Food price rise seen to continue in 1978
Washington AP reports government economist Kenneth R. Farrell of the Agriculture Department says U.S. food prices will keep rising in 1978 with the average family facing a 4 to 6 percent higher food budget. Higher transport, processing, and selling costs plus sugar price impacts are key factors.
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Bedeski stirs attorneys in McKiel case
Attorneys attack Bedeski over McKiel matter claiming a judge cannot oust a private attorney or deny a defendant the right to defend himself. Critics insist existing client attorney relationships and cross examination rights must be preserved while Bedeski presided at a trial.
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Newark funeral case orders disinterment of poor graves
Essex County judge ordered 32 gravesites dug up after Richard Iacobucci admitted cramming bodies of 160 poor people into graves during 1973 to 1976 contracts with Newark welfare. He must pay disinterment and reburial costs, under mortuary board supervision. new burials to begin by month end.
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Jobless record in Britain hits 5.9 percent
Britain posts an unemployment rate of 5.9 percent the highest since World War I, signaling a sharp postwar labor strain. Officials warn the jobless figure reflects long-term hardship and potential ripple effects on consumer demand and economic recovery.
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Smoking abstinence incentive fuels office campaign
Ms Smith comments on a tobacco abstinence push led by Roberts with a daily bonus up to 150 dollars for 30 days of not smoking and 60 days to collect. The campaign, backed by federal health agencies, aims to highlight tobacco hazards amid smokers nationwide while not all embrace the effort as one reporter notes doubts.
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Missing teacher case widens as police deny suspect list
Police Lt. Claude Anderson said no prime suspects in the disappearance of Miss Sharpe. Detectives Wilkins and Briller, plus officers Grospitch and Spencer, joined FBI support and questioned friends and relatives while false tips delayed progress. A blue quilt found in a van is being checked for its owner.
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Suit blames death on cigars
A Connecticut man died of lung cancer in 1970 and his widow seeks 20 million in damages alleging cigar smoking caused the death. The trial targets General Cigar Company maker of Robert Burns Cigarillos and Tiparillos. The case notes a shift from cigarettes to cigars in 1963 due to safety beliefs.
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Retail sector braces for lie detector ban impact
Senate hearings on a ban against lie detectors drew warnings from Ty Kelley of the National Association of Chain Drug Stores that drug abuse will rise and retailers lose billions as employees steal. Kelley cited losses of about 7.2 billion dollars yearly with theft by staff up to 70 percent of total, while critics argued polygraphs are inaccurate and invade privacy.
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Plan urged to revamp school financing in Ohio
A Wayne County legislator Rep John E Johnson unveiled a constitutional plan to fund basic education with less real estate tax reliance and more corporate taxes lottery money and personal income taxes. The plan would create a basic education fund from real estate taxes on commercial industrial property tangible personal property taxes on utilities state lottery funds and 95 percent of corporate and personal income taxes.
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Grain prices in Ohio elevators after market close
Ohio grain elevators report cash prices by type and region after closing. Northeast Ohio No 2 wheat 2.11 No 2 yellow corn 1.92 No 2 soybeans 5.72. Northwest No 2 wheat 2.01 No 2 shelled corn 1.93 No 2 soybeans 5.84. Central Ohio No 2 wheat 2.49 No 2 shelled corn 1.98 No 2 soybeans 5.75. Trend shows higher No 2 shelled corn, oats unchanged, No 1 soybeans higher.
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