Agnew asks House to hear corruption case claim
Spiro T. Agnew petitions the House to hear his case over political corruption allegations, arguing constitutional protection while vice president. House action remains unclear. leaders mention a possible committee investigation or a hearing via impeachment, or rejection of the request after secret talks.
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Mock disaster drill at stadium tests rescue units
A 560 person drill at Barnitz Stadium simulates a propane explosion with mock injuries as Middletown fire crews, Civil Defense, and ambulances coordinate responses. National Guard Medi-Vac touches down after 3 pm as evaluation flags needed plan modifications. The event runs under crisis conditions and spurs ongoing disaster plan reviews.
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Kissinger Keeps Europe Front and Center at U.N. Visit
Secretary of State Kissinger focused on Europe during his U.N. General Assembly visit with plans to meet West German Chancellor Brandt and French Foreign Minister Jobert. He noted a possible Atlantic Alliance approach while progress on U.S. European ties remained limited. He held talks with Thai and South Vietnamese ministers and met Arab leaders without proposing a settlement plan.
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Buchanan Denies Sabotage Ties in Watergate Probe
Presidential speechwriter Patrick J. Buchanan criticized the Senate Watergate committee staff for maligning his reputation amid questions about political dirty tricks. He rejected involvement in sabotage against Democrats and urged the panel to control internal character assassins while denying any connection to Muskie or other candidates.
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Nationwide search ordered for poisonous canned mushrooms
The FDA launched a nationwide hunt for canned mushrooms possibly tainted with botulin toxin after inspections showed deficient procedures at 42 plants. More than 5,000 warehouses will be searched with 350 inspectors plus state and local officials joining the effort.
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Hot Ohio Weather Lingers With Scrubbed Rain Forecast
Hot conditions persist in Ohio with no rain in the forecast. Tonight will see a low in the upper 60s and a high tomorrow in the upper 80s. Middletown’s official high yesterday reached 90, possibly a date record, while this morning’s low was 66.
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UAW sets Chrysler strike deadlines amid recalls and walkouts
The UAW announces deadlines for four Chrysler plants to settle local disputes by next Monday to keep production rolling. It plans selective walkouts only after local deals, while Ford talks resume without demand for a larger settlement. Chrysler plows ahead to recover lost 1974 model output amid shortages and labor strife.
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