Weinberger defended U.S. aid and pride in national achievements amid calls to prioritize growth over limits.
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Bucharest
UPI
United States
Argentina
India
Africa
Asia
Latin America
U.S
Caspar W. Weinberger
Health, Education and Welfare
America
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Joseph Alioto
Oakland
John Reading
AC Transit
U.S. Steel Corp. Fairfield Works
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Stephen Trott
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Lee Optical
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Yuma
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AUS Home Company
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