Chicks Killed to Boost Poultry Prices in U.S. Aid
Washington reports millions of infant chicks destroyed by producers to cut supplies and prop up prices. Tyson Foods shed 800,000 fertilized eggs and 300,000 chicks at a Shelbyville complex, as industry figures warn output cuts could continue. Government action looms as beef and poultry price pressure prompts possible import controls and emergency credit aid.
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Hearst Criticizes Officials Over Patricia Kidnapping
Mrs. Randolph Hearst in her first interview since Patricia Hearst was abducted accuses authorities of aiding criminals through education therapy and parole while offering victims little help she vows to fight for effective action. FBI says Patricia and two fugitives will be given every opportunity to surrender peacefully and notes SLA members involved.
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Here's a switch Mexican style lasagne at Vermont Steak House
Edward Pinsonneault notes economical eating by Italian and Chinese chefs through small portions of many courses. He offers practical tips like flavoring rice with citrus, washing mushrooms in a bag, and using cinnamon toast with instant coffee for spice. Visit The Vermont Steak House in Bennington, Vermont for dinner.
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Medical underground in U S hospitals sparks debate
A New England Journal of Medicine report details thousands of unlicensed foreign trained doctors working in U S hospitals and clinics. Based on surveys of 4035 foreign medical graduates, it finds many lack certification after multiple exam attempts and raises questions about care quality and regulatory gaps.
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U.S
Educational Council For Foreign Medical Graduates
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United States
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