Food price outlook seen staying high but easing
Edward J. Schnuck, installed as president of the Super Market Institute, said prices will rise but not as sharply as in the past six months. He warned that steaks under two dollars a pound are unlikely to return and poultry could surge. He noted Japan’s taste for beef may reduce U.S. exports, leaving more supply at home.
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Super Market Institute
Schnuck
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Cook's corner housewife shuns mixes in Tucson kitchen
Barbara Barte profiles Ruth Colbath of Fulton Kentucky now in Tucson who bakes from scratch aided by a love of southern desserts. She crafts apple dumplings German chocolate cake cherry cobbler and jam cake using fresh fruit substitutes and cream cheese frosting. Her family includes grown children in Washington DC San Francisco and Arizona law students. She shares desserts with grandchildren neighbors and church groups while working as a gas station bookkeeper.
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Ruth Colbath
Kentucky
Waiting wives may need combat psychiatry support
Honolulu AP reports two researchers at the 126th APA meeting propose a preventive combat psychiatry program for waiting military wives of Vietnam era draftees. They urge group therapy models to prevent major psychiatric trouble, aid recruitment, and guide civilian industry programs, with predeparture and separation support led by health professionals.
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Honolulu
Vietnam
American Psychiatric Association
Elvis Impostor Dumbfounds Britons at Welcome
Several dozen girls screamed as a photo line surged for a supposed Elvis Presley arrival at a London airport. A 2d year American, Eli Culvertson, posed in a white suit with sideburns and guitar, fooling even broadcaster and official greeters before the real Elvis played in Lake Tahoe, Nevada.
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London
UPI
Elvis
Ross Chaffer
Elvis Presley
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Nureyev Leaves Stage With Apparent Muscle Spasm
Rudolf Nureyev hobbled from the Metropolitan Opera House during Tschaikovsky Sleeping Beauty in New York. He nearly fell in act three, paused briefly, then returned to finish the act in subdued style. A Met spokesman said he suffered a muscle spasm.
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New York
Rudolph Nureyev
Metropolitan Opera House
Tschaikovsky
Met
Nuceyev
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