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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1976

Page

2

AP Finds November Stability in U.S. Grocery Prices

An Associated Press market basket survey shows overall November grocery prices essentially flat nationwide. Changes varied by city with six up and six down, one city unchanged, and a slight 0.1 percent fall overall.

Associated Press Los Angeles Inftallen Department of Agriculture American Mest Institute USDA Checklist Gelobur Ity

Fires kill nine children and others in two states

Thirteen people including nine children died early today in two fires. In Mentor Tennessee a one story cinder block home burned killing seven, including Larry Meridieth his wife Sherry and their children. In Connelly New York a family of four died as flames swept their home.

Associated Prose New York Tennesee Mentor Tenn Knoxville Connelly Randall Kidd Blount County Shevit Larry E. Meridieth Sherry Wendy Joseph Mendieth Phyllis Pitts James Raymond

Five year old killed in Brussels union office robbery

Four robbers with submachine guns stormed a Brussels union office during payroll time wounding seven and killing a five year old Pascal Demol. Three suspects were later captured as police chased the white Alfa Romeo through the city.

Brussels Belgium Pascal Demol

Liberian cargo ship sinks off Mexico. 25 crew rescued

SEW ORLEANS AP A Liberian cargo ship sank off the coast of Mexico and all 25 crewmen abandoned ship were rescued by a second vessel that arrived hours later. The initial report placed the sinking about four a.m. some miles off Tatras Mexico, roughly 80 miles southwest of New Orleans, with the Greek ship Ages Sonic first to reach the scene.

SEW Orleans Mexico Coast Guard Tatras New Orleans Ageds Sonic

Britain Loses Cod War Battle With Iceland Says AP

London reports another cod war setback as Britain withdraws 18 trawlers after a six month interim fishing deal lapses at 11:59 p.m. Iceland asserts a 200 mile zone while Britain seeks a 40 mile exclusive limit in talks with the Common Market Norway and Greenland.

Britain Cod Iceland London Nilinn Barents Sea Soviet Union Leeland North Atlantic Wer Hoyat Navy Coast Guard Icelandic Brussels Belgium Norway Greenland Iealand Ireland Royal Navy

Home Rule for Scotland and Wales Faces Parliament Vote

Labour government proposes limited home rule for Scotland and Wales drawing broad opposition from nationalists conservatives and Ulsterites. Backbench Labour MPs push for nationwide referendum risking bill collapse as Scottish gains in 1974 threaten Labour holdings in Scotland and Wales.

Scotland Wales London North Sea Kingdon England Northern Ireland House of Commons James Calaghan

Maryland Numbers Game Draws 237 Winning Number

Baltimore AP reports the Tuesday Maryland Numbers Game daily lottery winner is 237.

Baltimore Maryland

Tiny town bank closes leaving residents in limbo

In Towner North Dakota the town with only one bank Airs shuts down last Friday leaving residents unable to cash checks as the police chief notes his paycheck is in the bank. The Bank of South Dakota will set up a temporary branch as officials review the bank’s health and no reopening date is announced.

Towner N.D. Lap Avis Letwenke Loretta Schutt North Dakota Schwenke Pioneer State Bank of Tesner Schaff Mouse River Press Lyle Carpenter Carpenter

New president assumes office amid turmoil in Mexico

Jose Lopez Portilla is sworn in as president of a strapped Mexico in a ceremony at the National Auditorium attended by Rosalynn Carter Henry Kissinger and leaders from about 101 nations. A wave of bombings and economic strife shadow the inauguration as Echeverria’s legacy of debt inflation and a floated peso fuels instability.

Mexico City Jose Lopez Portilla Jay Mexico Rosalynn Carter Henry Kissinger Lopez Portilla Luis Echeverria Jina Carter Lopez Portillo Kissinger Ford Jack Jobnson Lady Bird Bhime Bunil Feheverria Institutional Revolutionary Party PRI Congress Echeverria United Nations

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