FDA seeks court order to halt Sunshine Biscuit plant
The FDA asked U.S. District Court in Dayton to enjoin production at Sunshine Biscuit Co until cleanup and process revisions are completed after finding potentially dangerous levels of ronnel insecticide in cookies and breakfast cereal. Contaminated stocks would be destroyed. the chemical appeared in Toy Cookies Shredded Wheat cereal and cracker meal but not in raw inputs.
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Dayton, Ohio
Food and Drug Administration
Sunshine Biscuit Co
FDA
U.S. District Court
Dayton
Kansas City
Ohio approves teacher pay boosts under federal board ruling
The Ohio Pay Board clears salary hikes for teachers, retroactive to Jan 1, raising bachelor start pay from 5200 to 5800 and to 6400 by July, with master’s level immediate 6351 and 7008 by July. About 393 districts affected, plus 4000 administrators linked to starting teacher pay.
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Columbus
Ohio
Martin
Genersex
As Assembly
Essex
Sold Guns To Angela Davis Tested By Salesmen In Court
Two gun shop clerks testified they sold Angela Davis an M1 carbine on April 7, 1969 at Western Surplus Store in Los Angeles and a Browning pistol on January 12, 1968 at Brass Rail Gunshop in Los Angeles. They identified the weapons from registration slips and related court testimony tied to the Marin County courtroom siege.
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Angela Davis
San Rafael
Miss Davis
Western Surplus
Los Angeles
Jonathan Jackson
Marin County
Brass Rail
Jackson
Superior Court
Harold J. Haley
Freeze
Owen W. Swisher
John Plimpton
Egypt Breaks Ties With Jordan Over Palestinian State Plan
Beir ut Egypt breaks with Jordan in a move seen as President Anwar Sadat diverting attention from Sinai ambitions. He told a Palestine National Council session in Cairo that King Hussein’s plan for a Palestinian state betrays the Arab cause and forced the break.
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Beirut
Egypt
Jordan
Anwar Sadat
Sinai Desert
Israel
Palestine National Council
Cairo
Hussein
Suit Filed For Ashbrook In Indiana
A U S District Court suit challenges Indiana law requiring 500 voter signatures from each congressional district to place a candidate on the presidential primary ballot. Secretary of State Larry Conrad previously ruled Rep. John Ashbrook off the Indiana GOP primary ballot for lacking the signatures in three districts.
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Indianapolis
U. S
John Ashbrook
Ohio
Indiana
Larry A. Conrad
Ashbrook
Shane Top Optimist honored as Optimist of the Year
Middletown Noon Optimist Club named Marvin Shane 65 of 801 Belle Monte Street Optimist of the Year at a Peerless Mill Inn banquet in Miamisburg. Shane, former two term president, led Derby and civic projects and retired from Cincinnati Gas & Electric as electric sales supervisor. Special awards also went to Dr Steve Galaher and Maurice Stone for youth programs.
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Middletown
Shane
Jefferson Masonic Lodge
The
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co
Steve Galaher
Maurice Stone
Sound waves detected from sunspots say Caltech scientist
California Institute of Technology astrophysicist Harold Zirin says gigantic waves from sunspots are likely sound waves. He reports expanding waves travel 18 000 to 25 000 mph, crest spacing about 1 600 miles, and emission every 270 seconds. These are the first gunning waves observed on the sun.
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Los Angeles
California Institute of Technology
Harold Zirin
Caltech
Astrophysics
Zirin
Ohio General Assembly passes strip mine and consumer bills
The Ohio General Assembly finished action on strip mine control and consumer sales practices then began a four week break for campaigning. The strip mine bill, praised by sponsors as a model law, gives the Division of Forestry and Reclamation power to enforce strong reclamation standards. A consumer sales practices bill was approved to curb deceptive acts and grant the attorney general new enforcement powers. The House also sent to Gov Gilligan a measure allowing Cleveland to borrow up to 9.6 million to address its financial troubles, with the law set to expire Oct 1.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio General Assembly
John Gilligan
State Division of Forestry and Reclamation
Kenneth Creasy
Delaware
Sam Speck
New Concord
Oakley Collins
Ironton
House
Senate House Conference Committee
Ohio Council of Retail Merchants
Karl Kahler
Gilligan
Cleveland
Ohio
New Cincinnati Manager Endorses Regionalism Approach
Cincinnati selects E Robert Turner 46 as city manager to begin in June at 40000 annual salary. Turner, former SEMCOG executive director, advocates voluntary regional cooperation but opposes metropolitan government. He notes Cincinnati's regional ties to Ohio Indiana Kentucky group and cites local city and county populations. Turner also previously served as city manager in Boulder Colorado and Burbank California.
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Cincinnati
E. Robert Turner
Hamilton County
Turner
Southeast Michigan Council of Governments
Detroit
Toronto
New
Fashion Footwear Has Its Drawbacks
Los Angeles AP report: Elton John faced a customs delay on arrival as four pairs of high heeled boots were examined by a cobbler amid concerns the fashion item may be used to smuggle narcotics and jewels into the United States.
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Los Angeles
Elton John
U.S
John
Ground Broken For New Plant In Hamilton
Ground breaking ceremonies were held for the Butt-Williams Division plant of Leigh Products on Hamilton Middletown Pike. The factory will produce custom kitchen cabinets and furnishings and is slated for completion in September with initial 20 jobs, rising to 86 next year.
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Hamilton
Butt-Williams Division
Leigh Products, Inc
Hamilton- Middletown Pike
Carrousel Cascade Mobile Home Park
Middletown
Nadine Snively
John W. Snively
Leigh
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