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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1974

Page

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Government to Spend 100 Million on Beef and Pork Purchases

The U S government will buy 100 million dollars worth of beef and pork to aid cattlemen and hog producers and donate the meat to school lunch programs. Officials say this may help producers without raising consumer prices, though exact amounts and beef pork mix were not released.

Washington Kenneth Bush Nixon Rusty Agriculture Department Department American Meat Institute Richard Lyng Claire Robinson Kansas Livestock Association Paul Nauer National Farmer Organization Kansas Robert Dole R-Kan Midwest

IRS refund delays and guidance from readers

Letters describe delays totaling 400 dollars and refunds held or misapplied after February filings. Advice directs contacting the IRS Parkersburg WV district office or Philadelphia center, with toll free 800-492-0460, and using form 4149 at Reno for faster processing. Misuse of a son’s Social Security number is noted.

Philly J.M Hancock IRS B.S Philadelphia Reno

Garden Ways cart shipment delays spell trouble for buyer

Mrs. L L from Chewsville orders an $85 lawn cart from Garden Ways. She learns the cart shipped May 1 but has not arrived, while the seller later says the cart was shipped June 6 and cites wheel shortages as the reason for May delays.

Garden Ways Research

Girl wins school contest for cookle sale prize

In January a student won first prize a 2 inch black and white TV from a Cleveland supplier for a school contest. The damaged set was returned to the manufacturer for repair and has not been replaced. The school has been asked to intervene with little result.

Cleveland Funkstown

Cattle Feeders Grapple With Price Squeeze

South Dakota feeder Dwayne Bly reports slaughter price controls and rising costs have slashed profits by about 40 percent over ten months. He notes fuel and corn costs more than doubled, with steers dropping from 50 to around 40 per hundredweight and margins shrinking to 10 to 15 dollars a head.

Thomas E. Slaughter Associated Press Valley Springs Dwayne Bly Him Bly South Dakota

NATO Ministers Close Talks With Declaration of Principles

Foreign ministers from NATO nations end two days of talks by issuing a declaration of principles that Kissinger says symbolizes transatlantic cooperation. After 14 months of wrangling with allies including France, Kissinger and France’s Jean Sauvagnargues reach consensus that consultation among members is a moral and political commitment, not a legal obligation.

Endre Marton Associated Press Ottawa Canada NATO Henry A. Kissinger United States North Atlantic Treaty Organization France Kissinger Jean Sauvagnargues Sauvagnargues Kissingers

IRA Bombing Campaign Intensifies in Northern Ireland

Three bombs exploded in Belfast as the Provisional Irish Republican Army resumes its bombing offensive into a second day. A drive-by assailant shot at a man who fought off a gang attempting to blow up his store. A hardware shop in Armagh was wrecked and authorities say eight bombs were set off Tuesday. No injuries reported. The Provisional wing claimed responsibility and threatened full-scale warfare after a three-week lull.

Belfast Northern Ireland Irish Republican Army Armagh Provisional Provisional Command

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Soviets Mourn War Hero Zhukov Dies at 77

Moscow reports the death of Marshal Georgi Zhukov, World War II's famed commander. Official Tass release gave no details, while unofficial sources say he died Tuesday after a heart attack. Zhukov led defense of Moscow and Berlin victory and later held top posts before Khrushchev dismissed him in 1957.

Moscow Georgi K. “Zhukov Soviet Union Tass News V Kremlin Zhukov Willer Russia Stalingrad Leningrad Berlin Dwight D. Eisenhower Stalin Odessa Nikita Khrushchev

Pennsylvania Lottery numbers drawn in Sellinsgrove

In Sellinsgrove Pennsylvania the 50 cent Pennsylvania lottery number is 7 9 8 6 2 6. The million finalist number is 6 3 8 6 9. The compact car number is 8 8 3 5 9 2.

Sellinsgrove Pennsylvania

Beagle Dogs Called Best For Research

A National Academy of Sciences report supports beagles as essential in Air Force toxicology studies on jet fuel fumes. The 21 doctor panel notes beagles closely resemble humans, offer high-quality data, and reduce animal numbers needed for significant results, despite concerns from Congress and dog advocates.

Fred S. Hoffman Washington National Academy of Sciences theAir Force Air Force Congress Army Wright-Patterson Air Force Base Ohio

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