U N Debt Fight Redo: United States Weighs UN Funding
United Nations finances face a squeeze as Secretary General Waldheim seeks 29 million in 1979 contributions to cover debt. The Nixon administration remains cautious, awaiting reactions from member states before acting. Core blame centers on Soviet and East European nonpayment, with calls for fiscal reform to restore confidence.
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Nader groups sue over milk price hike and political pressure
Ralph Nader's consumer group sues alleging Dairy Department actions tied to a March 12 decision to raise the milk support price to a higher level. The suit accuses the Nixon administration of political influence and campaign contributions shaping the policy, the White House citing costs and dairy industry reactions.
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FTC Aims Charges At Cereal Monopoly
The Federal Trade Commission moves to break up the four largest cereal manufacturers including General Mills Quaker Oats and others. The action targets price fixing false advertising and coordinated practices in the U S breakfast cereal market. The case centers on milk price supports and cereal prices used to influence farmer returns and consumer costs.
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Wil Belal Foods Corp
Four cereal firms face FTC charges over antitrust conduct
The FTC proposed actions against four major cereal makers for alleged illegal competition and advertising practices. The commission seeks divestitures and structural reforms to curb concentration, while firms dispute the claims. General Mills pledges to fight the action as a spokesmen note the agencies rely on untested theories. The four firms allegedly controlled a large share of the U S ready to eat cereal market and would have 80 days to respond before possible court appeals.
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Communist Radar Sites Under Attack
SAIGON AP American warplanes attacked three more antiaircraft missile radar sites in North Vietnam as the air war intensified along the Ho Chi Minh trail area and the Laos border. Navy Skyhawk jets targeted radar sites near Ban Karni and a missile complex near Dong Anh while ground fighting varied in South Vietnam with ongoing claims of enemy casualties and a Cambodian engagement near Phnom Penh.
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University Student Killed In Landslide
A moderately strong earthquake hit parts of Taiwan today killing one person and damaging or destroying houses. Police said university student Li Yang, 21, died in a landslide nine miles west of Hualien. Several houses collapsed in Kaohsiung and Tatung, east Taiwan.
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Hualien
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Tatung
Judge Threatens Secrecy in Berrigan Conspiracy Trial
Harrisburg AP report says a federal judge threatened to bar reporters from voir dire and seal jury selection in the Philip Berrigan conspiracy case. The judge urged secrecy until jurors are sworn, warns of in camera proceedings if rules are violated. Court later trimmed panel from 175 to 82.
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Harrisburg, Pa
the Rey
Philip Berrigan
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Herman
Associated Press
Inked Press International
Harrisburg Patriot-News
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