Housewife Holds Key to Meat Price Changes Says Iowa Officials
Des Moines report notes housewives can curb meat prices by changing buying patterns. Bruce Berven of the Iowa Cattleman's Association cites ongoing herd liquidation, rising prices, and uncertain market cycles. State data show real beef prices declined 16 percent over five years, yet current trends suggest prices will stay high as producers hold cattle.
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Greene convictions spark debate over verdicts and fate
After 79 days and nearly five days of deliberation a jury convicted Ronald Carabbia and Pasquale Cisternino of murder and arson in the Greene killing while acquitting Licavoli Lonardo and Sinito. Judge Carroll seeks psychiatric evals for Carabbia and Cisternino before a potential electric chair sentence.
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Gunman Kills Officer in Port Authority Bus Terminal Shootout
Four people were wounded as a gunman opened fire inside Manhattan's Port Authority Bus Terminal early today. A Port Authority officer was shot in the head and a second PA officer shot the gunman, who was killed. The injured include a man and a woman. their conditions were listed as critical and stable. The motive remained unclear as witnesses recounted chaotic scenes of screaming commuters and evasive reactions near the Greyhound counter.
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Godfather actor Norman Bacchiocchi shot to death
Police said Norman Bacchiocchi, a former Derby High School athlete who played a hit man in The Godfather, was found shot multiple times near his rented car at West Rock Park in Hamden Connecticut. Investigators pursued several leads as they searched addresses in Shelton Los Angeles and Las Vegas.
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Indy Vettes Burn Rubber Among Auto Dealers
Detroit upi reports the Indy Vettes, 6500 limited edition Corvettes replicas of the Indianapolis 500 pace car, have surged in demand. Dealers anticipate prices rising toward 50000 within a year as collectors pay premium sums, with Armand Verdone Jr securing 100 units and targeting about 300000 in profit at an average 20000 each.
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Nevada warns Atlantic City as cardsharps head east
Nevada officials claim many sharpies have left for Atlantic City to test New Jersey’s casino control. The Nevada Gaming Control Board’s Gary Aiazzi says potential criminals are aware of New Jersey’s setup, while Nevada officials wish Atlantic City luck and warn that failure could affect gaming nationwide.
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Woman grants leg amputation in Arlington family stalemate
Rosaria Candura, 77, changed her mind after a prolonged battle and allowed doctors at Symmes Hospital to amputate her gangrenous leg. Officials reported she was in good condition after the Thursday operation following a late night Italian language discussion with her brother Salvatore Napoli of Fitchburg and urging from one of her sons.
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Lucky German shoes boost Streetsboro man to 75000 prize
Jim Selander, a 51 year old Streetsboro resident, won 75000 dollars on Ohio Lottery's televised game show, bringing his three week total to 150000. He plans to return next week for another 150000, credits lucky shoes and mentions family references tied to past lottery winnings. Also winning were Mata Waltz, Kenneth Bockbrader, and Naomi Hunt with smaller sums, plus the drawn numbers for Gold White Blue and Extra Cash games.
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Winning state lottery numbers by The Associated Press
Winning numbers for the weekly state lotteries are listed by state for May 25. Connecticut numbers include 00 240 Blue suck 652306 worth 20. Maine Maryland Massachusetts Michigan New Jersey Pennsylvania Rhode Island Vermont totals and color codes are shown for each lottery game.
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Wall Street Dives Further as Prime Rates Rise
Opening Wall Street reports a continued market slide as banks lift prime rates from 8 percent to 8 percent. Dow Jones average falls 3.90 to 831.51 at midday, with decliners outweighing gainers about two to one on the NYSE. NYSE composite slides 0.12 to 54.12 while AMEX gains 0.03 to 144.00. volume eases to 9.75 million shares in early trading.
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Flynt attack case shifts to Ohio, DA says
Gwinnett County District Attorney Bryant Huff said the search for the shooter who paralyzed Larry Flynt will move to Ohio. He disclosed Flynt was stalked by multiple gunmen and hinted at possible organized crime ties. Huff and two detectives met Flynt in Columbus, Ohio, after interviewing him at his bedside.
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Grain Prices From Ohio Elevators After Markets Close
Ohio grain prices show gains for No 2 wheat and No 2 shelled corn in Northeast region. No 2 oats unchanged while No 1 soybeans rise sharply. Central area prices list No 2 wheat at 3.09, No 2 shelled corn 244, No 2 oats 160, No 1 soybeans 7.12. Trend notes higher No 2 wheat and corn, steady No 2 oats, sharp rise in No 1 soybeans.
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Rhodesia's Smith to retire after transition completes
CAPE TOWN AP Rhodesian Prime Minister Ian Smith said he will retire from politics once the transition to black majority rule in Rhodesia is complete. He expects elections to be held by Dec 31 and will not stand again, aiming to reassure whites the country will maintain standards. In New London, a bomb threat at Kent Sporting Goods Plant No. 2 prompted a 7 to 11:30 a.m. evacuation. police found no device after a search.
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