New Beef Grading Likely Next Year
Fresno AP reports U S Department of Agriculture hearings on leaner beef grading to allow younger cattle to earn prime or choice status. UC Berkeley study led by Ken Ellis backs leaner meat with similar flavor, while consumer groups warn of price and quality concerns amid drought and rising feed costs. Las Angeles and Chicago hearings slated for Oct 30 to Nov 11. Separately, a Milgram Foods strike spreads to Safeway Fleming and Associated Grocers with 40 stores affected.
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Ken Ellis
University of California Agriculture Extension Service
Fresno County
University of California At Berkeley
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Teamsters
Milgram Food
Teamsters Union
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Fleming Companies, Inc
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Associated Grocers
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A & P Food
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Medical School Dedication Highlights Missouri Dream
The University of Missouri School of Medicine in Kansas City dedicated a 13.3 million five story building on Hospital Hill with about 1,000 attendees. Dr. Ward Darley praised medicine and government as complex social institutions needing common ground to advance medical education. An UMKC reading and concert by Duo Anne Perret and Rodrigo de Zayas followed in Columbia at Jesse Auditorium.
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University of Missouri School of Medicine
Ward Darley
University of Colorado
Hospital Hill
Umkc Medical School
Columbia
Anne Perret
Rodrigo de Zayas
University of Missouri- Columbia
Jesse Auditorium
US Aid Helps Mexico Improve Weather Forecasting
The United States spends 400000 a year to help Mexico modernize its weather forecasting and hurricane tracking. US officials supervise 10 weather stations run by Mexican staff under the Agriculture Ministry, providing raw data for Washington to share with U S forecasters and Southwest states. The aid comes from NOAA's 600 million dollar budget and aims to expand bilateral cooperation begun in 1942 for wartime data needs.
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Mexico City
Mexico
United States
Mike Sunray
U.S
Sunray
U.S. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
Agriculture Ministry
Third District Sends Woman To Congress
In Missouri's 3rd District a three way race features incumbent Democrat Leonor K. Sullivan against Republican Jo Ann Raisch and independent Marie Nowak. Each woman cites aims of refreshment and citizen trust versus established politics as the district, centered on south St. Louis City and County, weighs candidates with two mothers and widows among them.
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ST. Louis
South St. Louis
Congress
Missouri
U.S
House of Representatives
Leonor K. Sullivan
Jo Ann P. Raisch
Marie 5. Nowak
Raisch
William
Fords Relax At Camp David
President Ford and Mrs. Ford spent a quiet weekend at Camp David with their new dog Liberty. Ford swam and played golf both days and watched football Sunday while Liberty was coaxed into the water. Mrs. Ford, recovering from cancer surgery, walked outside as the first family returned to the White House for Sunday dinner.
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Camp David, Md
Ford
Camp David
Liberty
White House
Missing Man Gary Simmons Wife Appeals For Help
The wife of missing oil executive Gary R. Simmons appealed for help from anyone with information about his whereabouts. She said something terrible must have happened as he is usually punctual. Simmons was last seen October 15 leaving his office with another man. He wrote a $30,000 check to the man who cashed it for $100 bills. Police seek Simmons’s 1974 Lincoln Continental, license JOZ 5180, believed to be in the two men’s possession.
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Overland Park, Kan
Gary R. Simmons
Simmons
Modern Art Prices Slide Across Sotheby Auction
New York AP reports a barometer sale at Sotheby Parke Benet showing a downturn in modern art values as about one third of works were bought back by their owners. The auction failed to meet estimates, fetching $4.785 million versus a prior $8.3 million last May and a projected $5.5 to $7 million.
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New York
Sotheby Parke Bennet
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