Insect cuisine champion paddles for edible bugs
San Luis Obispo AP reports Carol Miller a California Polytechnic University student and entomophagy advocate who eats insects daily. She touts termite pilaf bee wonton cricketbread and grasshopper cookies arguing bugs offer high protein and potential to curb crop losses while admitting cultural aversion remains.
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Israel OKs Golan accord boycott UN on PLO bid
Israel approves the Golan Heights disengagement pact with Syria while boycotting the United Nations debate on the Middle East and the Palestinian issue invited by the PLO. The Security Council extended the U N force for six months but tied it to a January 12 Middle East debate. Syria hailed the diplomacy as successful.
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Union ends Park Pantry picketing ends four month strike
The Culinary Workers Union withdrew picket lines from nine Park Pantry restaurants in Long Beach ending a four month strike. A petition to the National Labor Relations Board for a new representation election followed the workers stop vote. About half of Park Pantry’s 200 workers walked out July 16 over wages severance pay and a management driven pension plan. With the withdrawal, workers are no longer union represented nor under a contract.
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Drunk Driving Charge Involving Horse Draws Arrest
Hawthorne man Willie Lyons aged 45 was arrested for investigation of drunken driving after police saw him ride a seemingly out of control horse down a busy street. He appeared woozy in the saddle and reportedly declined a breath test for himself though his horse was not tested. Lyons was released on his own recognizance.
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Redlands Students Injured In West Berlin Bus Crash
A bus carrying 46 Redlands University students on a Salzburg Austria study trip collided with a trailer truck near the Berlin wall. Eleven passengers were injured, five hospitalized, two with broken limbs, six treated and released. Two professors among the injured, Austrian and American.
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Lakewood math teacher wounded in front yard shooting
Joseph Clark Bott a Bellflower High School math teacher was shot in the head by an unknown assailant in the front yard of his Lakewood home Sunday. Donna Bott said she heard a noise looked outside and found him wounded. No robbery motive or suspects identified.
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Thanksgiving weekend highway deaths stay near low in years
Forty one people died on California highways during the Thanksgiving holiday weekend, the lowest toll in at least two years, according to the Highway Patrol. Patrol spokesman Bob Fabs cited plentiful gas, a 65 mph limit, and smaller economy cars as factors. County crashes accounted for 11 deaths, near last year's tally. national deaths stood at 379. Local reports noted little freeway congestion, except for Hollywood’s Santa Claus Lane Parade.
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Ford Opens Five Day Visit to Peking
President Ford and Chinese Vice Premier Teng Isiao-ping began a five day visit aimed at improving Sino American relations while acknowledging differences over defense with the Soviet Union. Ford welcomed by Chinese officials said the meetings should promote mutual understanding and normal ties. Teng warned of dangers of war and urged detente despite tensions.
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Eleven Lives At Risk As Snow Strands Hunters
Twenty two hunters trapped by snow and wind in Asotin County Washington, rescued with winches and a citizen radio link to Lewiston Idaho. One hunter in poor heart condition. Sheriff Reeves considers Air Force helicopter help if needed.
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Nebraska high court relaxes gag order in family murder case
The Nebraska Supreme Court lifted most gag restrictions on reporters covering the six member Henry Katte family slayings, barred only from publishing confessions or strongly implicating information. Erwin Simants faces six counts of first degree murder in Lincoln County. The case drew national attention as Nebraska news groups seek US Supreme Court relief still pending.
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Weather Report for ChCSET and Tubedue Area
Complex weather summary for I B area pairing. Mountains show windy conditions with a low of 25 and high of 56, deserts are fair and windy with a low of 25 and high of 75.
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