UN aviation agency weighs Israel condemnation and Sinai probe
In Dublin and other cities, aviation officials debate condemning Israel for the Libyan airliner shoot down while a separate ICAO fact finding team investigates last week’s Sinai tragedy. Egypt Yugoslavia and 18 nations push for both condemnation and prompt inquiry.
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U S suspends Vietnam troop withdrawals in push for POW release
U S halted troop pullouts from Vietnam to pressure North Vietnam to release more American prisoners. The cease-fire talks stalled as both sides faced demands over SAM bases at Khe Sanh and the treatment of POWs. Negotiations paused with no new meetings scheduled until Friday.
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Record 2.5 Percent Rise in U S Food Costs T: Higher farm prices blamed for record food cost rise
The Agriculture Department attributed January's 2.5 percent rise in retail food costs to higher farm prices with beef and pork at record highs and eggs up 18 percent. The market basket cost a record 1375 for the year, with farmers taking 588 of the total and middlemen 787.
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Budget Briefings Planned to Sell Nixon Aide's Cuts
The Nixon administration urges regional briefings for governors and mayors to explain domestic spending cutbacks. Officials say talks will show positive program continuations while clarifying antipoverty funding and the March 1 freeze end.
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Angus heifer named grand champion at Houston show
James Stewardson of San Saba showed Jill LF 36, the grand champion female in the junior beef scramble at the 4th Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo. Bo-Lan Fury EB Dodie, owned by Cindy Ricks of San Antonio, won best Holstein in the dairy scramble. Sleeper Heart, a Jersey owned by Lisa Castenson, was reserve dairy scramble. Other dairy and horse winners listed.
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