Dollar Markets and Inflation Dominate 1973 Outlook
Analysis notes that speculators view U S inflation as the lowest among non Communist industrial nations but fear a persistent trade gap. Gold soars past 90 dollars per ounce while pegged currencies in Canada Britain Japan Switzerland and Italy float their values. The piece urges curbing food prices and middlemen while the United States must shrink its balance of payments deficit to restore dollar confidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Canada
Britain
Japan
Switzerland
Italy
U.S
Germany
North Vietnam
Influenza Death Toll Rise in Athens County Reported
The Messenger notes Dr J M Higgins county health commissioner says the flu epidemic doubled the death rate in Athens County with fifty two deaths in February and thirty three in Athens Township. Omar the Tentmaker starring Guy Bates Post shown at the Majestic for 15 cents. The US signed a 36 nation wheat agreement described as the biggest intergovernmental deal. The Fair Stores advertise silk dresses at 4 95.
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J. M. Higgins
Athens County
Athens Township
Omar the Tentmaker
Guy Bates Post
America
The
Majestic
United States
Gilligan Aide Targets State Administrative Services Merge
Gov. John J. Gilligan aims to merge the Departments of Personnel, Finance, and Public Works into a single Department of Administrative Services. The plan, supported by Tepper, would cut duplication and save manpower and money, with budgets rising to 67.7 million for 1973-75 and later reforms to staff through attrition.
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Columbus
Ohio
John J. Gilligan
Jay O. Tepper
Tepper
Public Works
Department of Administrative Services
New York
Minnesota
General Services Agency
GSA
Finance
R. Wilson Neff
Paul Corey
Robert Baker
Finance Department
Gilligan
Executive Department
Senate
Anthony D. Calabrese
Cleveland
House
A. G. Lancione
Bellaire
Lancione
Bureau of Employment Services
Bureau of Workmen's Compensation
Industrial Relations Department
Department of Welfare
Department of Human Resources
Ohio weighs bail bond reform after court proposals
Ohio lawmakers study bail bond reform as Supreme Court plans to curb the industry faces resistance. Rep. Batchelder proposes a bill limiting court control, while judges caution against sweeping changes. The debate centers on 10 percent cash bonds and recognizance releases, with mixed experiences cited from New York Philadelphia and Chicago.
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Columbus
Ohio
110Th General Assembly
Supreme Court
High Court
William G. Batchelder
Medina
Batchelder
House
Senate
C. William O'Neill
O'Neill
J.neill
New York
Cook County
Ill
Chicago
J.D. McConaha
Allied Fidelity Insurance Co
Indianapolis
Ind
Philadelphia
McConaha
Cincinnati
Common Pleas
Thomas J. Parino
Cuyahoga County
Ohio prepay legal insurance studied by unions and bars
About 13 500 Ohio families pay for prepaid legal insurance to ensure affordable help in a crisis. Plans operate in Toledo Columbus and Dayton with unions like Teamsters Local 20 and Laborers Local 423 offering bail bonds wills tax help and clinics. The Ohio Bar Association backs preventive access and a Taft Hartley amendment to negotiable plans. pilot programs may expand to 2 000 people before broader rollouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth L. Davis
Associated Press
Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
Toledo
Columbus
Ohio Afl-Cio
Dayton
Teamsters Local No
Jack Gallon
Teamsters Plan
Victor Smedstad
Jay Ellis
Ohio Bar Association
OBA
Ellis
CBA
Congress
Mixed Feelings On U S Aid To North Vietnam
William F Buckley argues that U S economic aid to North Vietnam would imply a moral debt or defeat and could backfire financially. He suggests channeling funds into tangible North Vietnamese facilities like Haiphong Harbor while urging China and the Soviet Union to share costs, and keeping the issue alive in international forums.
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North Vietnam
United States
Hanoi
Israel
Libya
France
Germany
America
Haiphong Harbor
China
Soviet Union
South Vietnam
United Nations
World Bank
Laos Airfields Score Card Reflects Laos War Struggles
The Laos airfield network built by American and Lao labor shows 230 sites closed unfriendly and 86 closed to fixed wing use, with many strips lacking refueling or guidance gear. Pilots relied on skill amid monsoon, winds, and enemy fire in a dangerous Indochina theater.
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L. A
Laos
Air America
Continental Air Services
Arizona
Don
Pop
Edgar
Pop) Buel
The Messenger Publishing Co. Rates and Address
The Messenger Publishing Co lists daily and Sunday editions with carrier and mail rates. Delivery by D&S One Week and Tube Driver details appear, with price structures for Ohio West Virginia and nationwide mail subscriptions, and the Athens Ohio address for mail.
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D&s
Ohio
West Virginia
U.S. & Possessions
Athens
the Messenger Publishing Co
Johnson Road
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