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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1973
Page
12
In Santiago Chile housewives face severe beef shortages as government controls nearly all distribution and imports falter. With beef scarce shoppers turn to pork and lamb at butcher shops and a black market thriving for those who can pay. Horsemeat, pigeons, and seafood fill plates as wage levels and scarce supplies push families to improvise.
A humorous look at budget dieting across the Midwest and South. A Milwaukee shopper jokes about pricey meat needing gift wrapping while a Minnesota butcher offers to trade a hindquarter for netball tickets and an Austin dealer notes per pound costs for beef compare with new cars.
An analysis compares three major no fault proposals in the California Legislature. The Fenton-Long bill is described as genuine no fault, promising lower premiums and greater benefits, while the Foran and Mills bills preserve fault-based costs and would raise rates. Milliman and Robertson estimate a 19 percent rate drop for the Fenton-Long bill versus increases for the other two, with higher guaranteed benefits and continued right to sue for serious injuries.
Glendale firemen at Station No 1 sampled charcoal broiled horsemeat after limits on beef and poultry forced them to seek alternatives. Asst Chief Gray Crabtree noted if not told it was horse, diners wouldn’t know, while Engineer Les Hills refused any horsemeat. Firemen bought 12 pounds of New York club and sirloin for 8.32 from Ye Field Time Meat Market, with crabtree noting horsemeat suits Mexican dishes like tacos and burritos.
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