Gas Price Increase Expected This Friday
Gregory Nokes reports that gasoline, heating oil, and diesel fuel prices are likely to rise by one to two cents per gallon this Friday. The Cost Laying Council, under pressure from retailers and the White House, plans a retail increase while weighing public hearings and absorbing higher costs.
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Gregory Nokes
Ceashington (Ap
White House
T. Dunlop
Wedeemag
Dunlop
Emmeil
Rcent
Agente
Iscrease
Sumer
Clothes On Your Back Will Soon Cost More
Clothing makers report net shortages and unprecedented foreign demand for natural fibers push up costs. Prices may rise by next summer and fall with cotton and wool driving higher apparel prices as imports and contracts surge. High raw material costs affect manufacturers and trigger planned yardage increases for fabrics.
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Colton
United States
U.S
York
The
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American Textile
Manufacars Eng
Turers”. Institute
Wrang+ her
Ortaber- Clued
Peabody
Lone Mills
Burtington Mills
Energy Bill Moves Toward Mandatory Fuel Allocation
Washington AP reports discussions on a federal energy bill that would require mandatory fuel allocation within 25 days if enacted. House leaders expect action next week as committee approves a measure banning crude oil exports and guiding allocations amid shortages, with White House delays cited by lawmakers.
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Washington
Nixon
Ita
Billy
Staggers
The
Commerce
West Virginia
U.S
H. John Heinz
R-Pa
White House
John A. Lowe
Nelny
Toye
Forbert MacDonald
Dmastg
Nixom
MacDonald
Stocks Extend Winning Ways
New York stocks edged higher in a seventh straight session as investor optimism outweighed profit concerns. The Dow Jones industrial average stood at 949.05 at 10:30 am, near its May high, while NYSE advancers led decliners 4 to 3 and early trading was brisk amid hopes for lower interest rates and easing prices.
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NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
Treasury
George P. Starltz
Baltimore Police Chief Favors Unions
Baltimore police chief advocates forming unions amid rising momentum for collective bargaining in major cities. He proposes a memorandum of understanding to set pay bargaining for city employees and notes his department already hosts several employee groups including a union.
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San Antonio
Tex
Donald Pavernation
Baltimore
Pomerlean
Internation Association of Chiela
Polie
Harald Melnick
New York City
Violent Crimes Increase In First Half of Year
Washington AP reports FBI six month crime statistics show a 4 percent rise in violent crimes from last year led by a 9 percent murder increase. Rural areas up 17 percent, metros 8 percent, cities over one million up 12 percent. Property crimes fell 2 percent, creating an overall 1 percent national crime rate decrease. Attorney General Richardson notes a declining trend since the 1980s spike.
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Washington
IFBI
Warform
FBI
Elliot Richardson
Charges Dropped Against Ex-POWs
Washington AP Warner reportedly dropped misconduct and mutiny charges against two former POWs after a personal three month review. Rear Adm Stockdale had accused Marine Lt. Edison Wainwright Miller and Navy Capt. Walt E. Wilber of mutiny and aiding the enemy. Warner will publicly censure them instead of courts martial.
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Washington
Navy
John KR. Warner
Warners
L’entagan
James B. Stockdale
Edison Wainright Miller
Tustin
Cal
Pentagon
Warner
Miller
Wither
America
Melvin Fells
Atty
Ramsey
Clark
Defense
Melvin R. Laird
Wilber
Lucky 7 lottery numbers reported in Bloomsburg
In Bloomsburg Pennsylvania the AP reports this week’s Lucky 7 drawing selecting a $75,000 bonus number. The three digit outcomes listed include 012 and 847 with bonus numbers 374 and 793 and multiple sequences such as 0-1-1 and 2-7-4-7-9-3.
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Bloomsburg
Pennsylvania
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E. J. du Pont
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Serafina
North Vietnam
Stockdale
Ralls & Butter
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Hager Park
Hagerstown, Md
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