Ford OK urged on farm bill
Aide to President Ford leads a bid to avert a veto of the farm price support bill. Rep. Albert Quie and Rep. Charles Thone gathered House signatures urging Ford to reject Earl Butz's veto advice as the chamber passed the measure 248 to 166, short of a veto override. Butz warned the veto remains likely and signaled limited loan-rate boosts on wheat.
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Playing cards trial aims to curb jail vandalism
City police start a trial allowing playing cards in the jail area to give prisoners an outlet and reduce vandalism. Capt. Robert Walton notes prior damage includes plumbing and wall tearing. Policy changes also limit church services to a half hour and schedule twice weekly shakedowns and area inspections for contraband.
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Symington to step down opens 1976 Senate race
Sen. Stuart Symington announced he will not seek reelection after two decades in the Senate. He cited his wife Evelyn's 1972 death and party leaders' concerns, sparking talks of a wide open race with potential candidates including his son James W. Symington and Rep. Jerry Litton. Other Democratic contenders mentioned include Warren Hearnes and Joseph Teasdale. Republican John Danforth may run.
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Dial-A-Bus service opens in three to four weeks
Warren County Council on Aging will launch Dial-A-Bus for Franklin, Carlisle, and Springboro. The on call service serves residents aged 60 plus with trips for shopping and medical appointments prioritized. Routes run Franklin Fridays, Springboro Thursdays, Carlisle Tuesdays, and Franklin–Lebanon shuttles Wednesdays. Call 746-1769.
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Goodyear Posts Record First-Quarter Sales Despite Lower Earnings
Goodyear Tire & Rubber reports first quarter sales at a record $1.24 billion in Akron with net income of $25.5 million or 35 cents per share. Earnings drop 24.6 percent from $33.8 million or 47 cents per share as auto and general economic slump weighs on results.
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Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
Coal Talk May 6 Conference At Battelle Institute
Ohio coal technology experts will discuss Industrial Utilization of Gas from Ohio Coal at a May 6 conference at Battelle Memorial Institute. Goodyear said first quarter sales reached a record 1.18 billion dollars. Charles Pilliod Jr. cited recession idled plants and four week strikes in England and Mexico as hurting earnings, with a slight upturn and expected stronger midyear pickup.
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Battelle Memorial Institute
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