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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1971
Page
1
George University students filed a labeling proposal as an FDA spokesman said powers are limited. Rosenthal urged honesty and consumer rights to know ingredients. He cited letters about illness from hidden ingredients and a Maryland youth allergic to several items who ate a can of tomato product.
In Columbus the fourth House Senate joint panel resumes work on a budget tax bill to break a stalemate. Gov Gilligan signs expected today while payrolls are due December 10. earlier attempts faced a 47 to 4 defeat with several absences and calls to return lawmakers.
Gov. Gilligan seeks state and federal backing for a Lake Erie jetport project near Cleveland. Study by the Greater Cleveland Growth Association estimates 40,000 to 70,000 jobs and up to $500 million in payroll, with a diked island hosting three 12,000 foot runways and a terminal for 8.1 million passengers annually. A seven mile highway and eight mile rapid transit line would connect the jetport to the mainland.
Lawrence Hamm and three other Black board members helped push a plan to fly red, black, and green flags in classrooms with predominantly Black enrollments. Attorney John Cervase and opponents argued the move violates the law while supporters say it reflects Black students.
In Rome a three day conference on the world monetary crisis ended with the United States signaling willingness to consider devaluing the dollar. No commitments were made as discussions remained hypothetical but concrete figures were floated to test reactions.
Mostly cloudy conditions persist tonight and tomorrow with a small chance of snow tomorrow. Lows dip to the low to mid 20s tonight and Friday’s highs reach the middle teens. Yesterday’s high was 33 and the overnight low fell to 18.
The U S dollar slid to record lows in Europe and Japan amid signs Washington may accept devaluation. In Frankfurt it opened at marks, a sharp drop from Tokyo quotes, closing at 326.75 yen, a new low after 327.07 yen the prior day. The frankfurt opening implied about 11.25 percent revaluation of the mark since May.
An AP report says a dollar devaluation would largely affect foreign trade, with little direct impact on individuals. Economists note long term effects could include more U.S. jobs and cheaper exports, while imported goods may rise in price for American buyers.
A humorous note hints that Chuckle Neo continues performing, with the caveat that the show proceeds only if the boss remains available.
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