lie and
I dependently 0 ned And Operated
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• W.I.C. Food St mpe
M eterc reA nd Vie
GI dly Accepted
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• ATM • Gift Certiflc tee
800 e of5t mp
• Money Orders
Exp Shlppln -U.P.S.
ASSORTED VARIETIES
Smucker�s
Simply Fruit
NATURAL, REGULAR,
CINNAMON OR CHUNKY
."., "J� 'Mott's
.____, Apple · auce
09
UNCLE BEN'S ASSORTED
VARIETIES PASTA SAUCE OR
country Inn
Rice & Sauce
ALASKAN
Deming's
Red almon
8
REGULAR
OR NATURAL
Mott's
Apple Juice
CORN, PEAS, FRENCH STYLE
OR CUT GREEN BEANS
Freshlike
Vegetables
C
PRE-PRICED $2.79 LIQUID
W/SOFTENEA OR WIBLEACH
Ultra Yes
Detergent
o
ALASKAN
Deming's
Pink Salmon' .
IN THE DAIRY CASE
ASSORTED VARIETIES
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Hersheys
Puddings.
REGULAR
OR BOLD
A-1 Steak
Sauce
--
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ASSORTED VARIETIES
REGULAR OR LITE
Ken's Salad
Dressing
C
50·CT QUART OR 40-CT GAL S DRAGE.
40·CT QUART OR 30·CT GAL
Ziploc
Freezer ags
8-0Z
BTL
ASSORTED VARIETIES
KAL KAN
Pedigree
Dog Food
RUFFlES
90-CT TALL
Sure Strength Kitchen
Or 30-Gal Trash Bags
PEDIGREE
LARGE BITES OR
Mealtime
Small Bites
A3
more
id.
Stoddard id th price of
placing nd rep iring automo-
bil encom half of t
p miums motor' pay. A. t
price of cars up, 80 will in-
suranee premiums, he id.
"The truth is, no on wanta to
pay for insurance," Stoddard
aid. "You can't eat it, you can't
wear it and you can't ta e it on
vacation."
continued from p g B3
from increased in tment by
Taiwan, Japan, the United
States, Germany, Britain aDd
Israel.
Though some venture . are
small and tentative, they reflect
an enterprising spirit that an­
ticipates a boom. Namibia' lur­
ing foreign investors with
incentives and landprices of
than 50 cents an acre.
IN ZIMBABWE, the govern­
ment has liberalized foreign in­
vestment policies, allowing
oversees businesses to t;epatri-,.1 .I ..
ate 50 percen ottb ir � • Up
from 35 percent. I 9.lsO 18 blJUd-
ing hydroelectric dams to 1
its dependence on South African
power, installing 'a fiber optic
telephone network and assuring
foreign interests that their busi­
nesses will never be national­
ized. "We're doing everything
possible to improve the in
ment climate," John Nkomo,
minister of public service, labor
and social welfare, said in a tele­
phone interview while visitm,
Washington.
Spriggs, the investment ana­
lyst, said Zimbabwe was attract­
ing growing interest because it
has an intact infrastructure left
over from British colonial rule,
the economy is growing and in­
flation remains relatively low.
The investments include a dlrs
200 million platinum mining op­
eration developed by two Au&­
trali n firms, DHP and' Delta
Gold. DHP is a leading natural
r our concern in Australia,
with inter ts in steel, oil and
mining. When the mine is fully
o ra ional in two years, it will
th fi t pJatinum mine out­
side outh Africa and the big­
min in Zimbabwe, Spriggs
aid.
om outhem.Africen coun­
tri ar likely to lag because of
int rnal political problems, no­
ta Iy in Mozambique and An­
gola, wh re protracted civil
conflicts how little sign of reso­
lution. "The region's got quite a
mix d g," priggs sid. But,
" opl r onstantly looking
for n w m rk . The new mar­
ke in Afri will attra new
int r t."
For now, most big American
compr ni v nturing-into the re­
gion r 109 0 outh Africa
first I J nuary, for xample,
Hon yw II Inc., the big lee­
troru contr zn ker, re- tab­
Ii h d a outh African
u idiary