Wasteful portions spark calls to cut meals for aid
A surge of uneaten food from New York and Richmond restaurants draws debate on reducing portions to aid famine relief. Owners like Mel Dansky and George Spanos cite weekly bread and meat waste while others argue smaller servings may drive customers away. A Worldvision official urged offering regular and kids portions to curb waste.
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Glenn backs gasoline rationing in push for mandatory limits
Democratic Sen elect John Glenn said he favors mandatory gasoline rationing, deeming voluntary controls ineffective. He cited the 55 mile per hour speed limit as a joke and suggested stricter enforcement could save a quarter million barrels of oil daily, contrasting with prior support for voluntary conservation.
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Morton revives gas tax hike talks
Interior Secretary Morton said the Ford administration may back a gasoline tax increase as part of energy legislation to curb fuel use and fund economic programs, during an interview on Today. The proposal aims to reinvigorate aging economic effort.
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Rockefeller seen as likely Senate approval for VP
The Senate is set to confirm Nelson A Rockefeller as the nation's 41st vice president with broad support across parties. Despite conservative opposition led by Barry Goldwater, Rockefeller was praised as highly qualified. House action was anticipated later in the week with final confirmation next week.
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Mills Surrenders House Ways and Means Chair
Rep Wilbur D Mills of Arkansas will not seek reappointment as chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee. Speaker Carl Albert announced Mills, hospitalized at Bethesda Naval Hospital, is not pursuing the chair due to health and a doctor’s recommendation.
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Weather Summary for Porth and Surroundings
Weather weather report notes clear cold conditions with a sad mention of Porth death. Lows tonight around Lew or md 2h highs around 25 to 0 Cesece of precipitation at 10 per cent. Winds from the south southwest about 10 mph. Semset teday 4 Sk pm Kenrne temerren f2am.
Elyria Schools Shut Monday Amid Audit Dispute
Elyria school officials announced a Monday closure as a dispute over audit errors lingers. To cover five missed days, students will start after Christmas two days earlier and an extra day will be added to the year. All school activities will halt, except parochial bus service, as the district addresses the auditor error claim.
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Mirror image baby born with reversed organs in Pasadena
A 3 week old boy born Nov 18 in Los Angeles has major organs reversed in a mirror image. Doctors say he may live a reasonably normal life but with a two chambered heart and a bypass vessel grafted after birth. He may require future heart surgery and will avoid heavy physical activity.
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Elyria schools event schedule shifted after closings
Rescheduling of athletic events at Elyria High and Elyria West due to school closures is likely after year start. Russ Dean said two Elyria High and three Elyria West basketball games plus wrestling tournaments and a Southview dual are affected, with only the wrestling events at risk of cancellation.
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Elyria Court Adopts Democratic Work Proposal
A fragmented page item notes Elyria figures involved with a Democratic effort. Thomas Ferguson is listed with a focus on schooling spending and a speech absent in the text. Other names such as Diane, Marie, and eT appear, with stray references to contracts and finances.
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Elvira City Schools closes Monday amid holiday layoffs
Many employees accept extra time off as a normal holiday gap while hoping for unemployment aid. Teachers report uncertainty and worry for students as families plan budget cuts. Some will use vacation days for odd jobs at home and seek part time work, affecting school life and Christmas plans.
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