Baking flour types and trends amid high prices
Consumer prices in 1973 74 pushed bread bakers back to basics with Do-it-from-scratch cooking. Wheat flour per capita declined from 118 pounds in 1960 to 106 in 1974 before rising to 111 in 1976. The Wheat Flour Institute notes more hamburgers and buns boost flour use. The guide explains endosperm bran and germ, enriched white flour, bleached flour standards, and types from all purpose to cake and self rising to quick blends.
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United States
The
Wheat Flour Institute
Seaweed Fertilizer Boosts Crop Yields in Trials
Greensboro researcher William Campbell III reports Aqua 10 seaweed spray fertilizer dramatically increases cucumber yields and shows strong gains across peppers, butterbeans, Irish potatoes, hay, tobacco, corn, tomatoes, squash, cucumbers, and peppers. Beaufort to start full production after three years of testing with early adopters noting rapid harvests.
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Greensboro
William Campbell III
North Carolina
Beaufort
Campbell
Weather ties Legionnaires disease to late summer outbreak
Four Columbus cases prompt Dr. Ian Baird of Riverside Hospital to link Legionnaires disease to late summer weather. One patient, Catherine McCoy, 56, died August 6. others include a recovered patient and a 65 year old in serious condition. Evidence from Michigan and Washington supports a common antibody with Philadelphia victims. Autopsy and CDC testing confirmed the diagnosis after rapid pneumonia cases prompted investigation.
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Columbus
Ohio
Philadelphia
Ian Baird
Riverside Hospital
Catherine
M. McCoy
Federal Center For Disease Control
Atlanta
Baird
Pontiac
Mich
Washington, D.C
American Legion
Michigan
Washington
McCoy
Violence at Ohio Statehouse Klan anti-busing rally
Police arrested 10 after clashes at the Statehouse as anti Klan protesters pelted Klansmen with eggs and booed leader Dale Reusch, who spoke briefly amid flags and police in riot gear. Two dozen supporters backed the Klan while more than 500 demonstrators filled the steps.
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Columbus, Ohio
Statehouse
Dale Reusch
Ohio Klan
Klan
State Capitol
Columbus
Ohio
Reusch
Capitol
Lodi
Trial Opens In Student Shooting At Dunn Station
Robert Lee Bass of Dunn North Carolina faces a manslaughter trial for the April death of Hugh Charles Sanders Jr an 18 year old Delaware college student. The defendant originally faced murder charges which were dismissed before the manslaughter indictment. Judge Robert D Rouse Jr will preside at the Superior Court trial in Lillington North Carolina.
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Lillington
N.C
Robert Lee Bass
Dunn
Delaware College
Hugh Charles Sanders Jr
Elesmere, del
Bass
Environmentalists Fear Mishaps At Trans Alaska Oil Pipeline
Environmentalists warn the Trans Alaska oil pipeline faces major spill risks and wildlife disruption. They note several mishaps since operations began on June 20 while coastal spills have not yet occurred.
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Trans-Alaska
Washington
Alaska
Brock Evans
The
Sierra Club
North Slope
Valdez
United States
Pam Rich
Friends of Earth
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