Bone chips plan may add meat from deboned bones
AP Farm Writer Don Kendall reports that the Agriculture Department seeks to let processors use mechanical deboning to scrape bones from processed livestock carcases. The plan would permit up to one pound of bone chips per 100 pounds of meat and a calcium limit, sparking concerns about calcium content and possible bacterial contamination. Public hearings and written comments are scheduled through August 25 with hearings in May, June, and July in major cities.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
U.S
Department
Rodney E. Leonard
Community Nutrition Institute
Leonard
USDA
Federal Meat Inspection
Sacramento
Calif
New York
Chicago
Washington, D.C
Concorde cleared for Washington flight operations begin
A federal appeals court upholds Transportation Secretary Colemans order allowing Air France and British Airways limited Concorde service to two U S airports and Washington Dulles for up to 16 months. The ruling supports test flights despite Port Authority Kennedy ban and environmental group opposition.
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Washington
London
Paris
Concorde
Port Authority of
New York-New Jersey
John F. Kennedy
Transportation
William T. Coleman Jr
Air France
British Airways
U.S
Coleman
Dulles International Airport
An Ek
Environmental Defense Fund
Dulles
New York
Port Authority
Fairfax County
N J surgeon charged in 5 count murder indictment
A Bergen County jury indictment accuses Dr Mario Jascalevich a New Jersey surgeon known as Dr X of murdering five River Dell Hospital patients in 1965 66 at Oradell not his own. Investigators this year found traces of curare in tissue samples during revived tests. The case stems from the Riverdell hospital deaths and a prior 1966 inquiry that was dropped despite discovering 18 curare vials in Jascalevich locker.
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Mario Jascalevich
Superior Court
Theodore
Ear 8
Aly
Nglewood Cliffs
Christ Hospital
Jersey City
Jascalevich
Carl Rohrbeck
Nancy Savino
Margaret Pearson
Frank Biggs
Emma M. Arzt
Riverdellospital
Oradell
Bergen County
Joseph C. Woodcock
N.J
Dr. X
Riverside Hospital
Cradell
UPI
Delaware court orders cross district busing in Wilmington plan
A federal court panel ordered busing across current Wilmington city and 11 county school districts to desegregate, affecting about 23 000 students. The plan, to start in 1977, does not set a fixed racial ratio but allows 10 to 35 percent black as evidence of desegregation and requires a committee to work out specifics.
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Wilmington
Del
Louisville
Indianapolis
Supreme Court
Detroit
Boston
Denver
Charlotte-Mecklenburg County
N.C
New Castle County
Oge
Levi weighs Boston busing impact on national politics
Atty. Gen. Levi nears a lone decision on using the Boston school case to seek Supreme Court guidelines limiting busing. The move could shape campaigns but would not immediately alter current court orders. any change would likely wait until after the 1976 elections.
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Margaret Gentry
Associated Press
Washington
Edward H. Levi
Levi
Boston
White House
Justice Deartment
Supreme Court
Ford Administration
Justice Department
Transportation
William T. Coleman
U.S. Civil Rights Commission
League of Women Voters
National Conference of Christians and Jews
Department
Kentucky
Ford
David Mathews
Health, Education and Welfare
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Armand Desrochers
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Sanford
Rich
Biddeford
Gerry Costello
Seiko
Youland’s Jewelry
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