Safeway switches ground beef labels by fat content
Washington AP Safeway Stores a major U s gro cer chain changed labeling of ground beef from cut based to fat content. New labels list regular lean extra lean and super lean with approximate fat levels 25 22 18 and 15 percent respectively. Kroger and Giant weigh options while A P and other chains respond.
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Safeway
Virginia Consumer Council
Consumer Council
Kroger
A&p
Giant Food
Another Snag On LA Docks
In Los Angeles and Long Beach harbors a dispute over selective rehire of 11 steady men delays dock operations despite a federal order ending a West Coast longshoremen strike. The PMA seeks to name specific workers to resume handling equipment, while the ILWU argues work should be shared. decision expected by Friday at earliest.
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Los Angeles
International Longshoremen’s and Warehousemen’s Union
Long Beach Harbors
George Love
ILWU
Pacific Maritime Association
Love
PMA
John MacEvoy
Bernard J. Caughlin
Port of
UN debates seating Peking as China split widens
At the United Nations in New York, Dag Hammarskjold Library lists 60 members recognizing Peking and 56 recognizing Taiwan amid a General Assembly showdown. Substantive resolutions would seat Peking, oust Taiwan, or allow both Chinas with Peking on the Security Council. The debate hinges on an Albanian plan and a two thirds vote, with ten new recognitions since last November and Mauritius cosponsoring bothUS proposals. Some backers may abstain or swing toward supporting the “important question” move.
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Dag Hammarskjold Library
General Assembly
Peking
Taiwan
U.N
U.S
China
Security Council
Cameroon
Senegal
Sierra Leone
Togo
Austria
Turkey
Kuwait
Iran
Peru
Town and Country to Elect Board in Franklin County
The first Town and Country meeting will be held Tuesday at 7 30 p m in the Ottawa University Student Union. A 12 member board will replace the steering committee with equal Ottawa and county residents. Nominees from Ottawa include Charles Beeman Floyd Coffman Irl Cook and others.
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Ottawa University
Franklin County Community Development Program
Ottawa
County
Franklin County
Charles Beeman
Floyd Coffman
Irl Cook
Gerry Didde
Orin Gladman
Charlene Lister
James R. McCrea
Robert Pickering
Allen Unruh
John Wilson
OU Debaters Win Top Prize at Kansas State Meet
Ottawa University debaters swept 25 entrants to claim the sweepstakes trophy and the overall award at the 24th annual novice debate tournament hosted by Kansas State University. Randy Lake and Doris Clough earned individual trophies while coach figures included Mrs. Quincalee Striegel and Dr. Michael Tweet. The Ottawa squad posted strong records, with Lake and Clough both 6-0 in the meet. The next competition is October 22–23 at Omaha Nebraska.
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Ottawa University
Randy Lake
Doris
Susie” Clough
Ottawa
Quincalee Striegel
Kansas State University
Lake of Edina
Minn
Miss Clough
Leavenworth
Ken Bergeron
Chicago
Sylvia Hampton
Parker
London Bridge Reopens in Arizona Desert City
In Lake Havasu City Arizona the 140 year old London Bridge was rebuilt on a peninsula over Lake Havasu. McCulloch Corp bought the bridge for 2.4 million dollars and restored it with a channel beneath bridging to an airport. The event featured a Texas style barbecue sky diving fireworks stunt flying canoe and water ski races drawing large crowds.
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Ariz
London Bridge
Arizona Desert
London
McCulloch Corp
US frees North Vietnamese lieutenant in Cambodia
In a surprise reciprocal move, the United States and South Vietnam released a North Vietnamese lieutenant in Cambodia as tensions continued around the Cambodian border. The POW was flown to safety after landing in the Fish Hook area northwest of Saigon, echoing last week’s release of American sergeant John Sexton Jr. The Pentagon said no enemy sighting occurred during the landing and noted Sexton would fly to the United States after hospital care. Fighting persisted near Krek and Fire Base Alpha.
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United States
South Vietnam
Cambodia
U.S
Fish Hook
John C. Sexton Jr
Warren
Mich
Sexton
Loc Ninh
U.S. Command
Krek
Alpha
Campaign Drives Made In USA Sticker Push At Local Plant
At the H D Lee Plant part of Vanity Fair Mills a campaign promotes buying American. Eighteen thousand Vanity Fair employees nationwide distribute Does The Label Say Made In U S A stickers on bumper of plant workers cars. M O Lee chairman cites foreign competition as a key cause of job losses and unemployment. Earl Guist says extra stickers may be obtained for supporters.
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H. D. Lee
Vanity Fair Mills, Inc
U.S.A
M. O. Lee
Vanity Fair
Lee
United States
Earl Guist
Women and Children Fight Too in Northern Ireland
In Belfast bombs explode as women and children join the campaign against British troops. An army spokesman cited nail bombs thrown at an armored car by boys about eight. one exploded harmlessly, another was defused after an eight year old retrieved it. IRA leader Joe Cahill says women carry bombs and seek sniper jobs. Twenty five British soldiers have been shot by snipers in Northern Ireland. Photographs show women training with pistols, while several bombs injure a woman and wreck a Belfast bar.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Joe Cahill
Irish Republican Army
IRA
Ulster
Javits Pushes Phase 2 Talks With Labor
Senator Javits sent telegrams to AFL-CIO leader Meany and labor chiefs urging cooperation on Phase 2 of Nixon’s policy. He said the Cost of Living Council will not veto Pay Board or Price Commission decisions and called a Tuesday meeting to reconcile labor concerns about veto power and administration interpretations. Meany’s spokesman said comment would come after the meeting, while Connally warned action if inflation goals aren’t met.
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Washington
Jacob Javits
R-N.y
Nixon
Javits
Cost of Living Council
Afl-Cio
George Meany
United Auto Workers and Teamsters
Meany
UAW
Leonard Woodcock
Teamsters
Frank Fitzsimmons
Secretary of the Treasury
John B. Connally
Connally
Commission
No Insurance To Cafe Contents Loss at Lee's Cafe
Fire at Lee's Cafe 1608 S Main caused a $3,000 loss in contents that was not insured due to a mix up after a prior case sale. Fire Chief Diamond said contents insurance was canceled during the case transfer to Thomas Stevenson, who was unaware. Building coverage stood at $30,000, owned by Reid Ward.
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Lee
S. Main
G. A. Diamond
Thomas Stevenson
Stevenson
Diamond
Reid Ward
Future Uncertain at Lee's Cafe After Fire
The Lee's Cafe at 1608 S Main was gutted by a kitchen fire started by faulty wiring. Firefighters battled the blaze for two hours. damages are estimated at 23000 dollars. Co operator Mrs Thomas Stevenson Ottawa RFD 2 said the future of the restaurant is uncertain.
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Lee's Cafe
S. Main
Thomas Stevenson
Ottawa Rfd 2
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