Disease ban on pet birds ordered
The Agriculture Department imposed a ban on commercial imports of canaries canaries, parakeets, finches and other exotic birds to curb Newcastle disease risk. Officials said the ban may last until protective screening and disease procedures are developed, as outbreaks threaten U.S. poultry and prices.
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Ransom Money Recovered Before News Conference
A report notes a $1 million ransom was placed near a scene yesterday with two black suitcases. Authorities indicate the money was removed from the bags prior to the press conference.
Man crucifixion stunt ends without fatal injury
Eugene Austill lured a woman into crucifying him to restore his family ties in Buckeye Arizona. He climbed a ladder on a pickup truck and asked her to nail him to a crossbar in a cave east of town. He screamed during the two hour ordeal but did not bleed much, officials said. No charges likely.
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Nixon demands no quotas in federal hiring mercy
Civil Rights Commission Chair Hampton said President Nixon wants discrimination rooted out in federal employment but rejects quotas. He released copies of Nixon’s August letter noting merit as the sole criterion for hiring and promotion. Hampton argues quotas unfairly fix job decisions on proportional basises.
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Farm guidance urges Americans to hoard food amid high prices
Washington AP reports the Agriculture Department advises families to stockpile two weeks of regular foods or maintain a two week emergency supply for fallout shelter scenarios as U S food prices hit record highs. The guidance appears in the pamphlet Family Food Stockpile for Survival, revised in July this year. The notice recalls civil defense fears from 1991. In Hawaii Maui resident Jesse Kahaulua, the first non Japanese to win a major tournament, returns to cheers from about 1000 fans. Mayor Cravalho praises him.
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