Sugar Price War Grips U S Supermarkets
United Press International reports supermarkets nationwide selling sugar below wholesale as a price war unfolds in New York. Raw sugar futures fell at least 2 cents to 40 43 cents, signaling further wholesale and consumer price declines, while beef prices eased slightly in San Francisco though generally stable elsewhere. A nationwide UPI survey notes wide sugar price disparities across markets.
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United Press International
New York
San Francisco
Safeway
UPI
Soviets reject trade ties tied to emigration
The Soviet Union denounces any trade pact with the United States that would force easier emigration, notably of Soviet Jews. In a Tass report, Andrei Gromyko protested U S assurances and argued Moscow rejects interference in internal affairs while U S lawmakers push a trade bill linking nondiscriminatory terms to freer emigration. Jackson had claimed Russia agreed to 60 000 emigrants.
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Moscow
UPS
Soviet Union
United States
Andrei A. Gromyko
Henry A. Kissinger
Tass
Kissinger
U.S. Congress
Senate
House
Ford
Gromyko
Ussr
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
U.S
Kissinger-Gromyko
Humane Society closes Tempe shelter amid mounting losses
Tim McGraw reports the Arizona Humane Society Tri City Shelter in Tempe shut down due to annual costs exceeding income despite 24 000 annual animal cases. Sunyyslope becomes the regional shelter leaving rescue runs longer with only emergencies admitted. Reopening would require substantial funds and time, industry officials say.
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Tim McGraw
Tempe
Arizona Humane Society
Tri-City
Scottsdale
Mesa
Chandler
South Phoenix
Humane Society
Sunnyslope
Max Finch
U.S
Finch
City funds approved for projects despite housing co op dispute
Scottsdale council authorized about 1.8 million dollars in federal funds for downtown center seniors and road improvements while housing complex Scottsdale East Cooperative Apartments warned of a legal challenge over privately owned projects. City attorney said funds cannot favor private properties though FHA HUD aid and planning staff help were offered. The plan includes 317,000 for a downtown neighborhood center, 200,000 for Scottsdale Road upgrades, 250,000 to extend Hayden Road, and 100,000 to reserve North Scottsdale land.
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Bruce Jameson
Scottsdale East Cooperative
Hayden Road
Roosevelt Street
Stewart Chandler
Richard Filler
Chandler
FHA
Jim Wallace
HUD
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Wallace
Filler
Heinz Hink
William C. Jenkins
Scottsdale
Congress
Jenkins
Richard Sweinghagen
E. Cholla
Dale Carter
Ise
Scottsdale Road
Indian School
Osborn Road
McDonald
North
One Woman Takes Up Slack and Shelters Many Cats
A Mesa man finds a stray Irish setter puppy and seeks help from shelters, leading to Charlotte Ross who already houses 11 cats and up to 25 felines. She began rescuing after bicycle trips near Trader Vic's on Fifth Avenue and now aids the Arizona Animal Welfare League while volunteering at their office.
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Chevrolet
Mesa
Tri-City
Arizona Animal Welfare League
Charlotte Ross
Ross
Fifth Avenue
League
Idi
Unemployment benefits rise across all states in week end Nov 30
Labor Department reports nearly three million people collected unemployment benefits in the week ending November 30, up by more than 500000 from the prior week. Every state saw higher unemployment rolls, signaling broad economic strain.
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Washington
Labor Department
Second U.S. soldier convicted for hair length in Berlin court
A Berlin military court convicted Specialist Four Richard Shadion Jr. of Hoboken New Jersey for disobeying an order to cut hair and trim a mustache. The ruling followed the previous conviction of Private Robert Nuchow of Leonia New Jersey. Weather showed cooler today with a warmer Thursday afternoon and highs near 70. Overnight temperatures ranged from the upper 30s to near 30s in colder areas.
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Berlin
U.S
Richard Shadion, Jr
Hoboken
N.J
Robert Nuchow
Leonia
Welch elected Scotts dale School Board president for 1975
Mrs. Gloria Welch, east Phoenix homemaker and three year board member, was unanimously elected president of the Scottsdale School Board for 1975. Samuel Child was chosen unanimously as clerk. Welch plans to push scope and sequence guidelines into practice, balance curricula, address enrollment declines, and continue district planning including renovations and school projects.
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Gloria Welch
East Phoenix
Scottsdale
Welch
Chaparral High School
Soloma School
Scottsdale High School
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