Court blocks new USDA meat standards in Nebraska ruling
The 8th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals halted the Agriculture Department’s new meat grading standards amid a May injunction from a federal judge in Crete Nebraska. The panel found the secretary lacked authority to halt the executive order and allow private action lawsuits. Cattlemen argued costs of feeding and grading beef would rise under the old system, while producer groups warned price impacts from the revised standards. Judge Stephenson of Des Moines, Iowa, was involved in the proceedings.
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Portugal bows to wage showdown with communists
In Lisbon, Prime Minister Jose Pinheiro de Azevedo yielded to wage demands from thousands of construction workers led by a Communist union. The protest, which halted work and paralyzed the Sao Bento complex, pushed the coalition to a brink as workers planned a collective bargaining pledge before November 27. The deal would raise monthly pay from 265 to 908 dollars, while the government kept Labor Minister Tomas Rosa from concessions.
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Bush confident on answering Senate CIA questions
American envoy to China George Bush asserted his readiness to address Senate concerns about keeping politics out of the CIA. He said he would answer questions at the proper time to senators’ satisfaction and noted the President’s nomination requires independent judgment, not constant agreement. He emphasized awaiting discussions with the Senate Intelligence Committee before final decisions.
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Traffic death on Santa Monica Freeway claims man
Los Angeles police report Alan N. Funo aged 29 was killed instantly when he walked into a traffic lane on the Santa Monica Freeway after a minor was struck by a passing vehicle.
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