Cattle Prices May Rise Beyond Winter Forecast
Washington AP reports cattle prices likely to rise in 1979 with fed cattle in Q1 averaging 55 to 57 dollars per hundredweight and Q2 58 to 60, while hogs edge up to 50 to 62 and poultry production expands. beef output may drop slightly in early 1979 as egg supplies stay tight.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Omaha
Neb
Turkey
60 Minutes Tops Week's TV Ratings Across Networks
CBS's 60 Minutes led the week ending Nov 26 as the most watched prime time show, yielding a 29.6 rating. ABC claimed five of the top 10 with 19.9 overall. NBC followed with several strong titles and miniseries, while CBS and NBC tied for runner-up overall. The Top 10 included All in the Family, Alice, Three's Company, Laverne and Shirley, and Charlie's Angels.
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Kansas GOP senators push sales tax removal on utilities
Three Kansas Senate Republicans led by Senate President Ross Doyen proposed exempting natural gas electricity and water from sales tax with coal and wood for heating. The plan echoes Gov elect John Carlin's stance and aims to relieve utility bills for residents, signaling a likely 1979 session passage.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas Senate
John Carlin
Senate
Ross Doyen
Concordia
Neil Arnsmith
Phillipsburg
John Crofcot
Cedar Point
Doyen
Robert F. Bennett
House
Arnsmith
Carlin
Bennett
Freedom Rally In Peking's Main Square
Tokyo dispatch reports more than 10 000 demonstrators in Tiananmen Square urging democracy and unity with the Communist Party. Kyodo notes chants in support of Hua Kuo-feng and Teng Hsiao-ping while posters attack Mao Tsetung. The central committee sessions run through November with no purges promised.
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Tokyo
Peking
Mao Tse-tung
Teng Hsiao-ping
Communist Party
Tien An Men Square
Chou Enlai
Kyodo
Hua Kuo-feng
Teng
China
Mao Tsetung
Mao
Peng Tehhuai
Peng
Tien An Men
Tanjug
Central Committee
Hua
Robert Novak
Proposition 13 Leader In Form
Howard Jarvis, architect of California's Proposition 13, urges tax cuts but distrusts politicians. He denounces promises to curb spending, calls for a nationwide campaign via the American Tax Reduction Movement, seeks a $100 million federal cutting plan and $50 million tax cut over four years, and links property rights to constitutional protection.
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Kansas City, Mo
California
Howard Jarvis
Jarvis
American Hotel and Motel Association
American Tax Reduction Movement
Congress
Auction Notice for Property Sale in Kansas
Due to the death of Lloyd Robbins Sr. a public auction will sell land located 4 miles north and 1144 E of Pomona and other described parcels near Appanoose and Ottawa. The sale spans routes to Scott's Corner then six west and one north with additional direction details.
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Pomona
Kan
Appanoose School
Ottawa
Scott’s Corner
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