Wholesale prices rise in January signaling inflation risk
The Labor Department reported a 0.7 percent jump in the wholesale price index in January led by a 2 percent rise in processed foods and feeds. Industrial commodities gained 0.3 percent while farm products and feeds surged 21.4 percent, with meats sugars and animal feeds driving the increase. The index reached 115.9, about 4.7 percent higher than a year earlier, as fresh vegetables grains dairy and other staples moved up while cattle hogs and eggs eased.
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Washington
UPI
Labor Department
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Nixon vetoes inflationary schools health bill
President Nixon vetoed a $19.7 billion education and health measure, saying Congress overstepped by $1.2 billion. Lawmakers expected a midafternoon vote on overriding the veto, with many forecasting failure to reach the two thirds needed. A compromise option was being discussed to salvage about $200 million of the excess funds.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
House
Congress
Capitol Hill
Obituary for Mollie Smith Cre Center Resident
Mollie Smith Cre Center died Monday. Funeral set Thursday at 11. She lived at 2405 E Willetta after returning from Phoenix. Born in Crothetz she moved to Arizona and joined the Lauree Chapter of the Hastarn Star. Survived by sons Dr. James F Smith and Robert Edgar of Phoenix, daughter Mattie Lee Burris of Tucson, Roberta Lee Stane, and three other grandchildren. Funeral details pending.
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Pheertz
E. Willetta
Crothetz, Jr
Arizona
Taw
Lauree
The
Hastarn “Star
James F
Robert Edgar
Phoenix
Mattie Lee Burris
Tucson
Roberta Lee Stane
Soviet press hails cure-all and wartime regime claims
A garbled Soviet dispatch claims a universal remedy by WOSCOW CEC and mentions UCC Ley and Tass with references to war, a convoy, and a motorcycle accident in LAR. The report notes Brumetroke's return to SALON and quotes Tass about a future altered by mummy.
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Lar End
Salon
Tass
Douks
Mummy
Plane crashes into Lake Erie with nine aboard
A two engine Tag Airlines plane flying from Cleveland to Detroit with nine persons aboard crashed into ice covered Lake Erie about 20 miles northwest of Cleveland. Coast Guard reports indicate no immediate survivors or distress signals were received.
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Cleveland
UPI
Airlines
Detroit
Lake Erie
Coast Guard
Amn
Laiker
Aimee Swish
Genatee Siurice
Laikerrant
Israelis strike near Cairo in fifth raid this month
Israeli planes hit military targets within six miles of central Cairo marking the closest raid since 1967 as Egyptian anti aircraft batteries opened fire. Other jets struck Jordanian outposts north of the cease fire line with attacks on El Maadi and Dahshur killing three civilians and wounding twelve.
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United Press International
Cairo
Golan Heights
el Maadi
Dahshur
Egypt
Automobile blaze damages equipment at residence and yard
At 6:36 a.m. Tuesday firefighters were called to 6505 E Sunnyside to a washing machine motor fire. The motor belt was slipping and damage estimated at $25. A grass fire at 5:43 p.m. at 6901 E Culver and a city trash bin fire at Granite Reef and McDonald at 10:17 p.m. were extinguished with no damage or cause found.
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Smilhy
Culver
Granite Reef
McDonald
Marshals arrest two Phoenix women in burglary case
Paradise Valley marshals arrested Linda Tapelt 19 and Joan Wright 25 both of Phoenix on burglary charges after they arrived at Mary Phillips home at 5601 North 36th Street around 12 30 p m. They were accompanied by two children aged four and five thought to be Wrights offspring and released to a friend.
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Transamerica
Francis I. Dupont
Cobb Ap Union Oil
Alvoa
Uniroyal
Ge NH American Brands
United Aircraft
American Can
Steel
American Motors
Webb
At&t
Xerox
Anaconda
Zenith
Arizona
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Bendix
Indus
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CBS
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Eastman
Emerson
Fairchild Camera
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Frontier Airlines
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General Electric
General Motors
General Telephone
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T&t
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Kennecotts
Littone
Marcor
Minnesota Mining
Motorola
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Northrup
Aviation
Owens Illinois
Pan American
Pg&e
Parke Davis
Penn Central
Pepsico Polaroid
Raytheon
San Diego
Sears Roebuck
Calif
N.J
Texaco
Texas
Phoenix
Paradise Valley
Linda Tapelt
Phillips
Joan Wright
Paradise _ Valley
Ruling near in dope case in Scottsdale court
Judge Harold Holcomb in Scottsdale Justice Court took under advisement a ruling on whether to bind over Charles Edward Chavez on possession for sale narcotics. The preliminary hearing ended Tuesday and a decision is expected February 4. Chavez is free on a 7500 dollar bond set in Superior Court after an arrest on December 16, 1968. Four dollars in cash were taken in two daylight burglaries in Paradise Valley on Tuesday. See details of break ins at the Knight and Nathan residences including ransacked homes and broken windows.
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Charles Edward Chavez
Harold Holcomb
Scottsdale
Holcomb
Chavez
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Paradise Valley
Thomas Knight
Cactus Wren Rd
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