Thanksgiving turkey prices rise in year of plenty
A survey shows turkey prices up this year across sizes from 59 to 89 cents per pound with fresh birds at 75 to 89 cents. Total holiday dinner costs are higher as production nears 138 million birds, while per capita turkey use climbs.
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Sadat visit looms amid regional protests and tensions
Arab reactions mix sanctions and support as Anwar Sadat plans a landmark visit to Israel. Egypt's MisrAir offices bombed in Cairo with no casualties. Damascus embassy damaged. Libya and Iraq lodge protests. Carter hopes trip breaks Middle East animosities while Egyptian leadership reshuffles and parliament convenes in emergency session amid security concerns.
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Kentucky Dismisses From Suits Over Beverly Hills Fire
A federal judge in Covington dismissed the Commonwealth of Kentucky from all out of state suits in federal court over the Beverly Hills Supper Club fire. The judge also rejected a challenge to sovereign immunity and kept the state doctrine question for later. The Southgate case proceeds in state court with 164 dead.
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UN urged to stall Mideast debates
UN officials consider postponing the annual Mideast debate amid anticipated historic events in the region. Israeli ambassador Chaim Herzog urged the pause, noting the acrimonious discussions could be counterproductive. postponement requires consensus from all requesting nations.
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Betleski drops McKiel hearing in probe over Smith
Attorney James Burge, appointed by Betleski, moves to remove privately hired Smith from McKiel case amid dispute over Smith guiding McKiel to lie. McKiel, arrested Feb. 17 in Elyria with Solomon, pleaded guilty May 9 and later faced sentencing and probation questions. The case centers on whether Smith advised McKiel to deny, misrepresent, or admit drugs and the implications for probation.
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Paper cutting began in North China with paper
The craft of paper cutting originated in North China after paper’s invention around 100 AD. Early practitioners called it window flowers, using red paper to decorate tung oil coated windows for year round brightness, notes the National Geographic Society.
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Wall Street Drops After Money Supply Rise Hint
The Dow Jones average slipped 0.17 to 831 in early trading as the market weakens on news of a substantial rise in the money supply. Losers edged gainers in New York stocks as of yesterday’s close, with trading showing a cautious tone.
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Hair nets endure in salons and work areas
New York report notes hair nets remain common in hairdressing salons and some manufacturing and lab settings for environmental control. Ed Sanders of F W Woolworth recalls nets since the 1920s with origins in Middle Ages snoods and Chinese inspired designs, now selling at about 17 cents each or three for 37 cents.
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Tourism Aids Economy In Missouri 1976 Outlook
AP and UPI reports indicate egg and butter prices fluctuate in 1976 national and Missouri markets. Beat Obie Harms of the Missouri Tourism Division cites travel spending impacts amid steady wholesale butter and mixed egg price changes across major Midwest markets. Local notices reference postal and mailing rates in Elyria Ohio.
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Ohio House OKs judge pay hikes up to 45 percent
The Ohio House approved a bill by an 85 to 5 vote to raise pay for 620 judges by 25 to 45 percent effective April 1, with common pleas probate and full-time municipal judges receiving boosts. Total cost is about 5.2 million dollars to the state and 2.5 million to local governments, funded partly by higher fines.
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