Rhodes licenses under review by Ohio board
The Ohio Real Estate and Public Services Board unanimously approved a resolution to seek voluntary surrender of 10 licenses after an investigation led by executive secretary Robert Gippin. Gippin described special exam licenses and noted no formal exam record for Rhodes. If unreturned by the deadline, steps toward revocation will be considered.
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Robert Gippin
Gippin
Rhodes
Real Estate Commission
J. Gordon Peltier
Commerce
Fred P. Neuenschwander
Washington's 1776 diet: soldiers fed on 11 cents a day
The Agriculture Department notes 11 cents per soldier daily in 1776, while AMA says the diet was meat heavy. Officers and Washington enjoyed far higher rations, and modern Army meals cost around $2.28 per day per soldier with nutrition balanced today.
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Washington
George Washington
Agriculture Department
Defense Department
American Medical Association
AMA Update
AMA
Continental Army
Simon urges refiners to boost gasoline production
Federal energy chief William E. Simon called on refiners with ample distillate and residual fuel stocks to raise gasoline output to ease shortages. He noted some refineries have already shifted toward more gasoline. Weather and conservation have supported distillate stock gains, while Congress lags on quick relief measures for energy.
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Washington
Federal Energy
William E. Simon
Simon
U.S
Syrians clash with Israelis on Golan frontline
Syrian command reports devastating blows against eight Israeli settlements and three missile bases in the Golan Heights with fifteen enemy batteries silenced. The clash began at 7 15 a m and ended at 10 15 a m as Israeli withdrawal continued west of the Suez Canal under the Kissinger disengagement accord.
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Associated Press
Golan Heights
Damascus
Suez Canal
Golan
Suez
Henry A. Kissinger
Gold price soars to record in London and Zurich
Gold surged on European markets toward new highs as fears over paper money values spread. In London it traded around 146 dollars an ounce while Zurich opened at 145 bid and 147 offered, after Friday's London close of 143.50 and prior Zurich record of 143 on January 25.
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London
Zurich
Truckers Oust Rynn As Ohio Council Leader
The Ohio Council of Independent Truckers voted to remove George Rynn from the presidency amid a Sunday night meeting in Barberton where members also voted to continue the strike. Chairman Lester Salsgiver said Rynn was not notified of the meeting or the firing. Rynn contested the move claiming he remains president and warned of forming another organization with backing from 22,000 members.
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Associated Press
Ohio Council of Independent Truckers
George Rynn
Lester Salsgiver
Lodi
Barberton
Salsgiver
Ryan
J. Leonard Fleet
Hollywood
Fla
Fleet
Odd Even Gasoline Rules Spread Across States
Thousands of drivers in New Jersey Massachusetts New York Washington and Washington D C follow alternate day gas purchases by license plate numbers. New Jersey mandates sales rules with minimum five gallons and escalating fines. other states run voluntary or mixed programs with half tank trigger and minimum purchase proposals.
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L. Ashley Higgins
Associated Press
New Jersey
Massachusetts
New York
Washington
New York State
Massachusett
Ohio Truckers Vote to Continue Strike After Barberton Meeting
Ohio Council of Independent Truckers unanimously decides to keep the shutdown as 450 members attend a Barberton High School meeting. George Ryan says 22,000 in Ohio and 100,000 nationwide are aligned. action could hinge on a written pledge and Nixon's involvement.
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Ryan
Ohio
Independent truck strike winds down nationwide
Nationally the dis organized truck driver strike neared end as traffic rose toward normal levels. Officials said the stoppage reduced by force of the settlement proposal last Thursday in Key. violence dropped, but a Beaumont driver was shot at and four Kentucky trucks hit by bullets. About 15 000 of 100 000 laid off were returning to work, with meat and produce shipments resuming and a six percent surcharge to be passed to consumers. Major groups urged their members back on the road.
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Ohio National Guard
Ohio Highway Patrol
Associated Press
Washington, D.C
Beaumont
Tex
Kentucky
Committee moves to obtain Nixon documents in impeachment inquiry
House Judiciary Committee plans to subpoena White House papers and a Jaworski material list as it investigates possible impeachment. Chairman Rodino says subpoena authority allows access, potentially requiring Nixon to testify, despite executive privilege claims by Nixon's lawyers and Jaworski’s private grand jury status.
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Washington
Nixon
House Judiciary Committee
White House
Peter W. Rodine
D-N.j
Leon Jaworski
Judiciary Committee
Rodine
Jaworski
Rodino
Weather Outlook for Middletown Area
Partly cloudy tonight with overnight lows around 28. Highs near 40 tomorrow. Yesterday's high 30 and low 15 with one inch of snow. Extended outlook shows daily rain Wednesday through Friday with highs in the upper 40s and overnight lows in the 30s.
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Middletown
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