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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1973
Page
4
Senator Ribicoff urges immediate government response or halting use of growth and production drugs in animal husbandry. He cites a secret FDA memo showing many suspected carcinogens may be in food and calls for tighter approval procedures and curtailment until safety is proven beyond doubt.
The piece contrasts U.S. resilience amid criticism with rising meat prices upsetting consumers. It notes shifting public mood and pressure as the nation ends a war and tackles other issues while markets respond to price tensions in meat.
Will Rogers drew a packed crowd to Middletown High School auditorium, where he joked about traffic lights, youth fashion, war debts, and politics. The humorist, famed for the Illiterary Digest, mixed rope tricks with sharp critique of leaders and society.
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The piece surveys Governor Reagan's proposed constitutional tax cap and year by year 1 percent cut for 15 years, claiming higher revenue, a new emergency fund, and a public tax lid. It notes national implications for 1976 and compares Rockefeller and Reagan as rising GOP forces alongside Connally and Agnew.
William F Buckley Jr argues New York City faces a tangled political fight with Nelson Rockefeller pressuring Liberal and Republican factions to block John Lindsay and back Wagner. Beame leads the Democratic contenders while Mario Biaggi and John Marchi vie for conservative support as the Liberal plan collapses.
A columnist recalls a Time Magazine census question about the head of household's industry and title. A lighthearted aside jokes about the wife in Agriculture Forestry and the husband as Engineer. The piece ends with a quip about a costly eye operation paid in 100 dollar bills.
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