Turkey Aliases Netachrochwa and the Trimmings
Thanksgiving 1975- Americans name the turkey by many words while National Geographic notes 37 080 000 birds will be eaten on Nov 27 and 123 600 000 fatted birds for the year. The National Turkey Federation cites 10 pounds of meat per person with turkey highest in protein per calorie. Turkeys face jokes and even dread by ranchers and their name origins traverse languages from Turkey to France Italy and Russia.
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National Turkey Federation of
Reston
Turkey
New World
Old World
India
Calicut
Kozhikode
France
Indyk
Pland
Norway
Germany
Holland
Italy
Russia
Top protein sources and costs from August data
The agriculture department reports August protein costs per 20 grams, listing dry beans peanut butter enriched white bread and large eggs as cheapest sources. Beef liver hamburger whole milk follow, with sliced bacon porter house steak lamb chops and pork sausage as most expensive. An adult male’s 60 gram daily allowance is noted.
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U.S. Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Fashion consultant says Ford looks like a leader
Miami AP fashion consultant John Molloy praises President Ford for shedding wild ties and adopting a leaderlike image. He argues dress signals leadership and notes Molloy’s firm charges $500 daily to advise executives on attire. He cites Lansky’s conservative style as well. Lake Bigler name on Tahoe history noted.
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Ford
Miami
John Molloy
United States
Molloy
Malloy
Meyer Lansky
Ripening Orange Mystery Ties Green Skin to Regreening
The ripest fruit, the oranges bearing a greenish tinge, show the regreening phenomenon. As oranges hang in warm weather, chlorophyll returns to the skin, keeping them green even when ripe. They are never picked until fully ripe.
Oil and grain trade talks tie to Soviet purchases
Agriculture Secretary Earl Butz and Federal Energy Administrator Frank Zarb discussed linking U.S. purchases of Soviet oil at below cartel prices to an agreement stabilizing Soviet grain purchases over the next five years.
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Agriculture
Earl Butz
Frank Zarb
U.S
The Energy Ant May Help Conserve Energy
The Energy Ant is a 16 page coloring book from the Federal Energy Administration for children to learn energy conservation. Free copies available by writing Consumer Information Pueblo Colorado 81009. It includes games riddles and explanations of fuel types including nuclear and solar power in child friendly terms.
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Federal Energy Administration
Pueblo
Colo
Consumer Information Index
Consumer Information Center
The
General Services Administration
Consumer
First Wireless Was Between Vineyard Poles
Washington AP recalls Marconi's wireless milestones from 1895 in a Bologna vineyard using grape poles as antennas to spanned signals. It notes patents in Britain and America, early ship-to-ship wireless tests, and the 1901 transatlantic transmission from Cornwall to Newfoundland by the 27-year-old inventor.
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Washington
Bologna
Guglielmo Marconi
Britain
Intellectual Property Owners
Marconi
Corwall
England
Newfoundland
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Lansky
California
California-Nevada
Bigler
Gov
William Bigler
Lake Tahoe
Gazette
Vision Magazine
TV Vision
the Saturday Morning Gazette
Ovoux
Ant
Bishops and
Killians
First Ave
Shriner
Santa Ina
Santa
Dr.Max
Mambo
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