Washington wholesale prices rise in July driven by energy and coffee costs
Washington wholesale prices climbed 0.5 percent in July led by energy and coffee costs, matching April 1993's gain. The July rise, the largest since 1990, shows mixed signals as energy drives inflation but core rate remains low. Retail sales slipped 0.1 percent in July while jobless claims rose modestly, suggesting uneven inflation pressures and potential Fed action.
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Concerns over Cherry Point outlying field rise in counties
Beaufort and Washington counties question the plan to locate an outlying field for Cherry Point Marine Corps Air Station to train 200 Navy F A 18 Hornet jets. Pamlico County seeks public input before the Marine Corps hears resident views. Officials warn about loss of civilian airspace and radar coverage. pilots group complains about new Special Use Airspace.
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Pamlico grain farm Could Host Planes
The Naval Facilities Engineering Command weighs a proposed outlying training airfield at a 2,800 acre grain farm in Pamlico County owned by Parker Grain Co of Ayden. The site lies 8.5 miles north of Bayboro near Bay City Road and access is via logging roads. Prospects depend on soil tests and price terms, with Parker brothers open to sale if favorable.
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Woodstock Town Not The Festival Site But Cultural Heart
In Woodstock New York residents distinguish the town from the famed 1969 festival. They emphasize Woodstock’s long artistic heritage from 1902 and its Maverick festivals, noting the town’s peace and music spirit persists beyond the concert.
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Clinton backs Mitchell health bill in Times interview
Clinton said he would not accept anything less than universal coverage in Mitchell's health reform plan and urged a backup mechanism if employer coverage fails. Republicans mocked the bill as bloated with new bureaucracies and taxes while Democrats and GOP leaders debated costs and political risks.
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