Kissinger Illness Halts Zaire Trip Activities
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger woke with gastroenteritis in Kinshasa and canceled planned visits to the Fine Arts Academy market model farm and talks with Zaire officials. He said he has no immediate plan to return to the area and that the US would assist in Rhodesia transition talks if asked.
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Beiru t Lebanon election threats from Baath party
In Beirut the Baath Socialist party branch warns it will use armed force to block leftist Moslems from delaying the Lebanese presidential election. Assem Kansou says the leftists must not influence the voting this weekend despite Suleiman Franjieh’s succession.
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Ohio Senate rejects Medicaid director McKenna on party lines
State senators voted 21 to 12 along party lines to reject Raymond McKenna as state welfare director, delaying Medicaid cuts and prompting Gov. Rhodes to seek an interim assistant director. The Senate Health and Retirement Committee previously turned down McKenna, while supporters argued funding failures rest with the legislature.
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FTC curbs Grape Nuts ads over wild plant risk
The Federal Trade Commission ruled Benton & Bowles must stop promoting wild plants in Post Grape Nuts ads after claims that outdoor foraging could be safe misled children. The order bans portraying raw wild plants as edible and warns fines up to ten thousand dollars per offense.Euell Gibbons died Dec. 29. The case aims to prevent similar pitches and safeguard children from unsafe foraging.
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Widows Seek Burial for Miners After Scotia Coal Disaster
Relatives of 11 men trapped and killed in a Scotia Coal Co mine disaster near Owen Fork Kentucky petition for proper burial. After a first rescue, a second blast killed most of the inspection team and left families awaiting the figures and cause of the tragedy while Interior Department hearings probe the accident.
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Woman Survives Mountaintop Crash in Sierra Nevada
Laureen Elder of San Francisco survived a light plane crash on a Sierra Nevada mountainside near Lone Pine after two companions died. The Cessna 182 carrying Dr. Jay Fuller and Jean Noller crashed at 11,800 feet near Independence on a Death Valley flight. Elder crawled through snow and rock for about 16 hours to reach a town, suffering frostbite and cuts. Fuller died in the wreck, Noller was severely injured.
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Frost Lays Waste to Ohio Apple Crop Faces Price Impact
Freezing temperatures damaged about one third of the apples at Lynd Fruit Farm in Licking County and two thirds of pears. Farm owner Mitchell Lynd and others say lower yield may lift remaining fruit prices, while Ohio State economist Dr Gene Cravens notes moderate overall damage with wheat and corn less affected. Clear tonight with mid 40s lows and 60s Friday. rain chances Saturday and Sunday. clearing Monday.
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