Beef prices rise again while Washington Mall repairs begin
U S retail beef prices jumped 4.4 percent in February with choice grade averaging 2.14 per pound, up from January. The National Park Service cut Mall damage estimates to 975,000 dollars and said repairs will close the 70 acre site for six weeks to two months.
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Government studies banning multipiece tire rims under safety review
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration reports 71 deaths from rim separations since 1957 and seeks public input on possible bans or safety improvements for two or three piece rims used on trucks buses and campers.
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No breakthrough in Carter Begin Mideast peace talks
President Carter and Israeli Prime Minister Begin failed to produce progress in two and a half hour White House talks on the Middle East crisis. Officials canceled an afternoon session and planned to meet again tonight as both sides remained firm. Carter vowed to persevere for peace with Egypt, Israel, and the region.
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New Orleans Firefighters Back Mail Ballot Over Contract Vote
Union leaders canceled a Thursday vote on a city contract amid fears of outside disruption from striking police. Firefighters will vote by mailed ballots counted by a neutral third party as crews stay on duty. The contract offers 5 percent pay raises over two years plus 10 to 20 percent already awarded.
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Judge delays Gray trial as prosecutors seek options on secrets
A federal judge agreed to postpone the trial of L. Patrick Gray and two aides to allow prosecutors to find alternatives protecting defense rights without disclosing national security documents. If no options work, the government may drop the case related to illegal break ins in 1972 and 1973 tied to Weather Underground fugitives.
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Pope John Paul II Wins Permission to Visit Poland
Pope John Paul II reaches a compromise with Polish Communist leaders allowing a homeland visit but delaying the trip until after the 900th anniversary of St Stanislaus martyrdom celebrations. The accord satisfied both sides amid tensions in Warsaw.
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Home Rule Votes Fail in Scotland and Wales
Referendums in Scotland and Wales delivered defeats for home rule plans. Wales rejected the proposal by a wide margin, while Scotland backed a parliament but failed to reach the 40 percent threshold despite 1,230,937 favoring the assembly to 1,153,502 against. The outcomes threaten the minority Labour government and prompt calls for confidence votes.
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Tering Free Estimates and Home Services Ad
Local ad lists free estimates for tow hydraulic work and new homes or additions. Includes snow removal 24 hour contact Alberty and numbers 365-009 and 377-7916. Infrared planning and 1 story options noted. Horn's Light Hauling provides a contact 363-6696.
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