Meat prices ease as inflation cools in May
Government data show meat prices fell 0.1 percent in May after a 13.2 percent rise in prior months while the CPI rose 0.6 percent for the month. Meat ceilings linked to Nixon price controls contributed to the slower inflation pace, though the CPI remained 5.5 percent higher than a year earlier. Corporate profits surged in Q1 1973, with pre tax profits up $12.8 billion and after taxes up $6.5 billion.
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Washington
UPI
Labor Department
Bureau of Labor Statistics
BLS
Nixon
Herbert Stein
President’s Council of Economic Advisers
Stein
Commerce Department
Phoenix skipper found after trimaran collision near Ensenada
The Arizona skipper Bill Moxley 65 and three teenagers were found safe near Ensenada Mexico after his 40 foot trimaran collided with another vessel. The Coast Guard helicopter reported the boat anchored 5 miles southwest of Ensenada and 90 percent intact.
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Long Beach
Calif
UPI
Arizona
Ensenada
Mexico
Coast Guard
Bay of Turtles
Bill Moxley
Moxley
Phoenix
Mark Engstrom
la Canada
Wall Street Marketplace Faces Inflation Fight Debate
New York analysts criticize the administration's price controls as an ad hoc response to worldwide inflation. Argus argues Phase IV may balance benefits versus distortions, while E F Hutton notes market caution and momentum exhaustion. Sommers calls the crisis a test of policy and coherence in American economics.
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New York
UPI
Argus
E. F. Hutton
U.S
Albert T. Sommers
Conference Board
Sommers
Trade deficit trimmed by 300 million in first quarter 1973
U.S. balance of payments improved in early 1973 with a $300 million cut in the deficit. Commerce Department reports a first quarter deficit of $1.2 billion on current and long term capital accounts, down from late 1972 figures, while long term capital outflows rose and foreign stock purchases set a record.
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Washington
UPI
U.S
Commerce Department
Department
Nixon promise to aid Bolivian twins reaches LA
Ruth and Judith Leonardini, now 18, flew to Los Angeles to thank Richard Nixon for a 1960s pledge to fund their education in the United States. The Mor mons sisters chose Brigham Young University after a Utah Bolivian Partners of the Americas program arranged their trip and sponsors. They planned a Disneyland stop before English studies begin at BYU.
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Los Angeles
UPI
la Paz
Bolivia
United States
Richard Nixon
Ruth
Judith Leonardini
Brigham Young University
Provo
Utah
Church of Jesus Christ of the Latter-day Saints
Mormons
The
Utah-Bolivia
Partners of the Americas
Derrick Royden
Salt Lake City
Partners
Gary J. Neeleman
United Press International
Neeleman
Twins
Disneyland
Brigham Young
Peron Return Marred by Bloodbath as Violence Erupts
Buenos Aires police kept watch as former President Juan D. Peron arrived from exile amid gunbattles between dissident Peronists near the airport. Four hospitals reported 14 dead and 225 wounded with higher tolls claimed by papers. a 77 year old Peron remained away from the crowd as his plane was diverted. Thousands hitchhiked home after free transport failed to return, leaving a historic, chaotic scene in the capital.
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Buenos Aires
UPI
Juan D. Peron
Leonardo Vavio
Interior
Alberto Righi
Righi
Peron
Madrid
Retirement Trust guides modest estate planning
Frank Corrick reviews how a modern trust protects a modest estate and family dignity. He notes personalized investment programs, estate tax coordination with life insurance, and the 1972 Social Security increase with 1975 CPI-based raises. Questions can be mailed to What About Retirement.
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Frank Corrick Q
S.L.J. A
X.Y. A
What About
Copley News Service
Scottsdale Sealed Bids Sought for Redevelopment Parcels F G H
City of Scottsdale invites sealed bids by August 15 1973 for three parcels described as F G and H on attached maps. parcels must be developed for retail commercial use with a 1200000 sale price for Parcel F 18000 square feet and other values. bid deposits required. documents available for 25.00 nonrefundable. The city may reject any bid and will open proposals publicly after closing.
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Scottsdale
City Hall
Arizona
Civic Center Plaza
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Whittier College
Southern California
Scottsdale Road & McCormick Parkway
Lincoln & Shea Blvd
Juster
City Clerk
Mercado Commercial
Monument
East Main Street
Grant Avenue
Wells Fargo Avenue
Second Street
G&srb&m
Recorder
Maricopa County
Wells Fargo
Fot 10
Parcelg
North
Rae
County Recorder
Marcopa County
Block
Suidivision
Los Duvos
Mercado
Oo Restaurants
Future Tek
Guggy
Phoenix Park Central
Tower Plaza
Chris-Town
18Th St
43Rd Avenue
Thomas Rd
Shea
Tempe
Scottsdale Fashion Square
Scottsdale Mesa
W. Main
Tri-City Mall
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