Featherless Chickens Could Cut Dinner Costs Nationwide
National Geographic notes featherless fowl, bred since 1953, could yield more meat but face stress and heating costs. Studies at Maryland and Connecticut show potential gains in meat yield and lower shrinkage, with future prospects for warm regions and economical production.
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University of California At Davis
New Hampshire
University of Maryland
Max Rubin
Daniel E. Bigbee
Jumpsuits Rise In Social Fashion From Workwear to Runway
The jumpsuit shifts from grease monkey proof coverall to high fashion as Pauline Trigere Audrey Smaltz Lyn Revson Jan Chipman and Yves Saint Laurent spark its ascent. Kimberly brand early adopter notes ease of dress up or down with caveat about weak kidneys.
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la Grenouille
Paris
Alix Gres
Pierre Hotel
Audrey Smaltz
Lyn Revson
Westbury
Jan Chipman
Shea Stadium
Ohrbach
Yves Saint Laurent
Terms for oil deal as yet undecided
Washington reports the United States aims to seal within two months a plan to import 10 million metric tons of Soviet oil annually on favorable but undecided terms. The accord would let about 200000 barrels a day of Soviet crude and products enter U.S. markets, potentially impacting world prices.
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