Meat prices debate spurs calls for government help
In Chicago Nick Dager reports the third in a series on meat prices. Farmers favor market forces, packers seek controls, and retailers push for subsidies as all sides fear shortages and higher costs. Economists warn of pork declines in 1975 and potential beef supply tightening.
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Nick Dager
Chicago
CNS
John Huston
the Livestock and Meat Board
Huston
America
Miners End Sit-in If Spain Restores Jobs
Spanish miners underground near Pamplona for 11 days say they will end their protest if authorities guarantee the reinstatement of 1,500 industrial workers fired over sympathy strikes. Government warns of firm action to maintain order amid nationwide labor unrest and wage demands.
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Madrid
UPI
Pamplona
Spain
Francisco Franco
Paimplona
National Federation of Manufacturers
Barcelona
Seat Auto Company
Pima Navajo area team policing plan explained at meeting
The Navajo Booster's Club outlined Scottsdale team policing for area residents. Lt. John Pratt offered security tips and led a Q and A session. Local students and activities were noted, including basketball games, band performances, and upcoming events at Pima and Navajo.
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Jan Bagnato
Navajo Booster’s Club
Scottsdale
John Pratt
The
Police Department
Pima
Tonalea
Don Kesteloot
Dan Dean
Kurt Féil
Lance Bitterbush
Kerry Lane
Karen Cantrell
Linda Christiansen
Kevin Olds
David Arnold
Dena Dornan
Mary Kate Jennings
Pat Aiken
Greg Arney
Sandy Wood
Musician Lyle Henderson jailed for tax fraud in 1969 70
Lyle C. Skitch Henderson, 56, New York band leader, sentenced to six months in jail and fined 16000 dollars for filing false income tax returns for 1969 and 1970. Judge Edward Weinfeld refused the defense appeal citing deterrence and public interest. He was convicted of backdating a music library donation to the University of Wisconsin by one year.
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New York
UPI
Lyle C
Henderson
U.S. District Court
Edward Weinfeld
University of Wisconsin
IMF abolishes official 42 dollar gold price reshapes reserves
IMF member nations end fixed gold price of 42 per ounce and drop 25 percent quota payments in a move aimed at flexibility. Officials say no immediate inflation, but higher future inflation possible if governments spend more with valued gold holdings. Two oil loan programs totaling 31 billion dollars were approved to aid balance of payments.
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Washington
UPI
International Monetary Fund
U.S. Treasury
IMF
Bennett
Treasury
United States
Balloonists conquer Lake Michigan in record flight
Paul Woessner and Steven Neulander flew a gold and orange balloon from Wheeling Illinois to near South Haven Michigan across Lake Michigan in 3 hours 19 minutes. They landed near a vineyard after a 90 mile crossing, claiming it the longest successful water crossing and first cruise across the lake. Both men reported no problems and no fear.
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South -Haven
Mich
UPI
World
Lake Michigan
Illinois
Paul Woessner
Steven Neulander
Lake Michitah
Woessner
Cary, Ill
Neulander
Deer
Field I
Wheeling
Ill
South Haven
Chicago
Viewfinders youth photo contest opens for Broadway stores
Broadway departments sponsor the second annual Viewfinders photo competition for youths ages 11 to 22. Entries on 8 by 10 prints in color or black and white judged by composition lighting and print quality. Top prizes include $6500 total and Minolta Autopak 400X cameras with Juniors and Seniors divisions.
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Broadway Department
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Pima-Navajo Area
Scottsdale Jaycees
Navajo
Mary Baker
Lucy Burinsky
Leggs
Navajo Booster Club
Elaine Nall
Paul Bunyon
Ben Franklin
Lynda O'Neal
Steve Rogers
Phoenix Zoo
Neptune East
Camelback Road
Maine
Paris
Jack Bennett
Treasury For Monetary Affairs
Broadway
Casa Blanca Estates
Robert L. Blodgett
Contract
Rose Circle Gardens
62Nd ST
Ingleside Inn
Arizona Country Club
Golden Keys
Blodgett
Paradise Valley
Arizona
Frank Lloyd Wright
Americana
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