Newcomerstown Names Holdsworth Mayor Pro Tem After Hooker Resigns
In Newcomerstown Ohio veteran mayor William Hooker 29 has resigned the part time post he won as one of the country’s youngest mayors at age nine and the council appointed Charles E Holdsworth five as president pro tempore. Hooker who had two years left in his term said he wished to devote more time to teaching. Community officials cite possible personal problems in the department as a factor in his departure. Holdsworth will serve as acting mayor.
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Butz criticizes food price ceilings in Congress
Washington speech outlines opposition to price ceilings as harmful to production and supplies. Earl Butz predicts a March 1 jump in raw agricultural prices, and urges new farm legislation to phase out certain payments. He also calls for reform of subsidies and price supports across several crops and goods.
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Seven miners trapped by sudden flood at Lofthouse coal mine
A flood trapped seven miners at the Lofthouse coal mine as eight others escaped. Rescue teams pumped water while authorities considered an air pocket. A police spokesman said no contact had been made with the trapped workers and the National on Board noted a potential air pocket could keep them alive for up to 40 hours. Terry Cotton, age 24, was among those who escaped. his father Charles Cotton, age 90, was reported missing.
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Longest walk resumed in Afghanistan toward world trek
In Kabul Afghanistan AP David Kunst returns to resume his global walk for United Nations children’s fund after his brother John was killed by bandits five months earlier. David 33 of Warseca Minnesota travels with younger brother Peter replacing the late John, heading from Sorabi about 35 miles from Kabul.
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Agnew urges mass transit options to curb car dependence
Vice President Spiro T. Agnew told an International Rapid Transit Seminar at the Los Angeles Convention Center that Americans are becoming too dependent on cars and many would prefer convenient mass transit. He praised Denver’s program cutting auto use and urged employers to offer transit incentives, noting malls prove walking friendly environments work and support for subways as underground movement.
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Hostages Freed End WV Penitentiary Siege
Maximum security inmates released five hostage guards unharmed ending a two day siege at the West Virginia Penitentiary. One prisoner died and two were wounded in the initial takeover. Gov. Arch Moore negotiated personal assurances and promised safe conduct as inmates demanded reforms and outside access.
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Juarez Grocers Offer Cheaper Prices Across Border
Juarez United Press reports lower overhead and cheaper labor in Mexico drive grocery prices below those in El Paso. Tomatoes at 4 cents, spaghetti 28 cents per 8 ounce bag, onions six cents per pound, and beef notably cheaper across the border. Citizens on both sides adjust by meatless meals, wholesale purchases, and farmer-led boycotts in Oregon and West Coast cities amid rising costs.
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Food war shapes up budget versus appetite
A New York dispatch explores the clash between bold consumer demands and rising food costs. It notes better-informed shoppers, consumer power, and regulatory pushes while warning the battle pits households against entrenched advertising and product development as they seek affordable, healthy meals.
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