Congress Refocuses on New York Aid and Tax Bill
Congress returns from Thanksgiving and moves to back Ford's $2.3 billion short term loan for New York City with conditions. Senate filibuster risk noted. House to push tax bill after NY aid. Beef research program also starts debate with consumer opposition to price rises.
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Detente Is Just Talk Chinese Warn President of Peace Plan
President Ford begins talks in Peking as Vice Premier Teng Hsiao-ping issues a sharp warning that detente with the Soviet Union cannot erase the danger of war. Teng, acting as premier, cites Nixon’s role in opening relations and Chinese leaders stress balanced ties and opposition to big power hegemony during the visit.
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Practicing The Ancient Art Of Sausage Making
In San Francisco North Beach Jacopi's meat market keeps a weekly sausage ritual alive with Anthony Iacopi grinding 60 pounds of mix every Friday afternoon. Fellow 78 year old Fred Casissa runs Buon Gusto salami, shipping 50 000 pounds monthly. The shop uses Calabrese pepper fennel and varying spice blends to craft distinct regional sausages.
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Opening Day Deer Harvest Sets Pennsylvania Record
Pennsylvania hunters bagged an estimated 32 000 bucks on opening day of the two week season, with 32 000 deer reported and a prior record of 29 800. A 17 point buck was taken near Ohiopyle and a Greensburg hunter killed an albino near Kings Mountain. Winds and cold affected activity. two heart attack deaths noted.
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Myerstown
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Grazierville
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Potter County
British Hospitals Turn Away Thousands Amid Slowdown
British hospitals limited services as doctors join a nationwide slowdown and emergency wards close in London and across the country. Health officials warned of rising risk while ministers resist overtime demands and talks resume.
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Britain
British Medical Association
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Somerset Daily American Wins National Blue Ribbon
The Somerset Daily American earns its fourth consecutive National Blue Ribbon from the National Editorial Foundation. It was among 255 winners in a field of 400 newspapers for meeting criteria of progressiveness and community focus, scoring 246 of 260 possible points.
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Winter Storms Move Toward East
The Associated Press reports winter storms spread across the nation with mudslides in Oregon snow warnings Idaho to Michigan and strong winds. Roofs blown down power lines toppled in Colorado to the Virginias as deer hunters stranded in Washington were accounted for. cold fronts push from the Pacific toward the Northeast.
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Israel Extends U.N. Golan Buffer Force Amid Mideast Clash
Israel approves a six month extension of the U.N. buffer force on the Golan Heights while denouncing the Security Council for inviting the PLO to next January's debate. Syrians push for PLO inclusion and U.S. veto doubts surface as 20 students clash with U.N. staff.
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Laurel Highlands Weather Update Tuesday Through Wednesday
Increasing cloudiness Tuesday with a high near 32. Occasional light snow or flurries possible Tuesday night and Wednesday. Low Tuesday night in the low to mid 20s. Wednesday highs in the 30s. Wind shifts to south 8 to 15 mph. Snow chances 20 percent Tuesday, 60 percent Tuesday night.
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