Heavy beef supplies expected from 7-state cattle on feed rise
UPI reports the seven major beef states show an 8 percent rise in cattle on feed for slaughter as of September 1, yielding continued ample beef for consumers in the near term. Aug slaughter grain fed cattle up 31 percent from 1975. total cattle on feed at 6.432 million. Arizona and California show declines or little change. Colorado Iowa Kansas Nebraska Texas all rise from last year.
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UPI
Agriculture Department
Crop Reporting Board
Arizona
California
Colorado
Iowa
Kansas
Nebraska
Texas
Fishermen face tougher 200 mile zone rules
Washington officials warn New England and North Pacific fishermen that catch limits may tighten. William Gordon of the New England Fisheries Management Council says overfished stocks require rebuilding and that foreign fishing will be limited by new U S law taking effect March 1 1977.
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U.S
National Marine Fisheries Service
William G. Gordon
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New England Fisheries Management Council
Experts find different causes for plane crash
Three investigators from government, industry, and law discuss varying aims in the Idaho crash investigation near Fairfield on Feb. 20 1972. The government seeks prevention, the lawyer seeks accountability, and the safety expert seeks the most likely cause for advisory purposes.
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UPI
Idaho
Fairfield
Donald Salem
Gerald Walhout
National Transportation Safety Board
Norman Horton
The
Safe Association
Sun Valley Airlines
Walhout
Expert backs Mormon will as genuine in Hughes case
A Minneapolis handwriting expert testified the so called Mormon will may be authentic in the Las Vegas probate case against Clifford Irving. The hearing on January 10 will decide authenticity while Summa Corp disputes the wills filed after Hughes death.
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Las Vegas
UPI
Minneapolis
Salt Lake City
Colonial Press Freedom Emphasized in Editorial Tradition
The piece recalls the origins of American newspapers starting with Pub lick Occurances in 1690 and notes enduring commitment to free press. It mentions the Stamp Act of 1765 and the ongoing practice of publishing editorials and letters reflecting diverse opinions.
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America
American
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