Cincinnati Livestock Market Report Sluggish Cattle Prices
Cincinnati AP dispatch notes slower activity at USDA cattle sale in Cincinnati with 600 cattle and 100 calves. Slaughter steers and heifers mostly steady to 50 lower with declines on good kinds while cows stay about steady and a few bulls steady. Steer prices range 32.00 to 33.00 per cwt for 850 to 1,075 lb yield grades 2-3. good quality 900 to 1,100 lb cattle quoted 27.50 to 31.00. heifers include a single high choice load.
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Cincinnati
USDA
Mixed U.S. stock market steadies as averages drift
Blue chip issues slipped slightly while the Dow fell 3.79 to 944.00 and the NYSE composite held at 57.22. Volume totaled 18.86 million on the Big Board as the AP 60‑stock average reached a 1971 high of 331.2, with Nixon signaling inflation easing but investors unmoved. Amex prices rose on 5.56 million shares.
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NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
Nixon
American Stock Exchange
Amex
Middletown School Board Holds Light Agenda Tonight
The Middletown Board of Education meets at 7 30 PM with a light agenda. A 46 page list of personnel assignments for the coming year will be up for approval. Marion McEvoy says there will be no staff curtailment and staff may transfer between buildings or add a couple of faculty members.
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Middletown Board of Education
Marion McEvoy
Troup Furniture Store Fire and Grass Fire Report
A fire at 1049 Central Ave at 12:32pm affected basement ballast and a light fixture but caused no damage. A second fire at 500 Dorset Drive at 1:22pm was a grass fire with no damage reported.
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Central Ave
Dorset Drive
Clawson To Honor Employees For Long Service
The Black Clawson Co will honor employees with 25 years or more at a reception and dinner at the Manchester Motor Inn tomorrow. The Keyman Club lists 133 members in the local Shattle-Pandia Division, with 100 active and 33 retirees. Honorees include Andrew Craig Walter Wirtley for 45 years and a long list of 3 30 and 25 year staff across multiple departments.
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Black Clawson Co
Manchester Motor Inn
Keyman Club
Shattle-Pandia
Andrew Craig
Walter Wirtley
Herman Chaney
William Conley
Fred Ferguson
Levi Miracle
Emery Pallo
Walter Shaffer
Hayden Taylor
Quakes Hit Lake Tahoe Area in Sierra Shake
A series of short, sharp quakes rattled the high Sierra around Lake Tahoe late Monday night near Reno Nevada. The tremors caused minor damage and startled residents, with authorities reporting no serious injuries and continuing to monitor aftershocks.
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Lake Tahoe Area
Reno, Nev
Lake Tahoe
Unions and Nader challenge Amtrak rail takeover plan
Unions and Ralph Nader have joined forces to oppose Amtrak’s May Day takeover of intercity service. Courts, Senate hearings, and lawsuits loom as Amtrak aims to launch 184 trains across 114 cities while opponents push for injunctions and delays. A consumer group seeks a court order to keep trains running through late May, with talks of six month delays and worker protections at stake.
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Washington
Pasengers
Wate
Ralph Nader
Amtrak
Capitol Hill
National Railroad Passenger Corp
Senate Commerce Committee
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Nader
National Association of Railroad Passengers
Joseph Vranich
Vranich
Civil Service Union Wins Transfer Battle
The Ohio Civil Service Employe Association wins a temporary restraining order against the Bureau of Motor Vehicles to stop six employees from being transferred for political reasons. A May 6 hearing follows a prior order for another worker.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Civil Service Employe Association
Civil Service
Franklin County Common Pleas
Frederick T. Williams
Ohio Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Edna Mae Russell
Thomas L. Kovach
Bureau
Ernest R. Saulters
Hilliard
Cleveland
Harry W. Robbins
Toledo
Robert D. Bishop
Charles Gaskill
Wellston
Youngstown
Ray A. McFadden
Lumbus
Robert D. Yeats
Whitehall
Cincinnati
Karl Stewart
DCSEA
OCSEA
Stewart
Bureau of Employment Service
Republic Steel Reports Income Down and Sales Up
Republic Steel Corp, the nation's third largest steel producer, reported for the first quarter of 1971 net income of 8,062,450 dollars or 3 cents a share, down from 11,387,450 dollars or 70 cents a share a year earlier. Sales totaled 381,998,873 dollars, up from 365,871,016 dollars. The firm cited lower investment tax credits, reduced foreign dividends, and higher raw material and transportation costs as factors. Net tonnage of raw steel rose 66 percent to 2,675,740 tons from 2,510,795 tons.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Republic Steel Corp
T. F. Patton
Republic
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