Butter Egg and Coffee Prices Climb in July Survey
The Associated Press market basket shows butter eggs and coffee rising in July across 8 cities, with an average 1.5 percent overall increase. Butter jumped nearly 10 percent at 13 stores while coffee rose due to Brazil frost and higher dairy demand.
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Catholics urged to fast and feed the hungry at Eucharistic Congress
At the 41st Eucharistic Congress in Philadelphia leaders urged prayer and self denial to fight global hunger. Bishop James B. Rausch and Jesuit Pedro Arrupe urged affluence nations to share resources, proposing mass fasts and a $2.5 billion annual U.S. program. The fundraiser Operation Ricebowl raised nearly $3 million, including a 203000 pound rice shipment to Bangladesh.
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Washington
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Global Catholic Assembly
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Philadelphia
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Mars soil sample offers clues to possible life signs
A Viking lab team studies a dirt sample from Mars using a gas chromatograph mass spectrometer to detect complex molecules that could indicate life. Scientists caution that unusual chemistry may mimic biosignals as they await further nutrient tests and data.
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Kissinger Harassed By Boos At Civil Rights Speech
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger faced boos and jeers from a large crowd at a National Urban League event in Boston while explaining State Department hiring practices. He defended reaching qualified Black applicants and pledged to increase Black personnel, amid interruptions during a discussion on Africa policy and ambassadorial postings.
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Zaire
Ethiopia
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Harvard
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Maryland Lottery Daily Numbers Draw Result
The Maryland Numbers game for Monday reported the winning end number 283. The daily lottery drawing is noted as part of state results in Baltimore.
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Maryland
125 Delegates to Decide GOP Nomination Race
AP survey shows Ford and Reagan each near the 1st ballot threshold with about 1,105 for Ford and 1,089 for Reagan, while about 126 remain uncommitted as delegates vie for the Kansas City convention. Sears lists 12 Reagan backers, including Schwelker as running mate prospects, as both camps woo delegates.
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John Sears
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James Baker
Baker
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Marines face higher recruit abuse incidents than other services
A Defense Department report shows the Marine Corps logged 234 confirmed recruit abuse incidents in fiscal 1975 and 1976, more than twice the combined total of the Army Navy and Air Force. Investigators say policies are generally adequate but data on adherence is hard to obtain. The report follows scrutiny after the December death of Fy Tsao McClure during pugil stick training at San Diego base and testimony alleging regular abuse at Parris Island.
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