Prices Rise in March After Wholesale Decline
Washington AP reports wholesale prices rose two tenths of a percent in March led by higher processed foods and industrial goods, offsetting a one percent drop in farm products. The year saw a 5.5 percent increase overall, with careful seasonal adjustments noted.
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Washington
Labor Department
Agriculture Department
Crop Reporting Board
Outstanding April Girl Sherry McIntire Tops Winchester
The 17 year old Miss Sherry Lee McIntire of Ridge Ave Winchester is named Outstanding Girl for April. A Han dley High School junior she is sports editor of The Gavel and a member of the Girls Monogram Club. She plans fashion merchandising at Lord Fairfax Community College after graduation.
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Winchester Recreation Park
Sherry Lee McIntire
Nelson L. McIntire
Ridge Ave
Winchester
Handley High School
Cease-Fire Agreement In Lebanon's Civil War
Kamal Junblatt agreed to a five day cease-fire in Lebanon's civil war to allow a new president to be elected. The plan includes Moslem dominance over Christian power sharing and excludes regular PLA troops. Fighting slowed as cease-fire details were discussed with Palestinian leaders and U S envoys in Beirut.
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Lebanon
Beirut
Kamal Junblatt
Suleiman Franjieh
Junblatt
Franjieh
Syria
Damascus
Washington
Jordan
Hussein
Palestine Liberation Army
PLA
Fransieh
U.S
L. Dean Brown
Brown
No-Fault Auto Insurance Battle Moves to House
Advocates push no fault auto insurance in the House after Senate defeat. The bill failed 49 to 45, with critics including lawyers and the White House opposing it. Sponsors cited lobbying by the Association of Trial Lawyers and a large spending campaign as key factors in the setback.
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Washington
House
Senate
Frank E. Moss
Utah
Commerce Committee
White House
Moss
House Commerce Committee
Association of Trial Lawyers
Consumer Federation of America
Winchester Frederick County Big Brothers Walk Seeks Participants
The Winchester Frederick County Big Brothers Association invites individuals to join a fundraising walk on May 22 to support mentorship programs. The event details appear in the Living section on page 10.
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Big Brothers
Winchester
Frederick County
Big Brothers Assn
The
Frederick County Education Assn
Abby
National Walkout Strikes Major Haulers Across Terminals
About 400 Local 539 Teamsters members walked out shutting down most haulers here while non union or non Master Freight Agreement firms kept limited operations. TIME D.C. with 200 on strike halted freight movement. Hemingway with 100 percent arrival later saw drivers walk off the dock. Smith's Transfer reported 13 trucks still active as some workers remained on road.
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Teamsters
Trucking Employers, Inc
Teamsters Union
Francis Lloyd
Safeway
A&p
Jimmy Alexander
Winchester
TIME
D.C
D. G. White
Hemingway
Harry Saunders
Economic Issues Still In Dispute
The nationwide Teamsters trucking strike began with thousands on picket lines disrupting interstate goods flow. Negotiations resumed after a 12:01 deadline. wages benefits and cost clause remain disputed as picket lines form from Connecticut to Georgia to Colorado.
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Arlington Heights
Teamsters
W.J Usery Jr
Ford Administration
Taft-Hartley
Connecticut
Georgia
Colorado
Frank E. Fitzsimmons
Fitzsimmons
United States of America
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