Baby beef moves into retail meat counters nationwide
The Agriculture Department and National Livestock and Meat Board report rising sales of baby beef calves aged seven to ten months, weighing 400 to 600 pounds, marketed as a separate product line. Grass fed meat requires different prep and cooking, with tips provided to consumers in Florida Texas California Nebraska Detroit and Chicago areas.
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Washington
UPI
Agriculture Department
National Livestock and Meat Board
W.E. Tyler
USDA
Agricultural Marketing Service
The
Meat Board
Florida
Texas
California
Nebraska
Detroit
Chicago
Tyler
Greeley
Colo
Denver
Southwest
Southeast
Rhodes deposition secrecy denied in Kent State case
U.S. District Judge Donald Young ruled former Gov. James A. Rhodes must include his deposition in the record of a suit by Kent State’s four deceased students’ parents against Rhodes and the Ohio National Guard. Rhodes was governor when National Guard troops fired on students at Kent State on May 4 1970, killing four and wounding nine.
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Toledo, Ohio
UPI
James A. Rhodes
Kent State University
U.S
Donald Young
Young
Rhodes
Ohio National Guard
National Guard
Kent State
Amnesty urged for deserters as Ford plan stands
National Selective Service Director Byron Pepitone urged deserters and draft evaders to seize Ford's amnesty now, noting only about 10 percent of the 12 500 deserters and 8 000 evaders have surrendered and that few expect a better offer. Margaretta Happy Rockefeller underwent a four and a half hour modified radical mastectomy at Sloan Kettering, with doctors calling her survival prospects excellent.
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Columbus
UPS
National Selective Service
Byron Pepitone
Ford
Pepitone
New York
UPI
Margaretta
Rockefeller
Nelson Rockefeller
Sloan-Kettering Institute
Burton seeks Yugoslav princess marriage amid shock romance
London actor Richard Burton pursues marriage to Princess Elizabeth of Yugoslavia as soon as possible. The princess says she feels wonderful about the whirlwind romance and plans to wed after her divorce, shocking her husband Neil Balfour who considered ending his political career.
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London
Richard Burton
Elizabeth of
Yugoslavia
Burton
Elizabeth
Neil Balfour
Saxbe Says He and Ford Work Well Together
Attorney General William Saxbe said he and President Ford are working well and that he wants to stay in his post. He dismissed a Jack Anderson report claiming he might leave and noted cabinet upheaval spread by the columnist.
Ribicoff Proposes 20 MPG Minimum For Automakers
Senator Abraham Ribicoff proposes legislation demanding U S auto makers produce cars that achieve at least 20 miles per gallon. He argues the industry can meet the minimum despite its focus on optional features.
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Meriden, Conn
UPI
Abraham A. Ribicoff
D-Conn
Ribicoff
Detroit
Ford signs bill to finance 7.75 billion housing construction
President Ford signed a measure to finance 7.75 billion dollars in housing construction. The bill aims to spur the building of 100000 new houses nationwide and boost a depressed housing industry.
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Washington
UPI
Ford
Weather and civil notices from The Record
Partly cloudy tonight with frost and a chance of light snow flurries. Low temperatures in the mid 20s to lower 30s. Saturday will be quite cloudy with a high in the 40s and a 30 percent tonight and 20 percent Saturday precipitation chance. Winds easing tonight then variable. Also includes marriages births and deaths notices with names and locations for James A. Haines Jr. and Tamara L. Phillips, Roy Claybaugh and others. Deaths listed Herman E Heffelfinger John Kenrick and Myrtle Leber.
Nixon Improves May Testify in Watergate Case
Nixon's lawyers say his health has improved enough to potentially testify in writing within three to four weeks, while seeking to block release of tapes and documents not subpoenaed. Judge Sirica asks for a medical report and may send doctors to California to evaluate Nixon before deciding on his appearance. Prosecution and Ehrlichman defense oppose written questions.
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Washington
UPI
Richard Nixon
Nixon
U.S
John J. Sirica
Sirica
California
John D. Ehrlichman
Herbert J. Miller Jr
Kayakers Tangle With Killer Whales Off Alaskan Waters
Seattle adventurers Mark Orr and Walter Barkan paddled through icy Alaska and encountered three killer whales north of Vancouver Island and two humpback whales near Juneau. Orr described the whales as playful and unmoved by the boats, while both kayaks narrowly shared the frigid fjord passage.
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Seattle
Wash
UPI
Orr
Vancouver Island
B.C
Juneau
Back To School Night At Norwalk Junior High
Norwalk Junior High will host its annual Back To School Night Monday starting with a 6 15 dinner for parents in the cafeteria at 50 cents. The evening continues at 7 with parents meeting teachers and following their child’s course schedule. those attending the dinner should notify the school office.
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Norwalk Junior High
Haunting Late Night Opening At Norwalk Jaycees House
The Norwalk Jaycees Haunted House at 112 Benedict Ave opens tonight from 6 30 to 9 30. Children under nine require an accompanying adult and admission is 50 cents.
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Norwalk Jaycees
Benedict Ave
Missing City Man Found At Tiffin Motel
A 25 year old Norwalk man Raymond Stogner who had been missing since October 5 was found Thursday evening at a Tiffin motel. He was taken to the Erie County Sheriff’s Office and released without charge to go stay with a friend in Sandusky. He said he needed time alone and did not intend to imply he drowned. His raft with coat wallet and car keys was found on the Huron River near Milan. He formerly worked at Good Samaritan Hospital.
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Norwalk
Tiffin
Raymond Stogner
Wooster St
Erie County Sheriff’s Office
Debbie
Charles Sweet
Sandusky
Stogner
Huron River
Milan
Stegners
Good Samaritan Hospital
Mills gets loud backing from Arkansas Jaycees
Rep. Wilbur D. Mills faced a hostile campaign climate over his recent spill with champagne. He apologized to the Little Rock Junior Chamber of Commerce and asked for support in his tough re election bid. Mills defended his marriage and denied impropriety with Mrs Battistella while replying to questions about his assistant Gene Goss.
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George Boosey
Little Rock, Ark
UPI
Wilbur D. Mills
D-Ark
Mills
Little Rock
Jaycees
Wilbur
U.S. Park
Washington
Arkansas
Judy Petty
Gene Goss
Campaign parallels likened to Nixon by Rhodes aide
Eugene P. O Grady campaign manager for Gov Gilligan draws a scary parallel between GOP candidate James Rhodes and Richard Nixon in 1972. He accuses Rhodes of relying on paid ads and press releases while avoiding debates and tax return disclosures. Local poll calls and remarks on inflation are noted with voter response prompts.
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Bryan, Ohio
UPI
Eugene P. O’grady
John J. Gilligan
GOP
James Rhodes
Richard Nixon
Rhodes
Gilligan
Jim Rhodes
People of Ohio Today
O’grady
Williams County
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Saxbe Discounts Report
James A. Haines, Jr
Greenwich
Tamara L. Phillips
Willard
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Roy Claybaugh
Sandusky Memorial
Willis Cordle
Berlin Heights
Good Samaritan
Herman E. Heffelfinger
Willard John Ff. Kenrick
San Francisco
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Myrtle, Leber
Charles R. Richey
Mark Orr
Walter Barkan
Finland
Wilbur Mills
Jaycee Group
Polly
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