Meat prices spark Lorain County housewives' budget fight
Elyria mothers and shoppers blame rising meat costs for tight family budgets as stores face calls for government action. A Ohio State study shows food costs rising slower than other goods while meat prices push household bills higher amid blame toward farmers and middlemen. Meat remains cheaper than in the past, says Bill Allendorf, though the public grumbles about monthly meals and steak shortages.
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Lorain County
Elyria
Ohio
Cooperative Extension Service
Ohio State University
Bill Allendorf
Sandusky Dressed Beef Co
Cyclamate Ban Forces Soft Drink Industry Pause
The soft drink industry agreed to suspend production of low calorie drinks containing cyclamates after the government barred their non medical use. Secretary Finch met with industry leaders and warned that cyclamates are banned, potentially leaving few substitutes for existing products.
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UPI
Robert H. Finch
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Finch
Tom Baker
The
Soft Drink Association
Baker
Chemist questions what spurred cyclamate tests
Greenwich UPI report notes Dr. Michael Sveda asking if sugar industry losses or scientific reasons prompted HEW to ban cyclamates. He disputes cancer risk, cites lab data, and urges testing other sweeteners. Officials say ban is based on rat cancer findings and congressional mandate to remove cancer-causing additives.
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Greenwich, Conn
UPI
Michael Sveda
Robert H. Finch
Sveda
Finch
Com- Finch
Three Avon Lake men plead innocent in LSD sale case
Edward Loescher 23, Scott Kauffman 21, and Ronald Loescher 20 were arraigned on possession and sale charges with conspiracy for sale of hallucinogens. Bonds ranged from 5,000 to 10,000. preliminary hearing set for 9 a.m. Wednesday. Police recovered 800 LSD tablets, with tests pending at Kent State University.
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Robert Jensen
Edward Loescher
South Point Dr
Scott Kauffman
Ronald Loescher
Mull Ave
Auffman
Gerald Smith
Kauffman
Loescher
Bureau of Criminal Identification and Investigation
Kent State University
Fadeaway theory gains ground in Vietnam war outlook
Strategists favor a slow fade from Vietnam rather than a formal peace accord as Paris talks stall and battlefield signs point to de escalation. Rogers and Laird cite dwindling combat, lower U S deaths, reduced infiltration, enemy surrenders, and Saigon control expanding to about 90 percent, with Nixon still predicting a three year end. In Nigeria, Biafran Red Cross planes strike Egwauchi, killing 10 civilians.
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Nixon
Paris
William P Rogers
Melvin R. Laird
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South Vietnam
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Saigon
Fadeaway
Five killed in two-car Lake County crash head on
Five unidentified people died in a two car collision on the Lakeland Freeway in Eastlake Ohio. An eyewitness said a westbound car crossed into the eastbound lane and struck the other vehicle head on. The hospital said victims were two men one woman and two teenagers a boy and girl. No other persons were involved.
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Eastlake
Ohio
UPI
Lakeland
Lake County Memorial Hospital West
Willoughby
Sino-Soviet border talks resume after five-year gap
In Moscow Vasili Kuznetsov leads an eight man Soviet delegation to Peking for the first Sino-Soviet border talks in five years. Chiao Kuan Hua heads the Chinese side as Beijing and Moscow auction terms on trade relations, border regulation, and historic land/sea disputes.
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UPI
Vasili V. Kuznetsov
Kremlin
Peking
Kuznetsov
Vadim A. Matrosov
Red Army
Frontier Forces
Radio
Chiao Kuan- Hua
Chiao
Foreign Ministry
United Nations Security Council
Mosher lauds Nixon plan to curb Great Lakes pollution
Congressman Charles A. Mosher hailed a new five point White House program to boost marine science and fight lake pollution. A pilot project will test technologies to reverse pollution in a Great Lakes area, with coastal zone management and coastal laboratories to accelerate research and planning. Mosher noted the plan aligns with the Presidential Commission recommendations and involves multiple federal and state efforts.
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Charles A. Mosher
Ohio
Mosher
Lake Erie
Great Lakes
Indus
Presidential Commission On Marine Science, Engineering and Resources
Masher
House of Representatives
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