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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1974

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Leopard Killed by Neighbor After mauling Woman in Florida

In Indian Bluffs Island Florida a neighbor Ralph McDaniel shot and killed a pet leopard that mauled 25 year old Leeda Brownell as she attempted to feed it. The woman was taken to Tarpon Springs General Hospital with severe injuries and an emergency tracheotomy.

Indian Bluffs Island Fla Ralph McDaniel Leeda Brownell Mike Coachman McDaniel Sally Stephens

Middletown Weather Forecast Shows Cloudy Start

Mostly cloudy with a chance of light snow flurries today in Middletown, clearing later. Tonight will be clear and cold with lows from 5 to 15. Sunday brings increasing clouds with highs in the mid to upper 30s and a small chance of precipitation, about 10 percent, after near zero tonight.

Middletown

Midwest cold grips nation with record lows

Cold sent temperatures to record lows across the middle of the United States after a week of arctic conditions. The system brought heavy snow, sleet, and rains from the East to California and the Pacific Northwest, with California roads in the San Bernardino Mountains temporarily opened but warned to close again if conditions worsen.

Associated Press California Pacific Northwest Nevada California Highway Patrol San Bernardino Mountains

GLOBAL Energy conference aims to address oil and metal crises

A World energy debate could occur before year end with broad stakes beyond oil. The plan links energy with raw materials, noting the US relies on imports for many essential metals and much of these sit in the Third World. Nixon seeks a Feb 11 meeting among eight nations to craft cooperative responses ahead of talks with OPEC, though some consumers worry about excluding others. The consumer OPEC follow-up faces cooler reception.

Associated Press Soviet Union United States U.S Nixon Canada Japan France Italy Netherlands Norway West Germany Organization of Petroleum Exporting Henry A. Kissinger

Saxbe Defends Nixon Impeachment Defense Boundaries

Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare designate Saxbe argues it would be improper for government payroll lawyers to represent Nixon in an impeachment trial and suggests an independent defense fund. He leaves open limited DOJ involvement in early stages and says DOJ out if the case reaches the Senate. He backs Jaworski’s independence as Watergate prosecutor.

Justice Department Nixon Saxbe Senate

Kissinger and Sadat Hold Talks in Egypt

Kissinger, who arrived in Egypt Friday, meets President Anwar Sadat for two hours to continue discussions begun Friday night. After a working lunch, he will fly to Jerusalem to meet Israeli leaders and press for rapid progress on a troop separation along the Suez Canal.

Kissinger Egypt Anwar Sadat Sadat Jerusalem Suez Canal Cairo Middle East

Taft Museum recovers Rembrandt pair and finder’s fee

The Taft Museum in Cincinnati reports restitution of two Rembrandt paintings valued at 2 million dollars along with 100000 dollars placed as a finder’s fee for intermediary James Hough. Police charged three men with possession of stolen goods. John Warrington noted the finder’s fee and described Hough delivering the fee envelope.

Cincinnati, Ohio Taft Museum John Warrington Taft Board James Hough Warrington Hough Museum

Fire at Mobil oil complex in Texas injures one

Lightning sparked a blaze at a Mobil Oil storage farm in Port Neches Texas igniting six tanks and threatening a large petrochemical complex. Firemen used water to cool remaining tanks and erected earthen levees to control the spread as rain helped. One worker was injured.

Port Neches Tex Mobil Oil Co Texas Mobil

Jaws wired for diet used by Detroit wife

Mrs. John Horn of Gibraltar says she had jaw wiring to curb overeating after weight problems her hopes are to lose about 85 pounds in three months. She has already shed 17 pounds in two weeks while surviving on diet liquids and occasional beers.

Detroit John Horn England Emily Klieff

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