Energy talks in Congress stall as Carter pressures pace
A House Senate conference panel opened amid a hopeful but combative mood to reconcile energy policy differences. President Carter pressed lawmakers in private meetings, urging a public acceptable program. Other actions include a Saturday mail service bill and debates on arms, Panama, and foreign aid.
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Transition to metric system slowed by public opposition
Washington reports that the federal government again delays the metric transition after public opposition. The National Weather Service will drop dual readings and rely on metric measures only, with the U S Metric Board to set the final transition and board appointments pending.
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Harvest strike hinges on harvest and prices
Des Moines Iowa UP I reports National Farmers Organization president Oren Staley says the harvest quality could decide if a national farmers strike occurs on December 14. He notes farmers are angry at federal farm regulations and that high yields and better prices might avert action, while drought and surpluses could push toward a strike.
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Meat industry given three months to prove nitrates safe
The Agriculture Department demands data within three months showing nitrates used in bacon and other cured meats do not form cancer-causing nitrosamines when cooked. Assistant Secretary Carol Tucker Foreman says a ban could follow if data fail to prove safety, while industry leaders defend current controls and safety.
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Path to Health Named For Fullerton Nutrition Club
FULLERTON The Nut rition Club of Fullerton met last week in the Community Room where the group chose Path to Health as its club name. Dr. Gerald Murphy spoke on preventing up to 95 percent of dental problems and cavities, followed by a natural food lunch. The next meeting is November 14 at 8 p.m. in the Community Room with a program on natural sweeteners. Guests are welcome.
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Liberty Bell Hidden in Allentown Church during 1777 siege
The Liberty Bell was moved to Allentown Pennsylvania and hidden in Zio Reformed Church as British forces approached Philadelphia on September 16. It remained there until June 27, 1778, then relocated back to Philadelphia.
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Own Your Own Tea Catalog Store in Wayne Nebraska
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