Beef Cuts Should Be A Bargain
In a Penn State consumer tips column, Harold Neigh notes a beef market with rising production and ongoing price declines from last summer yet still above year-ago levels. Grass fed beef lacks fat and marbling compared with fed beef, influencing quality and price, while changes in cow slaughter and feed costs affect ground beef availability and hamburger prices. The 1976 meat grading standard update, effective February 23, may allow slightly leaner beef to qualify for Prime and Choice grades.
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Concord Elementary Market Day Returns With Fun and Food
A Concord Elementary School Market Day event sponsored by the PTA brings games contests and refreshments. The year event is set for Saturday February 28 from 1 to 3 pm with tickets sold by students at 25 cents each.
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Kissinger Wife Undergoes Major Stomach Surgery
Nancy Kissinger, 41, underwent surgery at Massachusetts General Hospital to remove 40 percent of her stomach to treat a long standing ulcer. Secretary of State Henry Kissinger said she is in pain but improving and expects to return to Washington in eight to ten days.
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Vigorito backs sunshine push for executive openness
Washington congressman Joseph P. Vigorito co sponsors House Resolution 11073 to require open meetings in federal agencies. He says the measure mirrors a Senate version recently approved and expects strong House support with hearings set early this year. In New York the QE2 adorns its promenade deck with a cast iron Edwardian lamp post for the dogs aboard.
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U S Joins In Helping Guatemala Earthquake Victims
Washington and several nations provide millions in disaster aid for Guatemala after earthquakes. U S government dispatches 1.5 million in relief, including two 100 bed hospitals and 18 Army helicopters, with Catholic Relief Services delivering tenting, blankets, tools, clothing, and first aid kits. CARE reports tapping 11 million in support.
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Bentsen Turns To Favorite Son Rose
Washington reports Sen. Lloyd Bentsen considers a favorite son path to Texas for the Democratic Convention. If chosen, he would halt his national campaign and run in the Texas primary on May 1. Reagan attacks Ford policies in New Hampshire as voters head to the polls two weeks away.
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