24 Jan 1976
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Newspaper
Silver City Daily Press
Location
Silver City, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1976
Page
1
Chicken pieces fried to a golden brown, then baked in a sauce of onion tomato catsup and cola. Serve over rice or noodles with sides for a flavorful old favorite dish.
Washington AP reports President Ford, who touts his health, begins a three hour medical exam at Bethesda Naval Medical Center after directing a detailed report on findings. He planned an early morning appointment at Macyland Hospital and said he feels in the best health mentally and physically.
In Santa Fe Rep Colin McMillan proposes allowing federal tax deductions as state income tax relief, aiming for about 20 percent savings for many filers. Other measures include funding formulas for universities and opposition to broad general budget hikes as lawmakers assess Apodaca administration plans amid inflation.
Weekly lunch and dinner menu items listed by day with soups fruits vegetables breads cereals and desserts. Entries include Tomato Juice Buttered Toast Orange Juice Rolls Sausage Link Grapefruit Milk Puffed Wheat Sopaipillas Cheery Crisp Roast Beef Mashed Potatoes Carrot Sticks Pears Baked Bread Pizza Lettuce Wedges Green Beans Tuna Noodle Casserole Peanut Butter Cookies Celery Sticks Biscuits Tacos with Meat Cheese Lettuce Tomato Refried Beans Orange Wedges Vanilla Pudding.
The menu lists items such as macaroni and cheese, buttered corn, fried chicken, red enchiladas, green vegetables, and desserts like prune cake. Beverages include milk and fruit, with rolls, butter, and salads featuring lettuce, tomato, and pickles.
A list of menu items appears including various burgers with toppings, pork dishes, salads, sides, desserts, and beverages. Items noted include cheeseburgers on buns with mustard lettuce pickles, chili dogs, turkey sandwiches, enchiladas, beans, salads, cookies, brownies, milk and water, mashed potatoes, and shredded lettuce with cabbage. The OCR text mixes quantities and typos but preserves a varied school lunch style menu.
The Miss America Pageant adopted a pregnancy clause forbidding contestants who are or have been pregnant. Director Albert Marks said the rule aims to prevent eligibility based on marriage or motherhood and would also apply to abortions. The clause accompanies existing rules requiring contestants to be single and never married.
Mamie Eisenhower, 79, remains hospitalized at Walter Reed Army Medical Center with a virus infection after more than three weeks. A hospital spokesman said she is in satisfactory condition and improving, but there is no indication when she will be released.
The article traces chocolate from early European apothecary use to an American industry. It notes Dorchester Massachusetts hosting the first U S chocolate factory in 1976 financed by a doctor, innovations by Van Houten and Peter, penny candy bars, dairy milk chocolate, and its role in military rations.
The regular monthly meeting of the Grant Natural Resource Conservation District will be held in the Federal Building at 2610 North Silver Street, state Minnesota. The agenda is open and the public is invited to attend.
A scarce readable piece weighs the dangers of flocks of nuisance birds to health crops and aviation. It cites histoplasmosis meningitis and encephalitis as risks to Kentuckians while recalling airline bird strikes at Logan and Kennedy airports. It notes crop losses of 2.6 million in Kentucky and mentions efforts from Tokyo to Fort Campbell to curb flocks. The piece mentions Audubon Society Humane Society and avian birth control as potential humane solutions.
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