Sunday summary of food waste by income groups
The National Observer reports studies in Tucson and Springfield showing millions of dollars of food wasted by U S children and parents. The Tycoon survey indicates some middle income families waste about 35 percent of purchased food.
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Dawn rush floods Dallas as shoppers swarm store doors
In Dallas 320 men and women line up before dawn for Christmas food as shelves empty quickly. Supermarket manager Steve McLaren calls the scramble one of the wildest hours he has seen, leaving aisles almost bare.
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Beirat Beirut Civil War Intensifies Amid Fighting
Beirut battles rage as Moslem leftists vow to drive out Christians from a gutted Holiday Inn stronghold. Defenders refuse surrender and threaten counterattacks while ambushes, kidnappings, and looting sweep the capital. At least 30 dead and 50 wounded in Beirut, 6 more killed elsewhere in Lebanon, totaling 550 dead and 800 wounded in eight months.
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Dutch plan to resolve hijacked train incident
Sources describe a hijacking crisis with gunmen threatening passengers and killing harm. Authorities aim to negotiate, with 24 hoses al aive references unclear. Officials believe five captives may be released peacefully if talks succeed. The narrative mentions a mustard-colored train and ongoing negotiation efforts.
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Soviet five year plan promises lower growth and wage rises
The Soviet government unveils a spartan plan for 1976 to 1980 citing quality and efficiency with little consumer relief. Tass reports lower growth across major indices including industrial and agricultural output. The plan hints at wage increases of 14 to 18 percent by 1960 raising average monthly pay from 140 to 170 rubles.
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Saint Nick Might Need Lawyer Over Christmas Plans
Rep. M.G. Gene Snyder comments that Santa could face possible legal violations and may need a lawyer or clemency to complete his Christmas Eve trip. The remark appears in page 3.
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Steelers win crown as Harris leads with record 118 yards
Franco Harris sets a team single game rushing mark and personal best with 118 yards and two touchdowns as the Steelers clinch their second straight American Conference Central Division title with a 35 14 victory over the Cincinnati Bengals. Harris, who aggravates a pinched nerve in his right hand on the opening play, emphasizes the team's drive for back to back Super Bowl titles.
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Cowboys Halt Redskins In Push Toward Playoffs
Dallas, labeled a rebuilding club in 1975, dominates Washington with a aggressive defense and a hobbling Roger Staubach to win 31 to 10 and clinch a spot in the NFL playoffs.
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Review item from Hayward newspaper page
A page from the Review in Hayward features local notices and listings including community events, services, and briefmakers. The fragment references a 106 page edition with contact details for further information.
The day IT became Santa Claus
A first time Santa in a Southland shopping center faces stage fright while dressing, applying makeup, and finding character. Bill Dolyniuk guides the process from suit to voice, noting the moment when costume changes the performer into Santa Claus. The author details nerves, preparation, and getting into character as the dressing room scene unfolds.
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