Steel Hike Hit By Ford
The article notes a deepening decline in new building permits and housing starts, signaling trouble in the steel and housing sectors. It reports the Federal Energy Administration securing price rollbacks from 15 oil firms totaling about 77 million and wiping 375 million in claimed costs from company books. It also mentions Pan American World Airlines pilots accepting an 11 percent pay cut starting Feb 1, offsetting a 9 percent raise set for Jan 1. Sugar prices in New York drop up to 20 percent, with retailers elsewhere not following suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Energy Administration
FEA
Pan American World Airlines
Pan Am
New York
Recession Job Bill Okayed and Energy Plan Approved
Congress approved a recession job bill after Kissinger signaled Cyprus progress by the cutoff date. A stopgap foreign aid funding resolution runs to Feb 28 with a new Congress to authorize the appropriation. Senate backed a $20 billion non nuclear energy research program over 10 years focusing on coal oil shale and solar. Roth tax plan would have added 400 million for foreign oil business but failed 67 to 25. Diego Garcia expansion funds were cut from a 3 billion military bill to avoid triggering an arms race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kissinger
Cyprus
Congress
Senate
Ford
United States
William V. Roth
R-Del
U.S
Diego Garcia
Indian Ocean
Russia
Banquet Foods expands Wellston freezer plant project
Banquet Foods Corp at its Wellston plant drives a multi million expansion to build the largest freezer among Banquet plants. The project includes 147000 square feet of storage space, two rail spurs, eight shipping doors, and a 10 degree below zero environment with six ton refrigeration units and cranes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banquet Foods
U.S
Banquet Foods Corp
Wellston
Route 327
Banquet
United States
Fred Harless
Don King Construction Co
Jackson
A. J. Stockmeister Plumbing Co
Lowe Inc. Co
Chillicothe
Burroughs Electric
Interlake Iron Co
Chicago
Ill
Mid- Continent Corp
Kansas City
Quinn Construction Co
Marshall, Mo
Hocking Valley Construction Co
Columbus
Marshall I. Loughin
Overland
Harless
Parkinson says he believed not involved due to ex AG’s denial
Washington AP Kenneth W. Parkinson testified he did not believe aides and Nixon committee officials were involved in Watergate because former attorney general John Mitchell told him the charges were untrue. Parkinson described his role as a private attorney for the 1972 Nixon re election committee and recounted Magruder’s assertion that “we are all involved in this break‑in.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kenneth W. Parkinson
White House
The
United States
Parkinson
Robert C. Marchan
Arizona
Irv Noren
Joe DiMaggio
New York Yankees
Supreme Courts of
California
James Farmer
Congress of Racial Equality
Pasadena
Calif
Mardian
Jacob Stein
Nixon
Democrats
Jeb Stuart Magruder
Magruder
Ken
Atty
John N. Mitchell
John W. Dean
Magruders
Mitchell
More Bonuses Promised for Ohio Lottery Sales
Cleveland AP reports Ohio Lottery Executive Director John Kirkland pledged further bonus games to sustain ticket sales after a weekly total surpassing 4.4 million. The Holiday Bonus adds two extra number pairs for at least four weeks, boosting chances to win and keeping players engaged amid holiday sales trends.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Ohio
Lottery
John Kirkland
Kirkland
Reception Honors Watchman at Mary Shrine Meeting
A reception for Jesse Brinker deputy supreme watchman of shepherds was held by Mary Shrine White Shrine of Jerusalem in the Pomeroy temple. Pearl Reynolds and Allen Hughes presided as Brinker received a gift. Cards were sent to Kathleen McNickle and Midge Abbott after losses. Potluck refreshments featured a cake by Erma Yoho.
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Pomeroy
Jesse Brinker
Shepherds
Mary Shrine
White Shrine of Jerusalem
Pomeroy Temple
Pearl Reynolds
Allen Hughes
Brinker
Noami Brinker
Worthy
Hughes
Kathleen McNickle
Midge Abbott
Martin Abbott
Erma Yoho
Jury Draws for January Term in Athens County Court
Names selected for petit and grand juries in Athens County Common Pleas Court January term include Harold R. Billups Robert D. Wade Albert V. Lapps Harriett F. Carsey Judy A. Gorman and many others from Athens Albany New Marshfield Coolville Nelsonville Glouster Shade and The Plains with grand jurors listed as James Edward Rach Deborah A. Overly Thomas Brian Lee and more all from Waveline Nelsonville Coolville Millfield Albany Glouster and related towns.
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Athens County Common Pleas Court
Harold R. Billups
Robert D. Wade
Albert V. Lapps
Harriett F. Carsey
Judy A. Gorman
Elizabeth M. Klaus
Lois D Whealey
Francis D. Watson
Fannie M. Coursey
Marie F. Smith
Marjorie Flad
Susan D. Butler
Donna J. Slagle
Jeffrey Lee Gaydos
David E. West
Annette Aizen
Patricia Murray
Lynna J. Garber
Sally Kaneshige
Dee D Bradshaw
Roberta J. Morris
William H. Hunter
Sharon E. Cogar
Deborah D. Works
Robert H. Guard
Michael Douglas Loomis
Calvin L. Efaw
Margaret E. Burt
Jack B. Morehart
Charles A. Davis
Doris D. Evans
Garry O. Parsons
Homer M. Mansfield
Deborah
John A. Smith
Bradford L. Harter
Jean W. Rosesbaum
Laura L. Hansen
Rodney D. Elliot
David M. Harner
James R. Thomas
Athens
Donald L. Newman
Paul G. Williams
Richard A. Dally
Eleanor J. Brookhart
Albany
Margaret J. Hunter
Carrie A. McKibben
Helen A. Gordon
Willard L
All Shade
Leone Ss. Chapman
Ray Edward Sanborn
Millfield
Michael D. Schafer
Clarence A. Fuller Jr
Victoria A. Arthur
the Plains
Ruth A. Johnson
Gladys Wade
Buchtel
Ralph Eugene Dunfee
Stewart
Homer C. Linscott
Leonard A. Smith
Jessie J. Keirns
Amesville
James H. King
Chauncey
Pearly E. Cunningham
Deanville
Verda F. Sayers
Jacksonville
James Edward Rach
Deborah A. Overly
Thomas Brian Lee
James Anthoney Drummond
Mondlee E. Carmichael
Judy Woolery
Tyler R. Wold
Betty J. Talbott
Rebecca J. Mingus
Violet L. Saylor
Mark W. Lutz
Mary L. Bartos
Rubye A. Macauley
Alberta C. Grones
Edna UD. Guess
Robert Dean Taylor
Kenneth J. Tye
Russell K. Adams Sr
Dorothy R. Gettle
Norma J. Evans
Nelsonville
Herbert E. Matheny
James E. Pullins
Leah A. Whiteman
Coolville
Frank H. Snyder
Timothy V. Goss
Mary L. Loudermilk
Dorothy H. Emrich
Glouster
Della L. Lowry
Free hearing test offered in Athens Ohio at Sunset Motel
An advertisement announces a free electronic hearing test by Homer Norvell at the Sunset Motel 135 Columbus Road Athens on Friday December 20 from 1 to 5 pm. Diagrams explain ear function and causes of loss. If unavailable, call Beltone Zanesville at 453 1103 for an alternate appointment.
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Athens
Ohio
Sunset Motel
Columbus Road
Homer Norvell
Beltone
Zanesville
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Don King
A. J. Stockmeister Co
Stockmeister
Southeastern Ohio Regional Council
Robert Bishop
Banquet Foods, Inc
Ralston Purina
Watchman
Cunningham Music Center
Stimson & Palmer
Akai
Westmile
Logan
S. Court ST
Slacks Avon Sesson
Bank Americard
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