Economic Problems Dominate Congress This Week
Congress faces a busy week as economic issues, inflation fighting, and federal spending take center stage. The House Banking Committee hears from bank heads on high interest rates and mortgage funds while votes loom on a vetoed minimum wage bill and a rehabilitations bill. The Senate considers a 4.47 billion State and Justice budget, a major pension reform, and a 20 billion defense authorization with Kissinger’s secretary of state approval anticipated.
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Washington
Congress
House Banking Committee
House
Nixon
Senate
State, Justice and Commerce Departments
U.S
Europe
Henry A. Kissinger
Madness Sale Sets Wednesday at Logan Trade Club
The Merchants Division of the Logan Trade Club announces a 3 Hour Madness Sale from 6 to 9 PM Wednesday. Participating merchants plan to close at 5 PM and reopen for the promotion with new mad sale prices. The event invites all to Logan and promises fun and variety.
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Logan Trade Club
Logan
Logan Daily News
Margie Hummel Dies at 48 in Logan Ohio
Margie J. Hummel 48 of 20914 N Market St Logan died 11 30 p m Saturday at Hocking Valley Community Hospital where she had been a patient a month Born Sept 9 1925 in Hocking County she was daughter of George S Derr Caldwell and the late Estella G Brown Derr She was a member of St Matthew Lutheran taught Sunday School and belonged to Twig II and the hospital auxiliary A Logan High School graduate she worked for Carborundum Co 17 years Survived by son George R Hummel Auburndale Fla daughter Paula Angle Logan two grandchildren Beth and Michael Hummel sister Marguerite Brown Caldwell Rt 4 Funeral a.m Wednesday Heinlein Funeral Home Rev Orville E Lueck burial Oak Grove Cemetery calling hours tonight after 7 and 2 4 and 7 9 p m Contributions to Hocking County Cancer Society suggested.
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Margie J. Hummel
N. Market St
Logan
Hocking Valley Community Hospital
Hocking County
George S. Derr
Caldwell
Estella G. Brown Derr
St. Matthew Lutheran Church
Twig II
Logan High School
Carborundum Co
George R. Hummel
Auburndale
Fla
Jeff
Paula) Angle
Beth
Michael Hummel
J. R
Marguerite) Brown
Caldwell Rt. 4
Heinlein
Orville E. Lueck
Oak Grove Cemetery
Hocking County Cancer Society
IBM Ordered to Pay 352 Million in Damages in Monopolistic Case
The Tulsa based Telex Corp won a verdict against IBM for monopolistic practices in the computer industry. IBM must pay Telex 352.5 million dollars while Telex owes IBM 21.9 million for trade secret disputes. Judge A Sherman Christensen released the opinion.
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Tulsa, Okla
International Business Machines Corp
Telex Corp
Telex
IBM
U.S. District Court
A. Sherman Christensen
Salt Lake City
BuchtelEntr y Wins Demolition Derby At Hocking Fair
Final day crowds at the Hocking County Fair topped 6 500 with 3 887 paid admissions. Charles Foley of Buchtel won the demolition derby feature after winning heat races. He earned 200 dollars, with other heat winners collecting 50 and 25 dollars. Attendance rose to 9 251 paid admissions for the five day event, up from 1972.
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Buchtel
Hocking County
Charles Foley
Foley
Woodrow Margold
Washington D.H
Darrell Gastin
Logan
Ernie Chapman
Logan Rt
Robert Ervin
David Tolliver
John Hoover
South Vienna
Bob Beck
W. L. Webb
London
Larry Wagoner
Herschel Bensenhaver
Fair Board
FDA Plans Secret Recalls of Defective Medical Devices
The FDA will decide case by case whether to publicly warn about recalls of dangerous devices and drugs. Public notices may be delayed weeks or months, especially for pacemakers, if warnings could cause undue fright or harm. Final delay decisions rest with the commissioner after bureau and associate commissioner reviews.
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Washington
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Thomas W. Brown
Brown
FDA Bureau
Ralph Nader
Sidney M. Wolfe
Nader Group
Senate
No Breakthrough Seen In Auto Talks
Detroit AP report says Chrysler executives and UAW negotiators made no progress on key economic issues or overtime elimination as a nationwide strike by 112,000 workers continued. Town Townsend and Riccardo remained at Chrysler World Headquarters at 6 a.m. EDT amid marathon talks.
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Detroit
Chrysler
Auto
Lynn Townsend
John Riccardo
Chrysler World
United Auto Workers Union
UAW
Licavoli Succumbs To Cancer
Ohio AP report states Thomas Yonnie Licavoli, a prohibition era gangster, died after a long battle with cancer. He spent 37 years in the Ohio criminal justice system and was linked to organized crime activities in Columbus and Cleveland.
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Columbus, Ohio
Thomas
Yonnie” Licavoli
The
Ohio
Licavoli’s lengthy prison saga ends with death at 69
Former bootlegger Licavoli died at 69 in his suburban Canton home after a life marked by prison terms and parole battles. He began at Hocking Honor Camp in 1955 and was later moved to Ohio Penitentiary for misconduct. Convicted of a Toledo murder in 1934, he was paroled in 1972 with restrictions and health decline in recent years.
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Licavoli
Hocking
Ohio Penitentiary
Gahanna
Toledo
James A. Rhodes
Detroit
Whitehall
Market rises as rate hike boosts investor optimism
New York stock prices climbed with a favorable view of the recent 10 percent prime rate increase. The Dow Jones industrial average gained 7.83 points to 894.19 at noon as investors responded to the higher rate.
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New York
No ruling anticipated on Gen-Tel case near MARION
AP reports the National Labor Relations Board may delay a ruling for months on General Telephone Co. vs the Communication Workers of America. Don Detweiler noted the low priority item, the informal agreement mediated by a federal official, and the ongoing three month strike over wages and agency shop. Separately in Toledo about 100 Ohio Bell installers staged a wildcat walkout amid reports of an installer’s prior firing.
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Marion, Ohio
National Labor Relations Board
General Telephone Co
Communication Workers of America
Don Detweiler
Detweiler
Toledo, Ohio
Ohio Bell Telephone Co
Chilly Hocking Valley Sees 65 Degree Morning
The day opens at 65 degrees under cloudy skies in the Hocking Valley after a low of 53. Highs in the upper 60s are forecast for Tuesday with a chance of rain tonight.
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Hocking Valley
Study Calls For Mandatory Allocations
Washington AP reports hearings on winter fuel needs begin this week after a congressional staff study urged mandatory allocation of heating fuel. The Joint Economic Committee warned mild winters cause local shortages while severe winters could trigger a national crisis without controls. Administration officials dispute broad mandates but acknowledge possible localized shortages.
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Washington
Congressional
Senate Subcommittee On
Consumer Economics
Hubert H. Humphrey
Dminn
Joint Economic Committee
United States
John A. Love
Nixon
Congress
Hoffman Murder Trial Opens Today in Ohio
Howard T. Hoffmann III, 24, goes to trial again on murder charges in the March 1972 shooting deaths of his parents. The victims, Howard T. Hoffmann Jr. and his wife, were found in their Mentor home after three arson attempts. The trial venue shifted twice to curb pre trial publicity after a mistrial in Trumbull County.
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Toledo, Ohio
Howard T. Hoffmann III
Howard T. Hoffman Jr
Mentor
Hoffman
Trumbull County
Lake County Common Pleas Court
Heath Arrives Under Tight Irish Security in Dublin
British Prime Minister Edward Heath arrives at a military air base near Dublin as police clash with anti-British demonstrators seven miles away on the capital's main street. Police arrest about 30. Dublin police leaves canceled and extra troops deployed amid fears of Protestant-Catholic violence during the first official visit by a British premier to the Irish Republic.
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Ireland
Edward Heath
Britain
Northern Ireland
General Post Office
Heath
Irish Republic
Belfast
Tommy Herron
Ulster Defense Association
Irish Republican Army
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L. A. Brimmer
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