Inflation rules test Hershey bar price rise in U S
Washington AP notes Hershey raised chocolate bar prices from 20 to 25 cents, a 25 percent rise, but the increase fits the Carter administration price control rules when adjusted for a size increase. The article explains the limits on price rises, using averages from 1976 and 1977 and a profit-margin option for certain firms.
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Hershey
Council On Wage and
Reagan says federal government creates more problems than it solves
In Cleveland on Thursday Ronald Reagan outlined his view of a burdensome federal role in schools health care welfare and private industry. He argued Washington fuels inflation harms savings and warned against partnering with the federal government while criticizing intellectuals in education. Reagan also met with Cuyahoga County Republican officials.
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UPI
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Cleveland Engineering Society
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Reagan
Cuyahoga County
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Golda Meir dies at 80 after years as Israel's leader
Golda Meir, Israel's founder and longtime prime minister, died at age 80 from a blood disease. Born in Kiev and raised in Milwaukee, she led Israel through war and guerrilla attacks, forging peace hopes with neighbors while breaking gender barriers in politics. She raised funds in the United States for weapons after Israel's 1948 independence and later served as foreign minister, earning the nickname the only man in Ben Gurion's cabinet.
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Golda Meir
Russia
America
Palestine
Golda
David Ben- Gurion
Meir
Labor Party
United States
Soviet Union
Milwaukee
Fourth Street
American Young Sisters Society
Denver
Morris Myerson
Morris
Sarah
Wash
Women’s Labor Council
Meyerson
Myerson
Goldie
Moshe Sharett
No. 2
Jewish Agency
Sharett
Jewish Palestine
Ben-Gurion
Refund to Ohio customers not a windfall
The Public Utilities Commission of Ohio orders Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co to refund about 223000 dollars to customers, equating to roughly seven cents per customer. CEI agrees to comply though not praising the amount, with the refund starting in January for a bad loan CET made to Penn Central.
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Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
Cleveland Electric Huuminating Co
CEI
Charles Berry
Berry
Penn Central Railroad
PUCO
Father of four sues Playboy over lust ad
Thomas M. Mazzeo a 37 year old Pittsfield husband and father of four filed a 750000 suit in Berkshire County Superior Court claiming Playboy used his waterskiing photo without consent in ads nationwide from April to October 1977. His complaint says the caption The Playboy Reader His Lust Is For Life wrongly identifies him as a Playboy reader and promotes a permissive lifestyle. Mazzeo's lawyer says the photo was taken by a professional photographer and used without a release.
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Pittsfield
Mass
Mazzeo
Berkshire County
Playboy
Masseo
Morris M. Goldings
Goldings
Joyce
Teens favor conservative values and religious conviction
A UPI report notes 21 500 high school juniors listed in Who's Who Among American School Students show strong religious ties, traditional marriage views, and aversion to premarital sex and drugs. Two thirds oppose Carter's B 1 bomber cancellation and 61 percent back the Panama Canal Treaty while 66 percent expect earnings above 30 000 in the next decade.
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New York
UPI
Educational Communications
Int Northbrook
Begin Wins Nobel Peace Prize in Oslo Ceremony
Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin arrived in Oslo to receive the Nobel Peace Prize shared with Egyptian President Anwar Sadat for efforts toward a Middle East peace accord. Sadat stayed home amid deadlocked talks. Begin stayed at the Royal Palace with King Olav as dignitaries greeted him at Fornebu airport.
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UPI
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Anwar Sadat
Begin
Fornebu
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Sadat
Fayed Marei
Royal Palace
Olav
Marei
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