28 Sep 1975
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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1975
Page
1
The 1975 Eastern New Mexico State Fair Junior Livestock Sale in Albuquerque netted 69505 dollars including add-ons, surpassing the Roswell event for the all-time high. 126 prize animals sold with beef calves and lambs drawing top bids, auctioneer Kenneth Gregg led the five hour sale.
The Daily Record notes Grand Champion calf at New Mexico State Fair and compares its total with the previous record at the Eastern New Mexico State Fair Junior Livestock Sale. A photo shows the calf bringing the second-highest price, with a list of top steer calf winners featured on Page 17.
An Aero Transportes Entre Rios four engine cargo plane clipped a light, crossed a road and slammed into a canal embankment at Miami International. Six aboard were killed, seven injured, and responders recovered remains as investigators from the FAA began probing the wreckage. The aircraft was bound for Balboa Panama with auto parts and television sets.
Vienna officials report OPEC unified on a 10 percent price increase effective October 1 with a nine month price freeze. Iran backed SDR pricing shift. analysts warn U.S. fuel costs may rise and inflation could worsen globally. President Ford and Frank Zarb criticized the move while Kissinger framed it as a middle path.
Torrential rains from Tropical Storm Eloise kill eight people across Pennsylvania New York and Connecticut. A Connecticut teen is missing presumed drowned. In other news AFL CIO prepares for a sharp factional clash at its convention beginning Thursday. Israeli forces and guerrillas clash in northern Israel with casualties, while Beirut remains quiet amid sectarian fighting in Tripoli.
An informant said Hoffa was killed and buried in a makeshift grave on a 40 acre site northwest of Detroit. State Police dug the field but found no trace of the former Teamsters leader as investigators, including Senate panel members, pursued the tip amid heavy air and ground search efforts.
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