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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1972
Page
1
The FDA proposes tight daily limits on Vitamin A at 10 000 IU and Vitamin D at 40 IU to curb acute and chronic toxicity. It seeks to reformulate many multivitamins and restrict foods marketed as dietary aids or OTC drugs. Public comment due in 8 days. broader rules on other vitamins and supplements planned.
Paris sources report Henry Kissinger expected to relay President Nixon’s final word on Vietnam peace talks. If revisions are approved, a ceasefire could be announced from Washington and Hanoi. White House envoy plane stood by at Orly as North Vietnamese indicate crucial points remain unresolved. Thieu’s Saigon speech is seen as unrelated to the negotiations.
In Rome and other Italian cities thousands of leftist and archist youths protested the Milan bank bombing trial delay. At least 38 injured and 45 arrested as cars were set ablaze and police used tear gas. Stalls damaged at Piazza Navona and Campidoglio, offices of Il Popolo attacked. bus blocked by rioters.
The everyday man now delays presents as prices rise and outings become costly. The joke notes that many can’t afford to treat partners to nights out, turning gifts into scarce tokens of affection.
In a government counted union election Miller leads Bayle with 1,774 votes to 10,673 as 100,000 ballots remain. Miller’s running mates Trbovich and Pawrick also lead their opponents, with Trbovich 11,146 to 10,573 and Pawrick 11,428 to 10,307.
A Baltimore and Ohio freight train with forty derailed cars in the center of a southern Illinois town, causing an explosion and a fire that soon raged out of control. No injuries reported as fire crews battled the blaze through the morning, authorities said.
Orange crater thrills Apollo 17 crew and scientists as Eugene Ceman and Haris Schmitt collect rocks at the lunar surface. Ronald Evans orbits aboard America noting three extinct volcanos while Mission Control in Houston reports a standout day.
Apollo 17 crews lingered and dug as mission time ran short. Geologist Schmitt shouted trench time as they found orange soil and basalt on the rim. Time sped fast and the team rushed to return to the lunar lander with samples.
Kansas City reports Harry S. Truman, seriously ill former president, showing improved heart strength today. Doctors said his temperature rose to 101 and his pulse quickened, but his condition was not alarming as his heart was described as fairly strong now.
A weatherman predicted diminishing winds and little precipitation during a storm that dumped 10 inches of snow yesterday before changing to freezing rain. High winds shattered windows and toppled power lines across Onondaga County causing scattered outages in Skaneateles Manlius and along the Seneca Turnpike. A large piece of corrugated aluminum blocked Route 690 west of the city as officials cite gusts up to miles per hour.
Manchester Village Police Chief Francis Hoag was seriously wounded and Manchester Town Police Chief Dana Thompson was killed during an attempted robbery of Whipple's Pharmacy in Manchester Center. Edward Battick, 25, faces murder charges while Brian O Keefe, 24, is charged as an accessory. O Keefe was captured in a Manchester hunting camp. Battick was identified and charged.
Two airline stewardess groups denounce ads books and films they say degrade them. Judi Lindsey and Joanna Chaplan describe being grabbed and treated as idiots as they push to end what they call slander. They argue critics fear passenger backlash and loss of future travel.
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