Beef shortage deepens across U.S. markets
An Illinois independent meat plant closed to avoid selling black market beef as racks grow thinner nationwide. Beef slaughter fell 37 percent from last year with only 75,000 head processed. Border crossings show Canadians returning meat purchases and prices rise in major cities.
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Associated Press
Illinois
Safeway
American Meat Institute
Detroit
U.S
Edward Deeb
Associated Food Dealers of Michigan
Betty Furness
New York City
Consumer Affairs
Fight Inflation Together
Dean Rusk to Undergo Mayo Clinic Surgery
Former U.S. Secretary of State Dean Rusk, 64, checked into Rochester Methodist Hospital in Minnesota to undergo vascular surgery for repair of an abdominal aortic aneurysm, a ballooning weak spot in the main artery from the heart, by Mayo Clinic doctors today.
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Rochester, Minn
U.S
Dean Rusk
Mayo Clinic
Rusk
Rochester Methodist Hospital
Mayo
License Revoked for Minneapolis Firm M. L. Fallick & Co
State Securities Commissioner Edward J. Driscoll revoked the broker-dealer license of Minneapolis firm M. L. Fallick & Co. due to its Salt Lake City main office failing to maintain the required minimum net capital of 20 000 dollars.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Edward J. Driscoll
Minneapolis
M. L. Fallick & Co
Driscoll
Salt Lake City
Utah
Decline in 17 Years Marks 1972 Serious Crime Drop
The FBI report shows total serious crime fell 2 percent in 1972, the first decline in 17 years, though violent crime rose slightly. Rapes up 11 percent, murders 5 percent, auto thefts down 6 percent, with declines in robbery, burglary and larceny.
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Washington
United States
Elliot L. Richardson
FBI
Richardson
Clarence M. Kelley
Skylab 2 mission on track for full 59 days
Astronauts Alan Bean Owen Garriott and Jack Lousma settled into orbital routine as NASA officials express confidence Skylab 2 will complete its planned 59 days. Doctors report illnesses and technical glitches are easing while Garriott uses solar telescopes and experiments with sun studies. A rescue ship contingency is kept in readiness as two steering rockets show trouble and cooling system leaks and a telecope short circuit are addressed.
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Howard Benedict
AP Aerospace
Space Center, Houston
Space Agency
Alan L. Bean
Owen K. Garriott
Jack R. Lousma
Garriott
Earth
Milton Windler
Apollo
Nixon prepares a prime time address on Watergate scandal
AP analysis describes Nixon racing to craft a televised national speech to counter the Watergate crisis. He plans a possible White House address, a white paper rebuttal, and subsequent news conferences as the Senate Watergate committee pauses hearings until after Labor Day.
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Washington
Nixon
Potomac
Senate Watergate Committee
Senate
Reymond K. Pree
White House
Caution Issued To Farmers On Post-Freeze Cattle Payoff
University of Minnesota economists warn farmers holding cattle for a post-freeze payoff. Kenneth Egertson says prices may not rise after Sept 12 and could fall if many feeders delay sales. Paul Hasbargen sees 50-50 odds for price increases and notes potential declines in cattle and hog prices in Q4.
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Minneapolis, Minn
University of Minnesota
Kenneth Egertson
Paul Hasbargen
Questions on Fort Wayne birth case naming McGovern
A Fort Wayne paper reported the birth certificate once bore the name George S. McGovern of South Dakota but now shows the father's name removed. The existence came to light after a Haldeman testimony reference to the Fort Wayne story.
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Fort Wayne, Ind
Fort Wayne
Washington Post
George S
Haldeman
George S. McGovern
South Dakota
The
White House
Post
Nixon
Mitchell, S.D
McGovern
Mitchell
the Post
Allen County
Hermann Busse
News- Sentinel
Allen County-Fort Wayne
Mitchell, S
Pollution claim ties toxins and asbestos to lake spill
Federal officials allege Reserve Mining may discharge toxic flocculants with tailings into Lake Superior from its Silver Bay plant. Judge to decide on disclosure while government studies potential health risks and seeks to curb daily 67 000 ton discharges. Reserve denies using such chemicals and calls the claim mere suspicion.
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Minneapolis, Minn
Reserve Mining Co
Lake Superior
John Hills
Silver Bay, Minn
Reserve
Hills
Silver Bay
Duluth
North Shore
Miles Lord
Robert Sheran
Maclay Hyde
Lord
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Ted Bartlow
Bartlow Brothers, Inc
Rush
California Bureau of Livestock Identification
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