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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 20, 1978

Page

4

FDA shifts stance on saccharin cancer risk study

The FDA agrees to co sponsor a $1.4 million, 18 month epidemiological study with the National Cancer Institute to reexamine saccharin's human bladder cancer risk. The move follows international dissent challenging the Canadian rat study and aims to resolve whether saccharin poses human hazards amid a moratorium on a ban.

FDA National Cancer Institute Congress Switzerland Britain West Germany C. Schlatter Institute of Toxicology University of Zurich Heidelberg D. Schmahl Cancer Ee Institute U.S The Lancet Ernst Wynder Robert Goldsmith American Calorie Control Council

Siebenthaler Sr. President and Myers Editor Roles Listed

The page lists J A Siebenthaler Sr as president and Frank R Myers as editor and vice president, with Jim Mills serving as managing editor on page four.

J.A. Siebenthaler Sr Frank R. Myers Jim Mills

Social Security Offices Tighten Rules on Numbers

The SSA reveals new budget justified reforms to curb misuse of numbers and false identities. All adults will now face in depth interviews to prove prior absence of a SSN and prevent misuse for illegal aliens or false documentation. The changes stem from a long history of lax controls and were submitted to Congress.

Social Security Administration Congress

Nicaraguan election boycotted amid Somoza protest

Voters stayed away on Feb 5 in municipal balloting as a protest against President Anastasio Somoza. Many opponents withdrew in support, strikes and boycotts marked the country, while a symbolic abstention highlighted demands for rights and freedoms and US non intervention.

Nicaragua Anastasio Somoza Somoza Pedro Joaquin Chamorro

Panama Canal Talk Sparks TV Network Backlash

A critic blasts CBS for refusing to air President Carter’s Panama Canal address. The piece accuses the White House press secretary of troublemaking and derides the speech as a déjà vu non-event, arguing viewers deserve content worth their time.

CBS Television Carter White House Jody Powell Jody America Panama Canal

Dennis The Menace Demands Prime Time TV

A cheeky White House whisper claims Dennis The Menace style obsession prompts HIM to seek national TV slots. The overheard late night banter suggests a 7 pm speech planned to rally the nation, framed as a defining broadcast for audiences.

White House

The Week That Wasn’t in Suburban Boston

John Roche recounts a Massachusetts town emergency ending at midnight and a five day isolation during a hurricane blizzard. Floyd Barbetti Jr. rescues the Roche driveway with a front end loader after days of blocked snow, restoring access and returning to normal life.

Massachusetts New York Sadat Bois de Bologne Brezhnev Jimmy Carter Bolivia Boston Weather Bureau Oracles Martha's Vineyard Everest Floyd Floyd Barbetti Jr Iron Duke NATO Roche

Still aren’t satisfied

A reader laments the United Mine Workers strike and its impact on daily life. The letter argues miners are not content despite high wages, questions legitimate grievances, and acknowledges the union’s coal supply for the city.

United Mine Workers Dusty Friedley Auburn St Apt

A Special Place for Millie Grimstad’s Kindness

To The Editor describes Millie Grimstad as a volunteer driver for cancer patients to Cincinnati. She selflessly gives time and love, often baking cookies, bringing cheer and a Christmas tree to a very ill patient, Elaine, whose family recalls her generosity after Elaine’s death.

Millie Grimstad Cincinnati Elaine Millie Carolyn

Middletown News Journal Subscription Rates

The Journal Published daily by the News Journal, Inc. details post rates for Middletown Ohio. It lists prices for newsstand copies, home delivery by carrier and motor route, and mail subscriptions within and outside the U.S.A. with annual amounts and payment in advance. Founded in 1857.

The News Journal, Inc. S. Broad First Ave Middletown Ohio U.S.A

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