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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1979

Page

5

Cattle Profit Picture Shifts as Calves Yield Beef Returns

The piece outlines rising rancher profits from calves despitePackers and retailers reporting thin margins on beef. It details costs to raise a calf from birth to market, with Healey noting break-even needs and backgrounders, feeders, and Morrells slicing profits along the chain. It cites USDA supply shortages and high cattle demand affecting pricing and processing.

Bob Healey Chamberlain US Department of Agriculture Healy Healey Jim Wester Sioux Falls Wester John Morrell and Co Donald Slotkin Slotkin

Last Guyana bodies leave Dover Base

Six months after a local uproar over Peoples Temple victims, the last 13 bodies from the Guyana tragedy were shipped from Dover Air Force Base to California. 48 unidentified coffins were moved to Oakland under court order, with 248 unidentified and 297 identified but unclaimed remains buried there. Relatives may claim bodies at Army bases near San Francisco and Los Angeles before June 10.

Dover Air Force Base Del.ap Peoples Temple Dover Charles A. Legates Jr Delaware Legates California Michael J. Harrington Guyana Harrington State Department Pentagon Edward F. Kafader Tatewaale Calfornia Kafader Evergreen Cemetery Oakland Calif San Francisco Los Angeles

Lawmakers oppose death warrants in Florida case

Florida lawmakers oppose the death penalty and fear executions could trigger more. Gov. Graham signed warrants for John Speinkelink and Willie Darden, with Darden to die first at 7 am Wednesday. Spenkelink seeks a stay, while Darden pursues appeals in state and federal courts amid Florida's high death-row tally.

Starke Fla Florida Bob Graham John A Speakelink Willie Jasper Darden Old Smokey Gary Gilmore Utah Spenkelink Darden State Supreme Court U.S. Supreme Court Ste Dawson Emmett Clark Blake Speakelink Afer Uranatt

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