September price surge marks year's largest rise
The Labor Department reported a 0.4 percent rise in the Consumer Price Index for September, with seasonally adjusted gains at 0.5 percent. Apparel led the increases, while beef, fresh fruits and vegetables, and new cars declined. The 1967-based index stood at 126.2, and the annualized July-September rise reached 6.6 percent, reflecting Phase II controls and shifting nonfood trends.
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N.Y
Robert R. Nathan
McGovern
McGovern targets Nixon on economy and jobs plan
George McGovern in a national TV address outlined a $16 billion jobs program and tax cuts for homeowners to spur prosperity. He accused Nixon of hurting workers, praised a new period of prosperity, and proposed wage price controls and a tax plan focused on the rich while promising jobs for every willing adult.
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UPI
George McGovern
Nixon
McGovern
John B. Connally
Democrats
Index of Orange County publication rates and mailing details
The notice lists publishing frequency by Orange County Publications Division of Otta way Newspapers Inc. The Middletown address is given with home delivery rates of 90 cents per week, newsstand daily copies at 15 cents, Sunday Record at 20 cents, and mentions year class postage paid at Middletown.
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Orange County Publications Division
Ottaway Newspapers, Inc
Mulberry St
Middletown
N.Y
Market leaders seek new path European unity talk
The leaders of nine European Common Market countries agreed to base Europe on a united economy and a common foreign policy independent of the United States. They referred the speed and scope of moving toward a formal European union to a committee for study after a 14 hour summit session near the Arch of Triumph. The group includes Britain Belgium Denmark France Holland Ireland Italy Luxembourg and West Germany.
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UPI
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European Union
Arch of Triumph
Edward Heath
Britain
Belgium
Denmark
France
Holland
Ireland
Italy
Luxembourg
West Germany
Rockefeller to invoke executive privilege over Attica files
New York Governor Rockefeller said he would invoke executive privilege if needed to keep the McKay Commission files about the Attica Prison riot from a grand jury. A spokesman confirmed the plan as the investigation chaired by Deputy Attorney General Robert E. Fischer continues.
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McKay Commission
Attica
Grand
Robert E. Fischer
Commission
Manhattan
Robert B. McKay
NYU Law School
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