Survey finds food shortages not a serious problem
Associated Press reports from retailers nationwide show overall food shortages are not threatening hunger. Large chains fare better than smaller stores. shortages hit specific items like parsley in Chicago and pork loin in Atlanta. Gov actions on price freezes and export controls could worsen supply, while retailers like Jewel and Kroger note higher produce costs and occasional out-of-stock items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Cook
Associated Press
Dial
Chicago
Atlanta
Nixa
Bernard Lipskin
Food Fair
National Association of Food Chains
Jewel Stores
Midwest
Tom McMasters
Butane Blast Kills Three in Kingman Arizona
KINGMAN Ariz AP A tank car filled with butane gas exploded after a small fire began. The blast killed three Kingman volunteer firemen and injured 70 others, with 25 hospitalized. The accident closed highways and rail lines, destroyed several buildings, and sent victims to hospitals in Phoenix and Las Vegas. Slurry bombers and helicopters assisted in fighting the fires and distributing retardant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingman
Ariz
Charles Potter
Eastaves
Arizona
John Howell
Santa Fe
Roger Hubka
Hill Casson
Kingsman
Jimmy Cox
Doxal Suburban Gas Co
Stallong
Monaoe County General Hospital
Phoenix
Las Vegas
Nev
Bureau of Land Management
Highway Patrol
Air Fores
Aziz
Sterilization Ethics Debate Returns in Montgomery Case
Washington AP notes renewed focus on informed consent as a judge defines the ethical and legal stakes in the Alabama Montgomery case involving sterilization of two Black girls Mimi Lee 4 and Mary Alien 12. The Justice Department orders an investigation as Senate hearings loom. The piece recalls the Tuskegee study and Beecher's 1965 ethics critique, highlighting rules by NIH and FDA on human research.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Stockton
Washington
Montgomery
Tonnie Raie
Relf
Anne
Tuskkegee
Ala
New England Journal of Medicine
Henry K. Beecher
Harvard University
Air Pollution Plan For District Faces EPA Skepticism
Washington area leaders in Maryland Virginia and the District propose a regional air pollution plan for Metropolitan Washington but EPA official Robert Sansom voiced reservations. He said the agency would reject aircraft emission cuts at National and Dulles airports and urged tests to gauge reductions from taxiing planes. He noted the plan should require a spark advance disconnect device on older cars and that EPA plans to impose its own regional plan by August 15 with a 1977 compliance timeline.
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Washington
Maryland
Virginia
District of Columbia
Environmental Protection Aptner
Robert Sansom
EPA
Air and Water
National and
Dulles International
Sansom
Federal Aviation = Administration
Washington Area
The Daily's Publication and Subscription Details
The notice outlines daily publication with holiday exceptions and location details including Hagerstown Maryland and Ithaca Bay. It lists rates: three months for 38, six months for 6, one year for 12, and other pricing, plus terms about republication permissions and exclusive distribution.
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Newears
Mermorial
Independence Bay
Cabin Gay
Ithankaameg Bay
sChristmae
Thes Monte
FICO
Court Upholds Bremer Conviction in Wallace Shooting
Maryland Special Appeals upheld Arthun N Bremer s conviction for the May 15 1972 Laurel Maryland campaign rally shootings that injured George Wallace and three others Bremer 22 formerly of Milwaukee Wisconsin is serving a life term at Maryland State Penitentiary He faces related federal charges as well and could appeal to the U S Supreme Court if Maryland s Court of Appeals denies review
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Annapolis, Md
Maryland Court of Special Appeals
Arthun
N. Bremer
Alabama
George C. Wallara
Bremer
Wallace
Laurel
State Court of Appeals
Maryland
U.S. Supreme Court
Mibwaukee
Wis
Maryana
Prince Georges Canty
C. Catherd
Ian
Secret Service
Nicholas Zarvos
Dora Thompson
Ifyangville
Benjamin Lipsitz
Tri Lipsitz
Phnom Del-Chilea
Jination
Kompong Kantuot
$3 Million Ransom Reported Paid To Kidnappers
Buenos Aires AP reports a record 3 million dollars in ransom paid for John R. Thompson, president of Firestone Argentina, with no word on his release. Reliable sources cite Firestone paying to secure Thompson after his abduction on June 18, amid multiple missing persons and a surge of kidnapings in Argentina during a period of political tension.
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Buenos Aires
Argentinas
Fin American Rubber Company
Firestone, ‘Tire & Rubber Co
John R. Thompson
Firestone
Cleveland
Ohio
Thompson
U.S
Chile
Latin America
Ais
Cuba
J. Campora
Argentina
Havana
Brazil
Government troops driven from Cambodian village on Highway 4
Cambodian forces withdrawing from Prey Phoan 19 miles west of Phnom Penh after daylong combat with reinforced insurgents. Insurgents briefly controlled the road east and west of the village, hindering overland reinforcements and resupply along Route 4 to Kampong Som. Southeast Asia reports noted 47 Communist violations in 24 hours and a South Vietnamese helicopter crash northeast of Saigon killing 10 aboard.
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Lee Rudaxevych
Presa
Phnom Penh
Bnops
Prey’ Phoan
Prey Phhau
Kampong Som
U.S
Prey Phoau
Prey_ Pholau
Phnom Del-Chilea
Kompong Kanluot
Fio
Saigon
South Vietnameese
Sailors Used In VD Study
Public Health and Navy doctors recruited about 1,000 crewmen of the aircraft carrier Hancock for a study on sexual relations with Filipina hostesses. About 180 men contracted gonorrhea and were treated promptly. the project aimed to find methods to reduce VD among sailors on liberty at Subic Bay and to develop an effective vaccine.
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Fred 5
Hoffman Washington
IAP
Public Health
Navy
Paul Wiesner
Hancock
Public Health Service
Subic (Bay
Hanrock
Glungape
Naval
Subic Bay
Ole
Wiestiar
The
Health Service
Wiesner
Price Freeze Forces Pork Packer To Close
Pennsylvania's largest pork packing plant will close indefinitely due to a federal price freeze. Officials warn other meat plants may follow, risking severe shortages and possible rationing. Pen Packing Co. employs about 500 in Philadelphia and handles 32,000 hogs weekly, with annual business over 120 million dollars.
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Philadelfima
Pennsylvania
J Ernest Milow
Penji Packing Co
Milou
Milan
Aly Ntice
Enni
Ronlinte
Marlin Lipoff
Peon Packing
South Arn
New England
Weber
Penn
Lipoff
Writer Dies Of Cancer At United Press International Pioneer
WALINGTON AP reports Joseph L. Myler aged 68, a long time science writer and senior editor for United Press International, died Thursday after a bout with throat cancer. Myler retired from journalism last December and was a pioneer reporter on atomic energy developments.
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Walington
Joseph L. Myler
United Press International
Myler
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Cost of Living Council
Big Apple Super Markets
Alied Supermarkets
Detroit
Audrey McCafferty
Kroger Stores
Mantgomery Community Action Agenity
Mimi Lee
Mary Alien
Justice Department
Senate Health Subcommittee
Viel
National Institutes of Wealth
Food and Drug Administration
Cori
Pork Packer
Bray
Caer Tauil
Ee Geraummncut Services Savings & Loan, Inc
Bethesda
Caitteneptron
Zio
Caty
Gateway Seafood House
Wrens Oon
N.Y
Ial
Daum
Seims Jewelers
Washington St. Frederick Towne Mall
Afl Major
Credmonds & Sean's
Badget Accoent
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