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NEW YORK- New York area grocers have d
beef prices in order to boost declining sales. 1D
wide, grocers have predicted that any price incre;
beef prices would be much smaller than prev
predicted.
A report released Tuesday from the Agrict
Department in Washington said during the fall n
increased cattle marketings and large port suppli4
hold live cattle prices well below recent levels.
WASHINGTON- James F. Neal, special assist4
Watergate prosecuter Archibald Cox, may be for
resign to avoid conflict with federal law.
Fereral law stipulates that a attorney on goverr
payroll for more than 60 days cannot contin
outside .practice. Neal has been in private pr
since 1966 when he resigned his post as U.S. attorr
Tennessee.
Russell
To Speak
Judge Donald S. Russell of
the Fourth Circuit Court of
Appeals will be the principal
speaker at a luncheon
honoring the 25th an
niversary of "The South
Carolina Law Review" Sept.
15 at the Hilton Town House
Motor Inn.
A professional legal
journal, "The South Carolina
Law Review" was
established 25 years ago at
the USC School of Law.
Today, published five times a
year, the journal is
distributed to all 50 states
and 20 foreign countries as
well as to members of the
South Carolina Bar.
Law Review articles,
written by judges, lawyers,
law professors and USC law
students, include
discussions of current
developments in judicial
decisions, executive orders
and legislation.
Some 70 alumni of the USC
Law School, all former
members of the Law Review
staff, are expected to attend
the journal's anniversary.
Along with Judge Russell's
speech, Saturday's luncheon
will include remarks by S. C.
Supreme Court Justice Bruce
Littlejohn, USC Law School
Dean Robert Foster.
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qEW YORK- Chicago Seven defendant Abbie Hoff
in was indicted Tuesday on charges of conspiracy to
1 $100,000 worth of cocaine.
,ioffman, founder of the Youth International Party,
s arrested in a New York hotel last month. He has
en held in jail on 50,000 bond since his arrest.
NASHINGTON- President Nixon said Tuesday the
S. has "turned the corner on drug abuse." 4
ddressing a conference concerning drug abuse
!atment centers, Nixon emphasized that "we still
ve a long way to go. There is a long road after turning
it corner before we get to our goal of getting it really
der control..."
STATE AND LOCAL
CHESTERFIELD- The U.S. 4th Circuit Court of
)peals has notified Chesterfield county school system
at they must rehire nine black teachers whose con
acts were not renewed in 1970.
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IT WORKS!
.M. Sat. Sept. 15, 1973
URDAY ONLY)
VALUES
TO
$18.00
VALUES
TO
$26.00
5 and each hour on the hour the price
on the remaining sale items . . .the
ter the bargains!
4 p.m.-5p.m.. . . 11.45
5 p.m.-6 p.m. .. .95
12 noon-i p.m. . . .3.45
1 p.m.-2 p.m. . . .2.95
2 p.m.- 3 p.m. . . .2.45
3 p.m.-4p.m. . . . 1.95
LL SALES FINAL
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high style sportswear