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Silver City Daily Press

Location

Silver City, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 1972

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FTC Moves To Scatter Corn Flake Monopoly

Washington AP The Federal Trade Commission moves to break up the cereal industry led by Kellogg General Mills General Foods and Quaker Oats accusing them of price fixing false advertising and a 91 percent share of the ready to eat cereal market They propose divestitures prohibitions on acquisitions and other anti competitive practices with a final decision possible after responses and appeals

Washington Federal Trade Commission Kellogg Co General Mills, Inc General Foods Corp Quaker Oats Co FTC coMrol Kellogg General Mills United States

Barrigan Case Jury Secrecy Threat Raises News Ban

Judge R Dixon Herman warned of barring reporters from jury selection in the Barrigan antiwar conspiracy case and urged secrecy on names questions and responses until the jury is sworn. Three press organizations currently cover voir dire in a modern courtroom. The original 175 jurors were reduced to 82 after day one as prejudicial opinions led to dismissals. The defendants allegedly plotted Kissinger kidnapping, tunnel bombs, contraband smuggling and raids on draft boards nationwide.

Harrisburg Philip Bertigan Merman Associated Press United Press Toternational Morrisburg Henry Kissinger Washington, D.C Federal Prison Draft Board

Malone Thomas Wayne dies in Lovington auto crash

Thomas Wayne Malone aged 19 dies in an auto accident in Lovington. A Grant County native lived in the Lea County area two days before his death. Survived by parents Richard W and Mrs Malone four sisters Linda Ann Diddy La Malone Pearl Dorean and Regina and four brothers Allen Bradley Earl Steve Richard Joe. Funeral at Curtis Bright chapel Wednesday at 2 40 pm with burial in Memory Lane Cemetery. minister W Bigs will officiate.

Myre McPharr Thomas W. Malone Myrtle Gratin Curtis-Bright Memory Lane AV. Bigs Church of Christ Hand Wortenberry Doo Howe Waller Lowe Joe Phillins Rockyies Dove Dimenes

Homebuilders See Boost From Presidential Race

Houston report on the 28th annual National Association of Home Builders convention where Rep Hale Boggs and Sen Robert Dole say both parties will push to improve the economy. They cite legislation aiding growth and note unemployment around 6.1 percent. They discuss Nixon’s re election prospects and Vietnam troop reductions.

Houston Ine Tation U.S Hale Koggs D-La Robert Dole Rkan National Association of Home Builders Congress Boggs Dale Nixon Republican National Committee Dole Cole Southeast Asia Vietnam

Nader Sues to Overturn Silk Support Price Hike

Consumer group led by Ralph Nader sues in U S District Court alleging the Nixon administration used political pressure from Congress and campaign contributions to raise the government support price for silk. The suit claims a 4 to 6 percent price rise for dairy products and costs to the government.

Washington Ralph Nader Nixon Congress Republican Party White House U.S. District Court Nader Agriculture Department Clifford M Ardin Harin Trust For Agriculural Associated Milk Producers Inc Hardin House Uuit

Site chosen for $3 million federal building in Cruces

Senator Joseph Montoya announced a site near Cruces City Hall has been selected for a federal building and courthouse. The 61,500 square foot structure will occupy Urban Renewal Agency land on Church Street between Camp and Griggs.

Washington Joseph Montoya D-N,m Ens Cruces City Hall Land Marketing Plus Montoyia Church Street Camp and Griggs

Metals Prices Report From AP Ledger

Nonferrous metal values shown with copper around 19.00 to 14.30 cents per pound in Connecticut Valley and New York, zinc about 17 cents per pound delivered, tin at 121 dollars per pound, gold around 524.10 per ounce, silver 14.84 per ounce, and quicksilver 212.90 per ounce in New York.

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G General Mills General Foods Commission Proposa Barrigan Trict Court R. Dixon Herman Grant County Silver City New Mexico Grant County Assessor's N. Mex Lucy M. Escudero Grant County Assfssor
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