Americans Spending 20 Billion Annually at Fast Food Chains
The Associated Press notes rising fast food sales across the United States. In 1978 domestic fast-food sales reached 21.2 billion, up 17 percent from the prior year, with McDonald’s Burger King and Kentucky Fried Chicken driving growth. The top 10 chains totaled 12.5 billion in 1978, up from 2.5 billion in 1969. Nationwide, one-fourth of total food-service sales come from fast-food chains, while consumers spend about 40 percent of food dollars on away-from-home meals.
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Carter urged to allow hostages Christmas gathering in Tehran
Senator Warner asks President Carter to press Iran to let the Tehran hostages meet for Christmas and Hanukkah. He also seeks access for American clergy so the captives can worship together and feel supported. Fifty Americans have been held since militants seized the U S Embassy on November 4.
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Bridge hand leads to clever play and top score
A club ruff and precise reading of West's hesitation help Dr. George Rosenkranz from Mexico City score five by reading signals in a Standard International contract. The tale details a transfer to four hearts, a diamond lead, ruff, and strategic discards ending in a top-five contract.
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