Libya Tunisia union proposed in Arab Islamic Republic plan
Libyan leader Col Muammar Khadafy and Tunisias Habib Bourguiba announced a joint plan to form a single government and constitution for an Arab Islamic Republic to be approved by a referendum on January 18. The leaders, ages 31 and 70, offered few details on leadership or completion dates.
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Tunis
Tunisia
Libya
Muammar Khadafy
Habib Bourguiba
Bourguiba
Middle East
Khadafy
Egypt
Anwar Sadat
Middletown Weather Forecast Cloudy and Warmer Today
Increasing cloudiness and slightly warmer temperatures are forecast in the Middletown area. Highs will reach the upper 20s to lower 30s with a chance of snow tonight changing to rain and lows in the upper 20s. Monday’s high will be in the mid to upper 30s.
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Middletown
Oil leaders frightened into hastening peace
An Associated Press analysis links Middle East oil politics to pressure for a swift Israeli Arab settlement. It argues oil rulers fear long term damage from oil shocks and seek peace while Saudis and Iranians balance relief with western ties, noting Faisal's potential shift toward dialogue and a Western-backed energy future.
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United States
Europe
Saudi Arabia
Iran
Middle East
Faisal
Israel
Japan
FDA recalls Fred's canned mushrooms nationwide
The FDA recalls 27 brand mushrooms including Fred's Fancy Button and Whole Mushrooms from Fred Mushroom Canneries Inc in Ohio. Some coded cans N2C 2K1B 2KQB 2L0B 2K0B 2KEB are not recalled. Other Ohio brands named include Edwards, Pick-N-Pay, Maple Heights, Heritage House and Seaway mushrooms from Cleveland.
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Lebanon
Ohio
Fred Mushroom Canneries, Inc
Food and Drug Administration
Fred’s
Edwards
Heritage House
Fisher
Fazio Costa
Cleveland
Seaway
Seaway Foods, Inc
Causes of shortages and expected price rise analysis
Washington reports multiple factors behind shortages from panicked consumer buying to rising world and domestic demand. Officials cite inadequate supplies, limited industrial capacity, and price or wage controls, with major gaps in steel petroleum paper and chemicals. Economists expect higher prices to curb demand and restore supplies as inventories stay at record lows.
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Washington
Sidney L. Jones
Washington, D.C
Commerce Department
Jones
Sub-zero Midwest Freeze Hits Records and Tragedy
Record low readings sweep the Midwest with 42 below in Bismarck and sub-zero zones across Missouri Illinois and Kansas. A 50-year-old Chicago man Nathaniel Stevenson was found dead in a snowbank from overexposure. Car wash tie-in sales prompt IRS scrutiny while water mains rupture and gas outages disrupt Sabetha and Fulton.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Mid-Continent
Bismarck
N.C
St. Joseph
Moline
Moline’s
Midwest
Omaha
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Kansas City
Nathaniel Stevenson
Internal Revenue Service
Sabetha
Kansas
Fulton
Ohio overhauls criminal code challenges local law enforcement
Journal respondents note sweeping changes in Ohio criminal law as officials assess impact. The feature highlights a rewrite effective statewide and its implications for area police, with coverage guiding readers to deeper analysis on page 21. Additionally two Middletown homes with storied pasts intrigue owners, a blood donation piece explains post donation physiology, and staff reports direct readers to pages 13 and 19.
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Ohio
Middletown Area
Journal
Nancy Vorhis
Iona Asher
Ervin seeks five Dean tapes to speed Watergate inquiry
Sen. Sam J. Ervin Jr. said the White House should hand over five tapes of conversations with John W. Dean III. He suggested the Senate Watergate committee might end its probe promptly if given those specific tapes. He reiterated a willingness to compromise on hundreds of other subpoenas.
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Charlotte
N. C
Sam J. Ervin Jr
White House
Senate Watergate Committee
John W. Dean III
Ervin
North Carolina
Dean
Warming Ties Edge After Years Of U.S. Cuba Hostility
Washington reports a tentative shift in U S Cuba relations as diplomats sense the worst enmity fading. Castro remains committed to Marxism but shows less hostility toward the United States while Kissinger signals possible policy restraint.
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United States
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Mexico
Fernando Lopez Munro
Castro
Ashington
Nixon
Soviet Union
Latin America
Henry A. Kissinger
U.S
Kissinger
Havana
China
The
Kremlin
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