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Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1976

Page

8

Indiana Zinc in Industry and Potential Local Deposits

Indiana zinc serves mainly in galvanizing and casting but has many uses. Over half of US zinc must be imported. Most zinc comes from sphalerite ore. Economic sphalerite deposits found in several midwestern states. Indiana surveys report small sphalerite occurrences and possible major deposits in the Hoosier bedrock system.

United States Midwestern Hoosier Indiana Indiana Geological Survey

Meat and poultry supplies rise in first half forecasts

Agriculture Department experts estimate total meat and poultry supplies for consumers in early 1977 will be about 2 percent higher than the first half of 1976. Beef and turkey output may fall year over year, while pork and broiler chicken gains offset declines to reach 23.8 billion pounds for the January–June period, versus 23.3 billion in 1976.

Washington UPI Agriculture Department Howe

KCIA official seeks asylum amid congress payoffs probe

Sang Keun Kim, a top KCIA official in Washington, reportedly seeks political asylum to avoid U.S. investigations into alleged influence payments to about 70 congressmen tied to financier Tongsun Park. Kim’s bid would complicate Seoul and Park’s denials, while Seoul claims he has not asked for asylum.

Washington UPI Korean Central Intelligence Agency United States U.S Sang Keun Kim KCIA Park Chung Hee Kim Tongsun Park South Korea Seoul Yung Hwan Kim Emmbassy Park

Knife sharpening dying trade in New Orleans streets

Sebastian Fontana, 66, reflects on70 years of sharpening blades with his late uncle Jake Grisofi. The roving trade once rode horse and wagon through the French Quarter and markets, but shrinking shops reduce demand as Fontana now averages about 40 blades daily at 20 to 35 cents each.

New Orleans UPI Sebastian Fontana Fontana Jake Grisofi French Quarter

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