Price and Health Drive American Eating Shifts
Americans cut beef intake by 19 pounds per person from 1976 to 1981 while poultry and pork rise. Center for Science in the Public Interest cites higher prices and health concerns with fatty red meat, noting pork up 19 percent and chicken favored for being leaner and cheaper. Soft drinks surge as coffee declines amid caffeine worries.
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Washington Journalists Scramble For News In August Slump
Washington reporters face a newsroom lull as Congress returns from recess and the Supreme Court remains idle. Public relations firms push story ideas while lawmakers boast fitness routines and energy data officials issue terse briefings. The FERC replaces Form 67 with a streamlined Form 767 to collect similar information.
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Disarmament Offerings Worthwhile On TV By Fred Rothenberg
In a busy TV season, two distinct disarmament programs shine on different platforms. WTBS partners with Hillsdale College for Counterpoint, a $250,000 independent miniseries featuring Coffin and Churchill II in two opposing views, while WNBC presents Atomic High School with Gabe Pressman guiding teens to question Bethe Caldicott and Graham on nuclear issues.
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Six Die In State During Long Weekend Traffic toll rises
Six people died on Kansas highways over Labor Day weekend in a series of crashes. A 6-year-old Chetopa boy was struck by a motorcycle on U S 59 south of Oswego while helping his father gather cattle from a truck. The motorcycle rider was uninjured. A Kansas City Kansas woman died in Lyon County when a car backing from a driveway collided with another vehicle. A Wichita woman and her 3-year-old daughter perished when a freight train struck their van near Fredonia, with two other Dorseys injured. A Minnesota woman died in a Minneola crash as her husband swerved to avoid a tire. A Texas girl died in a Pittsburg crash on U S 69, with three others hurt.
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