17 Sep 1973
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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1973
Page
1
A Gallup Poll shows 74 percent of 1 544 Americans rate the United States highly favorable while 19 percent are mildly favorable and 3 percent mildly unfavorably. Age race education and region affect opinions as respondents used a scale from highly favorable to highly unfavorable.
Washington hearings on winter fuel needs begin this week following a congressional staff report calling for mandatory allocation of heating fuel. The Senate discusses the looming energy crisis and policy options.
Newsweek reports Martha Mitchell's outbursts prompted John Mitchell to move into a hotel after attempts to hospitalize her. Friends say his wife’s behavior is seen as ill by those who know her. He has avoided formal commitment steps.
Detroit AP reports Chrysler executives stayed at headquarters through the long talks with the UAW aimed at ending a nationwide strike by 112,000 workers. No breakthrough on overtime elimination or key economic issues. possible layoffs for some white collar staff if no settlement, while suppliers face shipment holds. Budd Co lays off 250 of 2,500 workers amid the stoppage.
Clearing skies and cooler temperatures are expected in the Mid dletown area tonight and tomorrow. Highs Tuesday are forecast in the upper 60s. Weather details are on page 12.
FDA officials say recalls of defective or deadly devices and drugs may remain secret to prevent fright. Decisions will be case by case, with some recalls kept off the weekly hazard list and public warnings issued only if risk to many is avoided. Brown notes pacemakers and certain chronic drugs could be affected.
The Council on Environmental Quality estimates environmental clean-up will cost about $274.2 billion from 1972 to 1981 with water air and solid-waste programs. It notes a growing CO2 buildup blamed on fossil fuels and warns of a possible greenhouse effect altering climate.
Yonnie Licavoli a prohibition era gangster died of cancer at 69 in his Gahanna home after spending 37 years in the Ohio Penitentiary He was freed in 1972 after a 1969 parole eligibility and a prior commutation controversy He had been banned from Toledo and Detroit areas and later ran a stamp and antiques shop in Whitehall.
FDA announces recall of institutional size mushrooms produced by Avondale Industries of Avondale Pennsylvania under Superior Penn Beauty and A.G. Festive labels. A No 10 can with code 370W was found to contain botulin toxin in a warehouse inspection by a Dade County inspector. Avondale says home purchase unlikely. most cans used by restaurants and pizza parlors.
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