Wholesale Prices Jump in November as Fuel Costs Soar
The Department of Labor reports November wholesale price index up 1.8 percent seasonally adjusted, with energy prices rising 19.3 percent the month. Refined petroleum products lead the surge, gasoline up 34.7 percent, crude oil 4.5. Farm and processed foods fall, consumer foods dip 0.6 percent, while overall industrial commodities rise 3.2 percent. The index reaches 141.8 on 1967 base, about 17.5 percent above a year ago.
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Washington
Department of Labor
Department
Union O Bleness Talks Scheduled With Hospital
AFSCME representatives Charles Abner and Ralph Messenger met Wednesday with O Bleness Memorial Hospital official Lewis Ransdell to discuss unionization among about 250 non supervisory employees. Today's meeting includes executive director James Boyce who was away Wednesday and did not attend. Ransdell declined further comment without discussion with hospital officials.
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American Federation of State
O’bleness Memorial Hospital
Afscme
Charles Abner
Ralph Messenger
Lewis Ransdell
O’bleness
James Boyce
Ransdell
Boyce
Abner
Fifteen Candidates File Statements With Athens County Board
Fifteen candidates filed financial statements with the Athens County Board of Elections since November 30. The filing deadline is December 21, forty five days after the election. Listings include Robert Rice Waterloo Two trustee with 15.27 expense, Franklin Sheeter Municipal Court judge with 14.28, Lowell Chase Albany village council with 1 contribution and 1 expense, William Duckler Federal Hocking School Board with 77.35 expense, Orland Ely Waterloo Two trustee with 11.59, and Glendale Skidmore Alexander School Board with no items. A number of candidates reported no expenses or contributions including Dorothy Vernon Glouster village treasurer, Gregory W Hill Athens city council, Naomi Hartley Jacksonville village council, Bertha M Wyatt Trimble village treasurer, Bob Gamwell Jr Glouster village council, William H Christman Jr Glouster village council, Edward Moore Trimble School Board, Paul Metts Alexander School Board, and John Sayre Buchtel village clerk treasurer.
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Robert &. Rice
Waterloo
Franklin Sheeter
Lowell Chase
Albany
William Duckler
Federal Hocking School Board
Orland Ely
Glendale Skidmore
Alexander
Dorothy Vernon
Glouster
Gregory W Hill
Athens
Naomi Hartley
Jacksonville
Bertha M Wyatt
Trimble
Bob Gamwell Jr
William H Christman Jr
Edward Moore
Paul Metts
John Sayre
Buchtel
Treasure
Federal Hocking Middle School Honor Roll lists 62 students
Principal Robert L Brennan announces sixty two students named to the honor roll for the first nine weeks at Federal Hocking Middle School. Eighth graders include Beverlee Antle and Jessica Smith among many others. seventh and sixth graders also listed.
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Jessica Smith
Hrian Starling
Rena Swartz
Jeff Arnold
Mark Arnold
Teressa Barnhart
Pam Brooks
Greg Coen
Mark Conrad
Jeff Cullum
Lisa Dishong
Connie Fisher
Troy Goins
Craig Gould
Tammy Sue Hill
Teresa Johnson
Mendy Meeks
Lisa Mobbs
Barry Richardson
Kathy Robson
Paul Hockswold
Cathy Russell
Janet Russell
Hick Welch
Mark Wolfe
Debbie Blake
Sharon Boggs
Low Ann Burkhammer
Janet Butcher
Keith Clem
Barbara Coen
Becky Dunfee
Lynne Flanders
Ann Fowler
Pam Easler
Jerry Lavelle
Susan Lipscomb
Linda ViceVey
John Simpson
Robin Swartz
Vieigs County Squad Runs Local Medical Transport Update
A list shows Vieigs County squads routing patients to Veterans Memorial Hospital with named drivers, times, and locations. The report includes names such as Freda Manuel Racine and Robert Black Portland, plus a note on no reported runs for POMEROY SECEMS and ongoing union discussions at AFSCME with abstracted methods for card checks or secret ballots.
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Freda Manuel
Racine
Medical
Veterans Memorial Hospital
Robert Black
Portland
Veterans Memorial
Pomeroy Squad
John Massie
Rock Street
Senior Citizens Also Get Money from Tri-County CAA
Funding of 61248 for the Tri-County Community Action Agency will continue through April 1974 with an extra 17500 for the senior citizens program to June 1974. At a board meeting Roger McCauley confirmed the extended support while noting county cooperation and staff changes.
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Tri-County
CAA
Tri- County Community Action Agency
Roger McCauley
CAA Board of Trustees
McCauley
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