Tight Money Return Possible See Tight Money Return Possible
Washington reports rising predictions that tight money may return without higher taxes. The Federal Reserve Bank remains hesitant to discuss policy publicly as Open Market Committee meets in Washington. Officials note no immediate action like a higher discount rate is planned, though scrutiny continues over weeks for hints of change. The 1965 rate hike to 4.5 percent last year contrasted with 4 percent now, while mortgage funds tightened housing and bond markets rose to 6 7 percent.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Reserve System
Open Market Committee
Federal Reserve Banks
Federal Reserve
Johnson
Congress
Resolution for Tulane Avenue storm sewer project Athens OH
City council adopts emergency resolution to improve Tulane Avenue by constructing a storm sewer and replacing a box culvert from East State Street north to a point 36.9 feet northwest of Lot 2809. The plan includes cost assessments, bond anticipation, and semiannual installment payments with emergency clause to protect public health and safety.
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Tulane Avenue
Athens
Ohio
Athens County
State Street
Armbruster
East State Street
Eos State Street
Patricia B. Betz
Merry B. Bean
Raymond Shepard
Students Force Temporary CSU Xenia Closure Riot Control
The student demonstration forced Central State University at Xenia to close and led to widespread state police actions. Highway Patrolmen and National Guardsmen were deployed to restore order, with four Athens post members redirected to assist in riot control.
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Central State University
Xenia
Athens
Athens School District Publishes 1967-68 Employee Directory
The Athens city school district releases its 1967-68 employee directory listing position, workplace, and phone numbers for nearly 300 staff across city schools. It covers janitors, cooks, bus drivers, teachers, and administrators.
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Athens City
Handcuffed Ohio students cause county mystery
Two youths grabbed by fraternity pledges in Coolville were handcuffed with no identification. They claimed to be Ohio University students but could not prove it until campus security verified their identities. A jail stay followed until a key freed the cuffs and the pair were released. Names Fay and Brandenburg.
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Athens County Sheriff's Deputies
Coolville
Ohio University
Earl W. Fay
N. Congress St
Christopher L. Brandenburg
Church St
Student Charged In Auto Death
An Ohio University student, Edward J. Sternad, 19, faces second degree manslaughter charges in Municipal Court on November 20 for a fatal Oct. 22 crash on Baker Road Athens Two. Bodine, 19, of Pittsburgh, was killed in the overturned foreign auto. Sternad, of Brecksville, resides at 14 Northwood Dr. Athens, and is held without bond after a prior plea denial.
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Ohio University
Edward J. Sternad
Brecksville
Northwood Dr
Athens
Bonnie Jean Bodine
Baker Road
Sternad
Kenneth €. Joseph
Martins Ferry
John Fritzman
Lance Osimor
Tiffin
Albert Hornyak
Cleveland
Billie J. Edwards
Toledo
Michael A. Jozefoo
Rocky River
Raymond Carroll
Maple Heights
Kenneth Carl
Cincinnati
David P. Deluca
Astabule
Harry McCune
Timothy Reese
Lawson Trailer Court
Jerry Tramell
Reese
Charles Tucker
Hamersville
Robert Henderson
Washington St
Willard Barber
New Marshfield
Richard Lathern
Youngstown
Elizabeth Pruitt
Ironton
Norman St. Clair
Coalville
James Greider
Brown Hall
Linda Sue Henderson
Robert Miller Jr
Steubenville
Frank Barnes
Millfield
Terry Michels
Parkersburg
Charles V. Lee Jr
Phil A. Carter
Jacksonville
Thomas Hudnall
Carl Pancake
Jesse Zimmerman
Stewart
Ohn Jourdon
Somerset
Shopping Mall For Athens May Be Included In Plan
A fifth Athens city planning seminar at Ohio University discussed a Court Street shopping mall as a potential element of a long range community plan. Shepard and planning commissioners cited traffic and parking as deterrents while stressing public involvement and surveys. Attendees viewed a WOUB-TV program with TAFT urging public confrontation and council consultation in planning. Session six will continue next Tuesday with Isador Candeub and Robert Weaver sharing expert input.
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Court Street
Ohio University
McCracken Hall
Southern Ohio
Athens
Raymond Shepard
Paul O’brien
Fritz Wheaton
City Planning Commission
Shepard
Planning Commission
Wheaton
John Algeo
Athens Business Association
Athens Business District
Union Street
Woub-Tv
Charles P. Taft
Cincinnati
Taft
Isador Candeub
Robert ©. Weaver
U.S
Con Stathinos Doxiadis
Greece
Jukes Named Education Research Specialist in Dayton Consortium
Vincent Jukes of the University of Dayton is named an educational research specialist in the Dayton Miami Valley Consortium formed by 11 area institutions. He is one of three UC staff and faculty appointed to part-time posts to study cooperative research and inter university cooperation.
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Dayton
Vincent Jukes
University of Dayton
Jukes
Ohio University
John Weber named advertising director for Stiffler Stores
John L. Weber is appointed advertising director of Stiffler Stores Inc succeeding the late Raymond E. Jimi son. Weber will oversee newspaper and radio ads for about 20 Ohio retail stores including Jackson Wellston Middleport Ironton and Piqua. A Ohio University School of Journalism graduate he previously edited and managed newspapers in McArthur and Wellston and served in the Naval Reserve during World War II.
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John F. Stiffler Sr
Stiffler Stores, Inc
John L. Weber
McArthur and Wellston
Weber
Raymond E. Jimison
Stiffler
Ohio
Jackson Wellston
Middleport
McArthur
the Messenger
Naval Reserve
Sigma Delta Chi
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Perry County
Springhill Pl
Logan
Division For
Aid To the Aged
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Central State
Miss Bodine
Pickering Hall
Pittsburgh
Municpal
John Weber
Stiffler Ad
Wellston
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