Law of supply and demand sets meat prices in market
AP analysis argues prices move with supply and demand as consumer boycotts press for lower meat costs. It details beef and veal consumption, production shifts, and government policy effects, noting Phase 2 price stability followed by uncertainty in Phase 3 and debate over future price freezes.
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John Cunniff
New York
Internal Revenue Service
Earl Butz
Nuts in meat boycott offer protein boost for meals
Texas A M University expert Dr. Alice C Stubbs says nuts provide significant protein in meatless diets and can be used as toppings or eaten alone. She notes dairy legumes and eggs also help, while beef servings average about 23 grams protein and daily needs vary by age.
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College Station, Tex
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Alice C. Stubbs
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Atom tech fights giant termites menacing Australian rails
Port Hedland Australia. The Mount Newman Mining Co uses an atomic density detector to identify termite damage on one million railroad ties between Port Hedland and Mt Whaleback. MastoTermes Darwinensis termites feed on kurri wood, threatening the line. An AE C device could flag infestations so engineers inspect ties quickly. The firm tests woods and anti termite treatments as timelines target midyear deployment.
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Port Hedland
Australia
Atom
Iron-Mining Company
Mt. Whaleback
Atomic Energy Commission
Bramwell
Head for hills for big fish
The piece urges weekend anglers to abandon private lakes for high mountain streams around Yosemite. It argues private lakes overstocked and overhyped while glacier country valleys offer abundant spring trout after snowmelt. It notes Mississippi’s 1966 move to local option liquor law.
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Yosemite
Mississippi
Withholding taxes erase 12 years of earnings says Miami family
Barbara and Joe Hayes in Miami report that despite Joe's raise to about 26500 as Eastern Air Lines director they must tighten budgets. They cut groceries and clothing, keep private school for Laurie, travel, and rely on savings while watching living costs rise.
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Lynne Olson
Associated Press
Miami, Fla
Barbara Hayes
Joe
Eastern Air Lines
Hayeses
Hayes
Laurie
Wendy
Miami
Virgin Islands
Mrs. Hayes
American Express
Bermuda
Barbara
Caribbean
Washington
Kendall Acamedy
Gypsies in Tacoma Learn Modern Jobs and Schools
A long time nomadic Gypsy group in Tacoma now runs used car lots and hosts the nation’s only Gypsy school funded by a $155,000 grant. Adults study reading and math two nights weekly while 20 youngsters attend local elementary school, with 60 Gypsy families involved.
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Tacoma, Wash
Tacoma
State Division of Vocational Rehabilitation
Portland
Seattle
Miller Stevens
Stevens
State Department of Motor Vehicles
Boyash
Romania
Ducks to be killed with iron shot to curb lead poisoning
The U S Fish and Wildlife Service moves to replace lead shot with soft iron ammunition for waterfowl. Studies show iron shot is nearly as effective as lead, reducing lead poisoning in ducks while maintaining hunting results.
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Washington
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
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