Nixon pushes meat price curb as banks cut rates
The Nixon administration pressures meat packers and banks to lower costs for households. Continental, Franklin and seven banks raised prime rates to 6.5 percent before backing off on some increases, while a new order forces pass-through of any cost declines to consumers. Experts note consumer boycotts may have aided wholesale price declines and predict slower food price inflation by year end.
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Ling
Continental
Franklin Nanna Bank of New York
Continentel and
Franklin
Committee On Interest and Div
Gold Bank
Washington
Arthur JF
Burus
Sagma
Burns
Cost of Living Council
R Cguncil
Ana T. Dunlop
Herbert Stein
President's Council of Zoonome Advisers
Stein
Hospital births first gorilla at Rio Grande Zoo
In Albuquerque, a four-pound baby gorilla born at the Rio Grande Zoo has been rejected by its Lowland gorilla mother Samba and is kept in an incubator at Presbyterian Hospital. The infant, Pack Cmuernala, is the first gorilla born at the Rio Grande facility and is fed a human baby formula.
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Albuqlelyur
Zoo
Bruce Stringer
Pack Cmuerlana
Rio Grade Zoo
Samba
Africa
Moko
Good Sam Rally At City Of Rocks Details
Border Chaparral Good Sam Club held its March rally at City of Rocks on March 16 17 and 18 with 44 members present and seven visitors over the weekend. A Saturday noon potluck preceded a brief business meeting. New officers were nominated for the year starting July 1 with elections set for Seasburg Park near Las Cruces on April 13 14 and 15. A Saturday night sing along around a bonfire capped the weekend.
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Good Sam
City of Rocks
Varius
Seasburg Park
Las Cruces
Mrs Mickelson Hosts Church Circle Meeting
Missed OCR reads Circle 5 of United Methodist Church held its regular meeting Tuesday afternoon with 105ish year old Mrs B L Mickelson presiding Visitors included Mrs Chancel Teague president of United Methodist Women and Mrs Marjorie Brentlinger The program prepared by Mrs Amy Rabee Mrs Mickelson Mrs Lettis Mae Mathis and Mrs Paul Sapeberger drew from the book Our Mission for Today Benediction followed by prayer
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B. L. Mickelson
Circle 5
Unted Methodist Church
Chancel Teague
United Methodist Women
Marjorie Brentlinger
Amy Rabee
Mickelton
Lettis Mae Mathis
Paul Sapeberger
Moonshine Found by Oregon Hound on Back Yard Dig
In Clatskanie a year old dog named Bandit unearthed a pint moonshine from a backyard find. Local experts identify the liquid as moonshine from 1940s bottles. A second bottle was later found by the dog during sniffing and digging.
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Clatskanie, Ore
Sr. Bernard
Indian Chief Seeks U.N. Action to Remove Bluecoats
At the United Nations in New York Chief Frank Foolscrow of the Oglala Sioux led a delegation to press for world recognition of Sioux independence and redress for U.S. treatment. He urged the UN to compel removal of federal troopers from the Pine Ridge area, citing treaty violations and loss of lands.
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Genanamo Associated Press
United Nations
N.Y
Wounded Knee
World Organization
Frank Foolscrow
U.S. Cavalry
South Dakota
Foolscrow
Lea
U.N
United States
Mother Earth
Pooiscrow
Washington
Vernon Bellecourt
American Indian Movement
Security Council
General Assembly
Colorado teen tops 1973 Westinghouse talent search
Arvind Narain Srivastava, 16, of Fort Collins Colorado, won first prize and a $10,000 scholarship in the 32nd Westinghouse Science Talent Search for his project using advanced mathematics to test if the universe is finite. Nine other students received major awards, with several earning $4,000 or $1,000 scholarships.
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Colorado
Arvind Narain Srivastava
Lucknow
India
Westinghouse
States
District of Columbia
Jagdish N Srisvastava
Hillside Drive
Fort Collins
Colo
Poudre High School
van Jay Wedeen
Buckingham Road
Brooklyn
N.Y
Joshua L. Rubin
42Nd Street
Long Island City
Anne Way
West Barnard Diego
Calif
Robert Jay Lipshutz
Maryland Ave
Freeport
N Y
Laureen Privilla Miller
Vernon Road
Jacksonville
Fla
Esther Leila Zack
Los Angeles
Cali
Glenn Jee Greene
Baja Drive
San Diego
Donald Patrick Schneider
Heartwell
Neb
James van Now
Emily Ave
Elmont
Michael T. A. Weinert
Seneca Ridge Drive
Gaithersburg
Joseph L. Demer
Jackson Drive
Tucson
Aris
Duke City Woman Named 1973 NM Mother Of Year
Dana Burgard Henry of Albuquerque named New Mexico Mother of the Year for 1973 by state judges. Nominated by her husband Gwinn Henry and five sons, she is described as a devoted mother and homemaker active in church and public service. The piece also mentions leaders of Epsilon Sigma Alpha and notes the source as The Silver City Daily Press.
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Dana Burgard Henry
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Henry
Gwinn
Bub) Henry
University of New Mexico Aluani Association
Patrick
Mat
Mark
UNMA
Timothy
Raben
del Norte High School
Earl Printz
Drew Cloud
Jake Adcock
Epsilon Sigma Alpha’ International Sorority
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Fabrisi Fabric Centers
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Silver City
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Hospital
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Mrs. Mickelson
Fred Newman
Booze
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Duke City
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Silver City Daily Press
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