Cattle dealer offers calves to beef critics in protest
Eddie Collins of Red Oak says he will send two Nebraska farmers calves to two women in Melbourne Beach Florida and Levittown New York to prove cattle costs. He plans further shipments to Denver and Portland as a broader reaction to meatless campaigns.
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Levittown
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Frank Diercks
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No price cuts despite lower cattle costs warn consumers
Analysts cautioned against lowering retail steak and hamburger prices as cattle prices eased. The August farm-price report shows beef cattle at 27 per hundredweight, hogs at 26, marking a still strong level while overall farm prices fell 1 percent for the month ending Aug. 15.
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Washington
UPI
Agriculture Department
Six Israelis detained after hijacked TWA jet lands in Damascus
Six Israelis aboard a hijacked TWA Boeing 707 were detained in Damascus while 107 other passengers and crew were released. The hijackers a Yemeni woman Shadia Abou Ghazala and an Algerian man were taken into custody. The plane flown from Rome to Athens was diverted from its course and landed in Damascus after an abortive kidnapping attempt amid international condemnation.
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Syria
UPI
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Athens
Alitalia
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TWA
Shadia Abou Ghazala
Yemini
U.S
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William P. Rogers
Popular Front For Liberation of Palestine
PELP
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Guevara
Ernesto
Che’ Guevara
Hijacking Flight To Havana Puts Family In Spotlight
A Cuban man hijacked a National Airlines Boeing 727 midflight from Miami to New Orleans and Houston. He demanded the cockpit as guards watched, while his wife and children were onboard. Passengers recalled his tense warnings and plans in Spanish.
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UPI
National Airlines
Fort Myers
Fla
New Orleans
Houston
John Klein
South Miami
Pittsburgh Job Dispute Eases Ahead of Labor Day Weekend
After five days of protest over Negro construction jobs, Pittsburgh moved into a quiet weekend. About 13,000 workers prepare to rest as talks with the Black Construction Coalition target a training program and job opportunities. Police pledged protection as projects, worth 200 million, resume Tuesday.
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Pittsburgh
Black Construction Coalition
Joseph M. Barr
James W. Slusser
Jetport proposal may ruin Everglades, senator says
Senator Gaylord Nelson of Wisconsin says a report for the Interior Department concludes a proposed Florida jetport would destroy Everglades National Park. The report, by USGS hydrologist Juna Leopold, recommends changing the site. Interior officials had no immediate reaction.
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Washington
UPI
Gaylord Nelson
D-Wis
Interior Department
Florida
Everglades National Park
Nelson
Juna Leopold
U.S Geodetic Survey
Hillbillies migrate to Lorain County in growing numbers
Migration to Lorain County by hillbillies draws attention to a minority community's culture and challenges. Dennis Hessler writes the feature with John Kenney's photographs. An auto pollution device by Elyrian Gagliardi is profiled as a potential solution, with Karel Neikirk contributing the Story. The Chronicle-Telegram will publish winning outdoor cook contest recipes and photos of the cooks in the Women’s Pages.
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Lorain County
Dennis Hessler
John Kenney
Elyrian Joseph Gagliardi
Karel Neikirk
Chronicle-Telegram
Nixon plan seen cutting area aid
County welfare officials forecast drastic cutbacks if the Nixon welfare program is adopted in 1970. Prinz, director, warns the federal Social Security agency would take over most cases, with two programs remaining in Lorain County. The plan emphasizes work or training, day care expansion, and a federal minimum income with potential state supplements.
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Richard Nixon
Gerard Prinz
Federal
Social Security Department
Nixon
Congress
Senate
House
Prinz
Lorain
Social Security Administration
Gasoline fire turns man into a torch
Frank Ribard, 51, of 3274 Amherst Ave., badly burned over about 70 percent of his body in a kitchen fire caused by an open gasoline can ignited by a stove pilot light. He was in critical condition at St. Joseph Hospital as firefighters battled flames and smoldering clothing.
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Lorain
Frank Ribard
Amherst Ave
St. Joseph Hospital
John Bilancini
Ribaric
Lorain Community Hospital
Callaghan lays out five point plan for Northern Ireland reforms
British Home Secretary James Callaghan unveiled five proposals to ease Catholic Protestant strife in Northern Ireland and pledged a future London return to press reforms on housing jobs and election rules. He urged acceptance to avoid chaos and outlined funds a communal relations minister a British mission an equal Catholic Protestant committee and a joint inquiry team. Weather brief noted warm conditions with highs near 85 to 96 and Lake Erie areas near 80.
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Northern Ireland
London
Callaghan
Civil Rights Association
Lake Erie
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