More Beef Less Chicken for Dinner Tables in 1975
Agriculture officials forecast a shift toward beef and pork as poultry marketing rises 10 to 20 percent in 1975 while pork output slips 5 to 10 percent. Secretary Earl Butz disputed claims of a shrinking world grain reserve, stating world food stocks could last about 400 days when livestock and grain stocks in importing nations are counted. He said price increases for 1975 should stay under 10 percent, much lower than this year’s expected 25 percent rise.
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Romania
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Congress Pushes Strict IRS File Access Controls
Congress and privacy advocates push for new laws and an executive order to curb government access to individual tax returns. A proposed bill would limit agency access to IRS data and restrict presidential review, aiming to close loopholes exposed by Watergate era disclosures.
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Nixon
Department of Agriculture
Lowell P. Weicker Jr
R-Conn
Philip Buchen
Exhumations Planned for Two More Virginia Deaths
Commonwealth's Atty. J. Thompson Wyatt said two Petersburg General Hospital heart patients who died in late June will be exhumed this week to test for lidocaine. Autopsies will determine if the deaths involved foul play. no IDs released.
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Lide Caine
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Thomas
Voter Turnout Debates Across Alaska and Oklahoma
Alaska voters face decisions on moving the capital from Juneau and state funding questions while Oklahoma contests nominate candidates for governor and Legislature. Key figures include Jay Hammond and Walter Hickel in the GOP race, Don Wright in the Democratic field, and House races featuring Don Young in Oklahoma.
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Willie Hensley
Kotzebue
Army Private Pleads Guilty To White House Helicopter Sting
Pvt. Robert K. Preston 20 of Panama City Florida pled guilty to wrongful appropriation and breach of the peace for stealing a helicopter from Fort Meade and landing on the White House lawn the predawn February 17 mission. He admitted anger at the Army and said he wanted to fly to feel better. A four officer four enlisted jury will determine punishment while he faces related civil charges. Nixon was at his Key Biscayne retreat during the incident.
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White House
Secret Service
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Robert K. Preston
Preston
Washington Monument
U.S. Capitol
Panama City
Fla
Fort Meade
Kenneth A. Howard
Army
Nixon
Biscayne
Fire At Washington House Hotel Claims 13 Lives
BERKELEY SPRINGS W Va AP The death toll from Sundays Washington House Hotel fire rose to 11 by Monday as rescuers recovered four more bodies. Officials say 13 perished in the predawn blaze that destroyed the hotel and four nearby buildings. Cause undetermined but thought to have started in the restaurant area. Damage estimated at $1 million per Morgan County planner J Richard Hawvermale.
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W.va
Washington House
J. Richard Hawvermale
Morgan County
UN to Remain with Forces in Turkish Cyprus Area
United Nations police keepers will stay in the Turkish controlled zone of Cyprus. Secretary General Kurt Waldheim, after talks in Athens with Greek leaders, says the Greeks and Turks have not asked him to withdraw UN forces. UN officers report Turkish troops pressuring positions and blocking convoys, with a gap in Greek Turkish settlement. Waldheim returns to New York after meetings in Greece.
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George Mavrus
Downpond
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Fumturg
Greene
Tureack
Cyprus
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Vis
Boosh
Egypt Builds Fortifications In Sinai Desert
U S intelligence reports show Egypt constructing fortifications in the Sinai desert after a reported Israeli attack threat. The defensive works include various works described as elaborate by sources, with details limited and unclear.
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Sinai
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