Winter Compounds State Cattle Woes
The cattle industry in southwest Kansas faces a harsher winter with pric e squeezes and early severe weather. Mud worsens losses, raises disease tolls, and feedlots in Grant, Stanton, and Seward counties report the heaviest impacts amid lower beef prices and higher grain costs. Fieldman W S Bill Watson notes widespread severe losses from central Kansas to the Colorado line and Oklahoma.
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Associated Press
Kansas
Kansas Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
W. S. Bill Watson
Kansas State Animal Health Department
Colorado Line
Oklahoma
Watson
Grant
Stanton
Seward
Hutchinson
Colorado
Jayhawk Rendering Co
Dodge City
Guyman
Okla
Lakin
Ulysses
Johnson
Sublette
Actor Joins Best Dressed Ranks
NEW YORK AP Actor Robert Redford is back on this year's International Best Dressed list for men and women. He notes ski parkas and a 1957 Paris flea market jacket, while listing fellow honorees and his preference for comfortable, durable clothes. The list includes 29 men and 29 women chosen by about 2,000 fashion figures.
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New York
Robert Redford
Redford
Utah
Eleanor Lambert
F. Scott Fitzgerald
Paris
Mick Jagger
John V. Lindsay
Richard Roundtree
Robert Evans
Gianni Bulgari
Billy Baldwin
John Galliher
David Susskind
Fred Hughes
Andy Warhol Enterprises
Armando Orsini
Marisa Berenson
Thierry van Zuylen
Samuel P. Reed Jr
Charles Englehard Jr
H.R.H
Salima Khan
Aga Khan
Henry Ford II
Detroit
Reinaldo Herrera Jr
Caracas
Venezuela
Ronald Reagan
California
Frederick Melhado
Signora
Gianluigi Gabetti
Milan
Italy
Rock Star
William Buckley Jr
William Clay Ford
Grosse Pointe
Hich. Potte
San Quentin Warden Hints Religion Behind Prison Strike
Associate Warden James Park links a work strike at San Quentin to the Church of the New Song, a recent prison religion at odds with officials. He says leaders sought better conditions and broader concessions, while the department denies sanctioning the group as a legitimate faith.
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San Quentin
Calif
San Quentin Prison
James Park
Church of the New Song
Park
Phil Guthrie
California Department of Correction
Folsom
Guthrie
Federal Penitentiary
Marion, Ill
Harry W. Theriault
Illinois
Theriault
U.S. District Court
Atlanta
Sleak
Sherry
Veteran offers to trade places with a POW
James P. Meade Jr a 26 year old former Army helicopter pilot in Vietnam writes to Le Duc Tho offering to take the place of an American prisoner of war Meade who is 100 percent disabled with brain damage and epilepsy says he loves America but seeks forgiveness and a chance to help bring a POW home He is from Portland Oregon and attended Mt Hood Community College and Portland State University
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Portland
Ore
James P. Meade Jr
Meade
Kathy
University of Oregon
Vietnam
le Duc Tho
Hanoi
Paris
America
Vir Se
Mt. Hood Community College
Portland State University
Megal Divorces Piling Up Across States
Phoenix attorney Virginia Hash, niece of W. L. Hash, reports about 200 unfiled divorce decrees from her uncle, filed late due to payment before filing. The Arizona Supreme Court accepted jurisdiction, weighing whether unfiled decrees can be lodged for nunc pro tunc filing. Hash cites Florida, Kansas, Illinois as similar issues, and notes bigamy and estate questions pending.
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Phoenix, Ariz
Phoenix
Virginia Hash
W. L. Hash
Miss Hash
Arizona
Florida
Kansas
Illinois
Supreme Court
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