Meat prices rise then ease as 1976 outlook shifts
UPI reports Agriculture Department economists say meat prices jumped 22 percent from March to October with beef easing since August. Pork could dip later in winter though first-half 1976 remains tight, and hog production is forecast to rise in the second half of 1976. Cattle numbers are projected to fall Jan 1 for the first time since 1968, signaling potential price shifts for beef, pork, and ranchers.
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Washington
UPI
Agriculture Department
Department
George Hoffman
Hoffman
United States
Edison rate hike hearings begin
Edison faces hearings on proposed rate increases targeting rural areas and small communities, aiming to raise revenues by about 24 percent. Company officials cite high borrowing costs and rising material, equipment, and environmental costs, prompting cutbacks in construction and maintenance and a general austerity push.
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Tomers
Wallace campaign office burglary dubbed mini Watergate
Florida campaign headquarters for George Wallace was robbed over the weekend. A Wallace aide said intruders seized a thick computer readout of contributor names, campaign letterhead, worker contact files, and about $200 in petty cash. Powell said access required a building key and elevator trick, and fingerprints were likely wiped. He called the break in a mini Watergate.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Wallace
Powell
Florida
Reichlin says city didn't get phone rate hearing notice
Elyria officials contest PUCO notice of rate hearing after Elyria Telephone Co. announced large increases. Mayor Reichlin notes three PUCO letters were received, while PUCO records show one Ohio Bell package and notices on Aug 22 and Sept 9. Public Information Officer Richards cites timing and uncertainty of envelopes’ contents.
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Reichlin
Elyria Telephone Co
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
PUCO
Leonard P. Reichlin
Ohio Bell Telephone Co
Ohio Bell
Elyria
Paul Richards
Sull
City Hall
Richards
Cathie Douglas Balances Public Life and Personal Change
Cathie Douglas weighs an evolving life after years with Bill Douglas as she pursues law, writing, and needlepoint while maintaining a social circle with figures like Carolyn Fortas. She plans to remain in Washington, continue public interest work, and possibly practice before the Supreme Court, as she supports the equal rights amendment and sustains an independent professional and social existence.
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Cathie
Douglas
Bill
Earl Warren
Douglases
Supreme Court
Abe Fortas
Carolyn Fortas
Leva. Hawes, Symington, Martin & Oppenhimer
Hoffa tipster bilked CBS of 10000 dollars
New York Times reports Chuck Medlin, an ex convict, duped CBS News out of 10000 dollars by promising to locate James R. Hoffa s body. Medlin vanished after taking the money while guiding a CBS team to a supposed Hoffa grave off Key West.
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New York
UPT
The
New York Times
James R. Hoffa
CBS News
Chuck Medlin
FBI
Lewisburg
the Times
Medlin
Patrick O'Keefe
Hoffa
O’keefe
Key West
O'Keefe
Morley Safer
CBS
Mr. Hoffa
Florida
Justice Department
Washington
Department
Wall Street advances as bargain hunters nibble
The Dow Jones industrial average rose slightly amid cautious bargain buying in early trading on the New York Stock Exchange. Brokers noted a narrow lead for gainers over losers as prices edged higher.
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New York
Ohio hunters bag 11789 deer in six day gun season
Ohio Division of Wildlife reports preliminary six day gun season totals show 11,789 deer taken, a 26 percent rise from 9,763 in 1974. Muskingum County led with 1,005 deer, followed by Athens 872, Washington 783, Morgan 781, Meigs 658, Guernsey 560, Nobie 442, and Vinton 424.
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Columbus
UPT
State Division of Wildlife
Ohio
Muskingum County
Athens
Washington
Morgan
Meigs
Guernsey
Nobie
Vinton
Church May Enter 1976 Presidential Race
Sen. Frank Church chairman of the Senate Intelligence Committee says he may become the 11th Democrat to seek the party's 1976 nomination. He planned to form a committee next week to determine if an organization and funds can be built to launch a late entry campaign for the presidency.
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Los Angeles
Frank Church
Senate Intelligence Committee
Church
Churches may censure Soviets at world council meet
The World Council of Churches assembly faced the explosive issue of restricting religion in the Soviet Union. Russian Orthodox leaders warned censure could isolate them from other Christians as the assembly grappled with whether to condemn Soviet impeding of religious liberty.
United Airlines furloughs 13 000 workers as strike grips
In Washington United Airlines furloughed about 13 000 workers after a machinists strike grounded 1 400 daily flights. Negotiators from United and IAM plus mediation aides and the presidents labor troubleshooter W J Usery Jr met to seek a new contract to replace the expired one. The strike began Saturday and by yesterday midnight left 7 000 flight attendants 5 200 flight officers and 400 other employees unpaid. About 16 700 workers are involved in IAM action.
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United
International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers
National Mediation Board
W. J. Usery Jr
IAM
The
Ohio Unemployment Benefits Rise to 95 150
Ohio Bureau of Employment Services chief Albert G. Giles announced weekly unemployment benefits will rise to 95 to 150 dollars starting December 28. The change caps prior payments from 82 to 121 dollars and adds a waiting period with back pay after three consecutive weeks of benefits for new claimants only.
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Columbus
Ohio
Albert G. Giles
Ohio Bureau of Employment Services
Giles
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