Pet food taste test by Northwestern writer shocks readers
Northwestern columnist John Combellick conducts a satirical taste test of popular pet foods to illustrate rising prices and consumer choice. He samples brands like Puss and Boots, Purina Dog Chows, Rival, and others, noting textures, flavors, and the unusual idea of treating pet meals as gourmet fare.
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Indians negotiate as guards trade soup for talks at monastery
National Guard negotiators barter hot soup milk and cigarettes with armed Indian militants occupying a monastery demanding land The food exchange marks first aid into the closed estate since New Year takeover while talks resume and power restoration is promised Officials report a cease fire remains in effect amid renewed face to face discussions between the factions and potential participation by related groups
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Indians Push for Control Over Destiny at Tribal Chairmen’s Meet
Mescalero Apache chairman Wendell Chino opened the National Tribal Chairmen's Association convention in Albuquerque urging a new national policy letting Indians govern their own fate. He warned against land fragmentation and said future battles will be in Congress, not fields, as tribes strive to protect resources and funds.
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Ford outlines energy plan with price hikes not rationing
President Ford favors higher gasoline prices to curb demand while rejecting direct fuel rationing. He is expected to propose tariffs on imports, tax increases on oil, and removal of price controls, with auto makers agreeing to improve mileage though no federal standards planned. The plan aims to cut oil demand by one million barrels daily and reduce import dependence, though details and economic impact remain under study.
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Automaker offers price rebates to boost sales
DETROIT AP Auto industry analysts say Chrysler leads with large price rebates up to 400 dollars to spur demand. Other LS car makers may follow with similar incentives as competition tightens and sales falter.
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Ford calls cabinet together for crisis talks
President Ford convened his cabinet for their first meeting since November 15 to discuss domestic crises in the economy and energy. The agenda included an income tax cut and possible incentives to boost petroleum production and imports as Ford seeks to chart a course amid transition and a shakeup of his administration.
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New wave of illegal gas overcharges feared
Washington AP Justice Department lawyers believe they stopped schemes by gasoline dealers to violate federal price rules but warn a new wave could arise during shortages. In results from last year, 98 civil suits were filed for overcharging or conditioning sales. About 40 cases remain pending. fines up to 5000 dollars and restitution orders were issued, but courts did not require refunds to the same victims.
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Scientists predict quake in California by 1960s system
UPI reports government geologists predicted a quake the day before it happened near Hollister California using an experimental array along the San Andreas fault. Researchers hope to prove techniques and establish operational tremor forecasts within two to three years in Los Angeles and San Francisco regions.
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Weather Likely Snow or Rain Tonight
Cloudy conditions with chances of snow or rain tonight. Overnight lows in the 20s. Page 2 provides full forecast details.
Menasha rejects $25 million nursing home bond issue
Menasha voters defeat a $25 million bond proposal for the Malon Villa Nursing Home on the town east side by 1,287 to 1, etc. The referendum turnout was 33 percent with 3,882 residents registered. Precinct 2 opposed 88 to 82 while Precinct 1 voted 374 to 323 against the bonds for a $2.5 million issue. Developers Bubels and Hoeppner hoped to use Wisconsin Industrial Development Law bonds. Opposition cited no growth and a late telephone blitz. Bubolz said contracts were signed but financing still unsettled.
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