Bread ingredients not reliable nutrition gauge says Consumers Union
The Consumers Union warns color and ingredient lists do not indicate bread's nutrictional value. Tests of 33 brands show no correlation between ingredients and nutritional performance in lab rats, with eight breads causing deficiencies. Fortifying or brand names do not guarantee superiority.
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Mount Vernon
N_Y
Consumers Union
The
Consumer Reports
Criticism from a Police Chief Sparks Reform Talk
Boston Police Commissioner Robert Di Grazia blasted most national chiefs as rigid and self preserving. He urged higher standards, compassion for the poor, and a national chiefs group to drive reform beyond politics and rhetoric.
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Boston
Robert di Grazia
di Grazia
Police Foundation
Libyan authorities grant asylum after PAL hijack
In Benghazi Libya three hijackers freed 12 airline staff including VP Raphael Igoa and disembarked a Philippine Airlines jet after Libyan officials promised asylum for the hijackers. The seventh day standoff ended as authorities relented and allowed the plane to depart for Rome with released crew.
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Philippines
Raphael Igoa
Anr
Gastone Nardoni
PAL
Sevicr Cona
Syrian Christians Back Assad in Lebanese War Clash
In Beirut, Christian supporters praised Syria's military intervention, spotlighting the Assad allied Phalange militia led by Pierre Gemayel and denouncing the left as bloodthirsty. Gemayel said Assad acted to end a year of bloodshed and warmongering by the false left.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Syria
Hafez Assad
Assad
Pierre Gemayel
Phalange Party
Courtroom reunion delayed after Hearst lung collapse
Patricia Hearst, 22, was rushed to Sequoia Hospital in Redwood City then operated on for a collapsed right lung. Doctors said she is in stable condition and expected to stay four to five days. Security was tight as she awaited a hearing on charges including kidnapping and assault.
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Redwood City
Calif
Patricia Hearst
Sequoia Hospital
San Mateo County
Harold Barker
Hearst
Jeffrey Iseberg
Miss Hearst
San Francisco
Arthur J Faro
Los Angeles
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Welfare ruling could cut Ohio general relief funds statewide
Welfare director Raymond McKenna says a federal judge's Columbus ruling could cost Ohio about 150 million dollars annually and lower benefits for general relief recipients. The decision targets childless couples and single people, potentially reducing payments across all counties and prompting an appeal. A separate class action challenges Medicaid cuts as violating due process under the 14th Amendment.
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Columbus
Ohio
Raymond McKenna
U.S. District Court
Joseph P. Kinneary
Franklin County
McKenna
Clark Law
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Rain hats may replace Easter finery in Ohio weather
Unstable weather drifts into Ohio this weekend with cloudiness leading to improving temperatures from the upper 60s to mid 70s. Lows will stay in the 50s tonight as a trough of low pressure from the Dakotas to West Texas moves east bringing showers over several days and continuing warm temperatures.
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Associated Press
Middletown Area Forecast for Tonight and Friday
Partly cloudy conditions with lows in the 50s and a chance of showers. Highs reach the upper 70s with yesterday's Middletown high at 67 and overnight low at 33. Extended outlook indicates a chance of rain Friday through the period.
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Middletown
Bridge Worker Falls Into Ohio River Near Aurora
AURORA Ind AP a bridge worker fell into the Ohio River Tuesday afternoon while working on the 1 275 Bridge near Aurora Ferry and the body has not yet been found. The victim remains unidentified as search continues.
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Aurora
Ind
Ohio River
Aurora Ferry
Reagan backers push for Ohio ballot placement
Reagan supporters demand the candidate be listed on Ohio's presidential primary ballot and threaten immediate court action if refused. Peter Voss of Canton, Ohio campaign manager, said the request would be made in a hearing before Secretary of State Ted W Brown, who previously disqualified Reagan for insufficient signatures.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ronald Reagan
Peter Voss
Canton
Reagan
Ted W Brown
Morning Song Keeps Vigil at Wenatchee Post Office
A 25 year old Eugene woman Morning Song stayed nearly a week at the Wenatchee post office waiting for her brother to arrive. She had only his box number and postal workers with AP reported they bent the rules to reveal his location after several days with no mail from him.
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Eugene, Ore
Morning Song
Wenatchee, Wash
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