Meat Shortage Alarm Amid Beef Price Freeze and Layoffs
The Associated Press reports a looming meat shortage as cattle are not reaching markets, prompting Kroger to lay off 400 workers and urging lift of the Phase 4 beef price ceiling. Officials warn households may face scarce beef this week while government agencies forecast year-end red meat supplies remain tight.
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Associated Press
Lyle Everingham
Kroger Co
Cincinnati
Ohio
Kroger
Everingham
New York City
Finast
Federal
Cost of Living Council
Iowa Cattlemen’s Association
Iowa
Nebraska
Canada
United States
Larry Kallem
Seattle
Washington
Agriculture Department
Agriculture
Earl L. Butz
Butz
Situation Board
Scout Camp Chief Wendell K. Rice Dies
Wendell K. Rice 51 of Logan Rt 5 died Monday at home of an apparent heart attack. Former Columbus construction worker and WWII veteran, he was a Greenhills Scout Reservation ranger for eight years and active in Boy Scouting. Survived by wife Jeanne List Rice and children Kent Doug Wendy, plus siblings. Funeral Friday 10 a.m. at Heindlein Funeral Home. Burial Knollwood Cemetery Enterprise. Visitation Wednesday 7-9 p.m. and Thursday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m.
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Wendell K. Rice
Logan Rt. 5
Maysville Rd
Thetford Center
Aden and
Mildred Kent Rice
Greenhills
Logan
Columbus
Masonic Lodge
Jeanne W. List Rice
Kent
Doug
Wendy
Donald
Springfield
Leslie
Hollywood
Fla
Florence Dewkett
Mineral Wells
Tex
Beverly Abbott
West Chester Station
Edith Lee
Heinlein
Orville RE. Lueck
Knollwood Cemetery
Enterprise
Thornville Boy Killed Riding Bicycle
Five year old Ronald Miller of Thornville was killed Monday when struck by an automobile as he rode his bicycle across a Perry County road according to the Ohio Highway Patrol.
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Thornville
Ohio
Ronald Miller
Perry County
Ohio Highway Patrol
Charges Filed In Shooting At Duchess Bar Wellston
Police Chief Downard filed assault with a dangerous weapon charges in Jackson County Court against William Myers and James Parsittie private agents and George McCarty of Wellston for a July 18 Duchess Bar shooting in the parking lot. Parsittie and Myers face concealed weapon charges and Myers plus a knife charge. Investigators noted ongoing inquiry and no confirmation of undercover work by the agents.
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Wellston
Ohio
James M. Downard
Jackson
Downard
William Myers
Cambridge
James Parssttie
Massillon
Multi State Unit, Inc
George McCarty
Parsittie
Myers
Duchess Bar
McCarty
Jackson County
Thomas Delay
Hile Fyffe
Stock Market Inches Down in Flat Trading
New York stock prices drifted lower in dull trading as the market attempted to resume a two week rally halted on Monday. The Dow Jones industrial average stood at noon 933.40, down .87, after a gain of about 50 points over the prior 10 sessions.
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NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
Cincinnati Boy Drowns in Palm Beach Hotel Pool
Three year old Michael Huber of Cincinnati drowned Monday in a Palm Beach hotel swimming pool police said. The incident occurred as he vacationed with family at the resort.
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Palm Beach, Fla
Michael Huber
Cincinnati
Haldeman Tapes Cause Bipartisan Clash Over Cambodia Bombing
Gen. Earle Wheeler testified that Nixon ordered maximum secrecy on Cambodia bombing in 1969 and Laos raids in 1970. He described dual reporting systems to hide targets, with true data for officials and false reports for others. Wheeler defended the operations as necessary and not intended to deceive authorities.
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Washington
Nixon
U.S
Cambodia
Earle G. Wheeler
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Laos
Wheeler
Senate Armed Services Committee
Melvin R. Laird
Defense
South Vietnam
Pentagon
Air Force
Hal Knight
Cambodian Leader Known of Raids and Ban on Acknowledgment
Wheeler said Prince Norodom Sihanouk knew of the raids and made no complaint. Sihanouk reportedly acquiesced but faced North Vietnam and China and did not want to reveal to his people that the United States was bombing Cambodian soil with his permission.
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Norodom Sihanouk
Cambodia
Wheeler
Sihanouk
North Vietnam
China
United States
Cambodian
Haldeman Testifies About 90000 Dollar Black Projects Budget
Former presidential chief of staff H. R. Haldeman told the Senate Watergate committee he approved a 90000 campaign fund for black projects ahead of the 1972 Republican convention. He said he did not know the projects’ specifics and defended a tight White House operation while contradicting John Dean’s testimony on the cover up.
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Washington
H. R. Haldeman
Haldeman
Senate Watergate Committee
White House
John W. Dean III
Nixon
Colson
Robert C. Marchan
Committee
Samuel Cash
Dean
Senate
Archibald Cox
J. Fred Buzhardt
Stephen Bull
G. Gordon
Liddy
Miss Olive Ruble Dies at 72 Former Haydenville Postmistress
Olive Bobbie Ruble 72 of 1524 Griffith St Lancaster died today at Rhein Shell Nursing Home Baltimore O. She served 25 years as postmistress at Haydenville. Surviving two sisters Eunice Francis Logan and Oleta Rob inette Lancaster and several nieces and nephews. Services 1 p.m. Thursday at Frank E Smith Funeral Home Lancaster. Burial Oak Grove Cemetery. Friends may call Wednesday afternoon.
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Olive Bobbie Ruble
Griffith St
Lancaster
Rheinshell Nursing Home
Baltimore
Logan and
Haydenville
Clark (Eunice) Francis
Logan
Oleta R. Robinette
Frank E. Smith
Oak Grove Cemetery
Burr Oak Lodge Bomb Threat Hoax
A call warning of a 2:30 a.m. explosion at Burr Oak Lake lodge prompted evacuations in Glouster Ohio. Police traced the call to a Glouster phone booth. no device was found. Ohio Inns Inc manages the lodge amid a labor dispute over union recognition.
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Glouster
Reds Nearer Phnom Penh Edge of Capital Under Fire
Cambodian insurgents pressed toward Takhmau four miles from Phnom Penh as fighting spread north and south of the capital. Government forces blocked advances at Prateah Lang Wat Sleng and Prek Ho while U S air strikes pounded insurgent hubs. A Mekong river convoy delivered fuel rice and ammunition to Phnom Penh amid the siege.
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Phnom Penh
Cambodia
Takhmau
Prateah Lang
Wat Sleng
Prek Ho
Kap Sraathom
Mekong
Jet crash at Logan Airport kills many near Boston
A Delta DC nine jet carrying 90 aboard crashed in heavy fog at Logan International Airport. Reports say as many as 40 people may have died with debris scattered along the runway and water. One survivor was taken to Massachusetts General Hospital. the flight was inbound from Burlington, Vermont.
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Boston
Delta Airlines
Logan International
Boston Harbor
Massachusetts General Hospital
Burlington
Beloved Logan Pastor Leonard Ferguson Dies
The Rev Leonard L Ferguson 39 of 994 Fourth St died Monday at Hocking Valley Community Hospital after a year long illness He led the First Baptist Church of Logan as founder and former pastor and served on multiple local boards He is survived by wife Barbara three sons a sister and was honored with a community Leonard Ferguson Day telethon earlier this year burial at Fairview Cemetery by Heinlein Funeral Home
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Leonard L. Ferguson
Fourth St
Logan
Hocking Valley Community Hospital
First Baptist Church
Ferguson
HVCH
Hocking County Ministerial Association
Hocking County Red Cross Board of
Southern Baptist Conference of Ohio
Hocking County Community Chest
Moline
Kan
Alvin J
Pauline Dorman Ferguson
Clovis
N.M
Columbus
New Mexico
Hocking County
Barbara Bonham Ferguson
David
Steve
Clyde Hedges
Henry
Lotus) Irwin
Bisbee
Ariz
Ray Roberts
Robert Hall
Heinlein Funeral Home
New Fairview Cemetery
Phone Talks Resume Today In Ohio Strike
Contract negotiations between General Telephone Co of Ohio and striking employees were to resume today after a three day recess. The suspension was requested to review a new union wage proposal. About 2,800 Communication Workers of America members walked out July 16 over pay.
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Columbus
Ohio
General Telephone Co
Communication Workers of America
Nixon tapes risk weakening claim of confidentiality
Senate Watergate chief counsel Samuel Cash said Nixon may have undermined his position by letting H R Haldeman listen to a tape after leaving the White House. Haldeman testified he retrieved the tape from the Secret Service, listened privately, and reported back to Nixon.
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Washington
Nixon
White House
Senate Watergate Committee
H. R. Haldeman
Samuel Cash
Haldeman
Secret Service
Committee
Archibald Cox
Weather in Hocking Valley Sees Cooler 81 At 11 A.M.
Overcast skies brought cooler temperatures to the Hocking Valley with 81 degrees at 11 a.m. compared to Monday’s 86. The overnight low was 62. Showers and highs around 80 are forecast for Wednesday.
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Hocking Valley
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