Grains and metals tumble after prior surge on CBOT
Traders focus on a crop forecaster’s estimate for U S corn production and a shift in grain and soy prices. Wheat, corn and soybeans closed lower while gold and silver markets also fell amid ongoing uncertainty about Soviet grain purchases and speculative activity. In other news a federal judge in Charleston WV moved abortion policy back to the inactive legislature, and jazz musician Cannonball Adderley died at 46.
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Department of Agriculture
Soviet Union
Switzerland
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Charleston
W.va
West Virginia
U.S. District
K. K. Hall
U.S. Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Hall
State Board of Regents
West Virginia University Hospital
Jaworski Reflects on Nixon Resignation at ABA Dinner
One year after Watergate, former special prosecutor Leon Jaworski speaks to a Montreal audience about the crisis and its impact on the judiciary. He recalls rage filled messages, a child named after him who was later renamed, and notes the bar's ongoing reform efforts.
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Ford
Caspar W. Weinberger
HEW
NEW York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Attica
Rockefeller
Bernard S. Meyer
Meyer
Hugh L. Carey
Montreal
Richard M. Nixon
Leon Jaworski
American’ Bar Association
Detroit
John Jaworski
Jaworski
Watergate
James St. Clair
Nixon
James D. Fellers
ABA
Air Vacations Cheaper Seen After Sept. 13
The Civil Aeronautics Board approved one stop inclusive tour charters with liberal rules for air vacations. Charters include air transport, hotels, baggage handling and ground transport organized by independent tour operators. Prices can be lower than regular coach fares, with trips four days or longer within the United States and nearby regions.
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Civil Aeronautics Board
American Airlines
New York
Honolulu
Dallas
Brussels
Mexico
Canada
Price Cut Slashes Cost of SS United States Liner
The U S Maritime Administration cut the SS United States price from 12.1 million to 7.6 million in a bid to spark buyer interest. Bids open November 5 in Washington. The sale reflects market levels for passenger ships and follows a prolonged push to monetize the liner.
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U.S. Maritime Administration
United States
Washington
FBI Negligence Found In 1971 Hijacking Case
A US appeals court ruled the FBI negligent in handling a 1971 Nashville hijacking where three died. It awarded 388,530.98 to the United States, estates of pilot Brent Downs and others, and faulted Agent James O Connor for violating hijacking protocol.
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United States
James O’connor
Jacksonville, Fla
Nashville, Tenn
O'Connor
Nashville
Tenn
Brent Quinton Downs
Susan Germaine Giffe
Big Brother Aircraft Inc
Bridge questions from Goren Sharif 1975 Chicago Tribune
A collection of bridge problem scenarios with hands and bidding sequences. Several questions ask for the best action given vulnerable or nonvulnerable situtations, including responses to one club opening and various opposite hands. Look for answers Monday.
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