Wholesale prices rise modestly in July while consumer costs climb
The Labor Department reports the wholesale price index up three tenths of a percent in July, positioning the year over year rise at 4.9 percent and signaling inflationary pressures even as consumer prices run 5.9 percent higher than a year ago. Industrial prices surged most since last November, while dairy fats oils and coffee prices fluctuated, with some relief from green coffee falls.
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Washington
Labor Department
White Hope
Ron Nessen
Nessen
Ford, Reagan Clash Over Mississippi Delegation
In Kansas City AP dispatch reports tension within the Mississippi GOP delegation as Ford and Reagan factions argue over foreign policy and vice presidential picks. Clarke Reed says Mississippi distrusted Ford’s hints at possible running mates, while Ford and Reagan aides push platform unity and strategic choices ahead of the convention.
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Kansas City, Mo
Ford
Reagan
Mississippi
Clarke Reed
Reed
John Sears
Dean Burch
Fornia
Richard S. Schweiker
Charles Percy
Illinois
Lowell Weicker
Canthey
James L. Buckley
New York
Buckley
Fever Across Atlantic Saps Toronto as Hospital Closes
Etobicoke General Hospital in Toronto shut its doors after a woman patient returning from Europe contracted a rare infectious fever. The disease, a virus transmitted by animals and people, reached fever levels up to 107 degrees and can inflame brain and organs. Authorities noted 115 known cases worldwide and warned of serious outbreaks in Africa.
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Toronto
Etobicoke General Hospital
Europe
Africa
Three Guilty In San Quentin Prison Melee Trial
Three San Quentin inmates were convicted Thursday in the 1971 escape attempt that left George Jackson and five others dead, while Hugo Pinell and David Johnson were found guilty of assaulting guards. Tate, free on bail, saluted as verdicts were read.
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San Rafael
Calif
San Quentin
George Jackson
California
Willie Tate
Louis Talamantez
Fleeta Drumgo
Jackson Y L
Jackson
Hugo Pinell
David Johnson
Tate
215 Million Americans Eligible for Flu Vaccine
Washington AP outlines the swine influenza vaccination program under Ford law. Vaccination sites will open at state and local health departments and by physicians. shots are free though administering fees may apply. Private doctors may bill for visits. $105 million appropriated for vaccine costs. Side effects include fever and arm soreness. onset within 48 hours. Pregnant women advised to follow general population guidance.
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Washington
Ford
Cosby Earns Doctorate in Education from UMass
Bill Cosby, a Philadelphia teacher and Temple University alumnus known for Fat Albert, was awarded a Doctorate in Education from the University of Massachusetts. He earned his master’s degree there in 1972 and his dissertation links Fat Albert and the Cosby Kids to elementary schooling as a teacher aid to boost learning.
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New York Times
NEW York
Bill Cosby
Philadelphia
University of Massachusetts
Temple University
Fat Albert
Cosby
Wichita sniper arraigned on 15 felony counts in hospital bed
Michael Soles, new Wichita resident from Sand Springs Oklahoma, faced 15 felony charges including first degree murder after an 11 minute sniper spree. A third victim Mark Fallen 22 died from neck wounds after police shot him and Soles was held on a 1 million dollar bond. An evidence hearing was set for next Wednesday as Soles complained about contact with his parents since his arrest on a 26th floor hotel balcony.
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Wichita
Kan
Michael Soles
Sand Springs
Okla
Owen Ballinger
Sedgwick County Court of Common Pleas
Mark Falen
Soles
James
Mostly fair and warm through Saturday forecast
Mostly fair and warm weather continues through Saturday with today’s highs around 80 and overnight 47. Additional sections note upcoming PGA leader Tom Weiskopf by one stroke and local features across town.
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Tom Weiskopf
Rubber workers may end strike in two weeks
In Cleveland AP reports the United Rubber Workers and Firestone reached a wage breakthrough after a 114 day strike. Peter Bommarito said full master settlements with the Big Four will require rank and file approval before a return to work, with two weeks at least for final resolution.
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Cleveland
Rubber Workers
United Rubber Workers
Peter Bommarito
Bommarito
Rank and
W.J. Usery Jr
Peeson
United Rubber Workers Union
Firestone Tire & Rubber Co
Snow tires scarce this fall in Columbus area
In Columbus Ohio motorists face limited supply and higher prices for snow tires after a 16 week strike between rubber workers and Firestone Rubber Co ends in Washington. Industry spokesmen warn winter tire availability is tight with prices rising about 12 percent from last year across conventional tires and whitewall radials. Nonwinter and truck tires also increase, with dealers first to stock these at higher costs.
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Columbus, Ohio
Washington
Firestone Tire & Rubber Co
Anaconda Smelter to Close for Week for Upgrades
The Anaconda Copper smelter at Anaconda will shut for one week starting Monday for equipment replacement and maintenance. Workers will perform maintenance and use part of their annual vacation. No copper production. ore will be stockpiled for resumption on Monday August 23. Butte operations unchanged.
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Anaconda Co
Anaconda
Butte
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