Labeling reform urged to list all food ingredients
Food processors resist full ingredient disclosure but a group from George Washington University argues for mandatory labeling to aid consumers. They cite 225 ingredients currently not named under FDA rules and note concerns for dieters and heart patients about caffeine and monosodium glutamate.
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Law Students Association For Buyers’ Education and Labeling
George Washington University
Food and Drug Administration
Undermining The Wall Berlin dispatch recalls tethered hope
A Berlin report notes East German border guards found a tunnel under the Berlin Wall just before 17 East Berliners planned to escape. The piece contrasts the hated barrier with the undying will for freedom and predicts the wall will eventually crumble.
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Berlin
Berlin Wall
East Berlin
Citizens vent over crime rights and school funding taxes
A reader argues police are unfairly charged after a fatal shooting and criticizes probation leniency for criminals. The letter also cautions Franklin voters about a property tax levy tied to personal income tax for education and urges limits on repeat ballot attempts. The piece returns to the theme that victims, not criminals, bear the costs of crime and tax policy.
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Ohio
Santeeet
Columbus
Franklin
Hoover
Middletown Journal Subscription Rates and Details
The Middletown Journal lists subscription options for daily and Sunday editions with prices for newsstand, home delivery by newspaper boy, motor route, and mail. Payment terms require advance payments with regional and international rates provided.
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News Journal, Inc
S. Broad
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
Journal Tube
U.S.A
Two Friends Misplace Bag Then Realize It Hidden
Two women shopping spend the afternoon in stores. They buy cosmetics and a hand bag then misplace it in the shoe department. After frantic searching they discover the bag tucked under one woman's arm and sneak away. A raincoat try on caused the mix up. In another note, a couple keep watch over a growing menagerie as a cat contends with a new wire-haired terrier pup.
Policemen Face Increasing Dangers Amid Rising Violence
The piece cites 88 police fatalities in 1970 as a record and discusses threats to law enforcement from terrorist activity and hostile rhetoric. It quotes J Edgar Hoover urging officers to serve with dignity, noting campus unrest and growing police personnel funding to curb terrorism.
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Washington
United States
J. Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
FBI
Muskie Lacks California Momentum in 1972 Race
In California Ed Muskie shows no sign of catching fire as the Nixon challenger. McGovern builds a core organization led by Wilson Riles’ campaign experience, while Bayh gains some traction among older backers. Muskie’s quiet, noncommittal style fuels a pervasive California malaise.
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Los Angeles
Ed Muskie
Richard Nixon
California
Ponce de Leon
Muskie
George McGovern
McGovern
Wilson Riles
Dorman Commons
Lindsay
Birch Bayh
Birch
Bayh
Buckley Emerges As National Figure In Senate Rise
Senator James Buckley of New York, elected on the Conservative ticket, stands as a major third party milestone with White House support and wide invitations. The interview portrays Buckley as exceptionally attractive, warm, and intensely analytical, shaping his path as a leading American political figure.
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James Lane Buckley
New York
Robert M. Fa Follette, Jr
Wisconsin
White House
George McGovern
South Dakota
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