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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1972
Page
4
Wall Street chatter suggests Moscow plans a bond issue to raise capital. Western financiers are courting the Soviets to advise and learn about prospectus creation while monitoring securities, with potential U S private sales seen as forthcoming. Capital might fund a new phase in Russia’s economy.
Iowa State researchers at Meat Science Day found flavor tenderness and juiciness rise with doneness level rather than marbling. Tests broiled rib steaks to 140 158 and 177 degrees showing 140 degrees yielded best overall palatability and less cooking loss. The work casts doubt on marbling as sole quality indicator and notes uncertainty about minimum marbling for choice grade.
A Middletown letter argues nonpayment losses are blamed on renters and questions city practices. The writer cites a $178 bill after a tenant left $70 unpaid and meter access issues, urging others to oppose higher rates and consider action if bills rise.
The Journal published daily by News Journal Inc lists subscription options for Middletown Ohio readers. Rates cover daily and Sunday copies, motor route delivery, rail service, and payment terms with advance billing and service charges.
A resident denounces proposed water and sewer rate hikes blamed on non payers. He argues good citizens should not cover deadbeats and calls for city officials to act, even by force if needed, to resolve delinquencies and stop higher charges.
Nixon’s staffing changes and policy shifts signal a bargain with AFL CIO leader George Meany. Meany aims to extend coverage to farm workers through a federal act, while the American Farm Bureau debates its stance on compulsory farm unionism and secondary boycotts amid harvest-time disputes.
New York reports the death of former Congressman Martin Dies, a Texas Democrat and early HUAC chair, underscoring the nation’s altered stance toward communism. Dies was known for his distinctive white Stetson and broad presence in politics.
Billy Kilmer says President Nixon's involvement hurts the Washington Redskins and urges Coach George Allen to stop discussing games before they are played. The column recalls the Dies Committee era, McCarthyism, and postwar U S diplomacy with the Soviet Union and China.
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