Bon Vivant Fights For Canned Goods Salvage
The Bon Vivant Soup Co plans to salvage hundreds of thousands of canned products recalled after tainted vichyssoise caused a New York death. The FDA will decide if cans can be reissued or production restarted, with tests under review and bankruptcy actions unfolding. The recall, tied to Samuel Cochran's botulism death, has led to 1.2 million cans recovered and a company restructuring underway. The National Canners Association assists with logistics and safety testing discussions continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
N.J
Bon Vivant Soup Co
New York
Federal Drug Administration
Edward Wilkins
FDA
Samuel Cochran
Bedford
M.Y
Cochran
Bon Vivant
Andrew Paretti
FDA probes Bon Vivant batch V141 tainted cans recall
FDA investigators interview Bon Vivant personnel after tainted batch V141 prompts recall. Attorney Paul Kleinberg defends plant safety, blaming human error while noting public fury over Cochran death contrasts with Bon Vivant’s prior reputation.
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FDA
Bon Vivant
Paul Klienberg
Paretti
Klienberg
Cochran
Square D Earnings Rise in Second Quarter
Square D Co. reports consolidated net sales of 68,217,430 for the quarter ended June 30, 1971, up from 67,890,046 a year earlier. Net earnings total 6,789,838 or 30 cents per share, vs 5,683,031 or 25 cents last year. First six months 1971 sales 131,935,777, down from 136,473,564. earnings 12,241,080 or 54 cents per share, equal to 54 cents in the prior year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Ridge
Ill
Square D Co
Billboards May Cost State 18 Million Under Federal Act
Ohio faces possible loss of 1.8 million in federal highway funds if laws on bill boards and signs are not aligned with the 1970 Federal Air Highway Act. Senator Harry Meshel backs a bill to restore compliance and avoid penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Harry Meshel
D-33
Youngstown
Meshel
Senate Urban and Highway Affairs Committee
Property Auction Listings for Butler County Ohio Notices
Legal notice items list real estate auction details from 1971 in Butler County Ohio. Includes Case Nos 87798 87464 with plaintiff and defendant names, parcel descriptions, locations, assessed values, and sale terms, with attorney references and publication dates July through August.
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Butler County Common Pleas
Eagle Savings Fka
Eagle Savings & Loan Association
Robert R. Meadows
Sandra Meadows
Court of Common Pleas
Butler County
Court House
Hamilton
Ohio
Middletown
Butler
Roselawn
Lemon Township
Atco Ave
Harold J. Carpenter
Millikin
Fitton, Latimer, Pearson, & Irin
Pamela Chrisman
Orville Chrisman Jr
Common Pleas Court
Edward S&s. Robb, JR
Adela Hoelle Dounty
Common Pleas City Federal Savings & Loan Association
Robert J. Deffinger
Anna B Deffinger
Locust Grove
Manitee Street
Joseph E. Newlin
Edgar Reffitt
Mary Jane Reffitt
Grover
South & Corrinne South
Lawn Avenue
Donald M. Gose
House To Check Facts Of Postal Bonds Deal
House Postal Service subcommittee staff will study the selection of Mudge Rose Guthrie & Alexander to handle a $250 million Postal Service bond issue. Udall will probe legality and ethics, plus any role by Peter Flanigan and the underwriters Dillon Read. The bonds fund postal facilities and equipment, with $10 billion planned overall.
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Washington
House Postal Service Subcommittee
Nixon
Morris K. Udall
D-Ariz
New York
Mudge, Rose, Guthrie & Alexander
John N. Mitchell
Udall
Subcommittee
Assis
Tance
General Accounting Office
Peter Flanigan
Congress
Gerald Warren
White House
Steel users stocked large inventories ahead of contract end
Industry Week reports that U.S. steel users built 60 to 90 day supplies and some up to 150 days before the contract expired, while service centers held 25 percent more steel than in mid 1968. Demand slack, summer plant closings, and foreign steel imports boost inventories as mills slow orders.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Industry Week Magazine
Business
U.S
Industry Week
Japan
Cincinnati livestock prices slip on slow cattle trade
USDA report from Cincinnati shows total cattle 1,400 and calves 100 with slaughter steers and heifers opening slow and varying to steady then late movement very slow, prices ranging for slaughter steers 900-1150 lb mostly 31.50-33.00 with some high choice and prime at 33.50-34.00 and 800-1150 lb goods at 28.00-31.50. heifers 800-950 lb at 30.0-31.00 with high choice 31.50 and goods 27.00-29.50. cows 15.50-23.00 and bulls 25.50-27.50 depending on weight and grade.
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Cincinnati
USDA
Panacon reports six month earnings jump in 1971
Panacon Corp. parent of Miami Carey in Monroe shows six month 1971 income of 1.891 million dollars on 82.389 million in sales, with 990 thousand in extraordinary credits and 2.861 million net income after credits. Compare prior year first half results. Panacon formed in 1970 from Philip Carey and Briggs merger.
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Cincinnati
Panacon Corp
Miami-Carey Co
Monroe
Panacon
Philip Carey Corp
Briggs Manufacturing Co
Insurance Instructors Named for Life Underwriter Course
Dan Marini of Metropolitan Life in Middletown was chosen to teach Part I and Kenneth Mowery of Prudential will teach Part II of a Life Underwriter Training Council course. The 26 week courses run weekly from October to May, aiming to update career life underwriters on latest trends in life insurance. Each session covers about two hours.
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Dan Marini
Metropolitan Life Insurance
Middletown
Life Underwriter Training Council
Kenneth Mowery
Prudential Insurance Co. of America
Mart Opens Higher After Steel Talks Ended Strike Threat
New York stocks opened up on news steel labor talks ended without a strike. The Dow fell 2.99 to 858.43 as analysts blamed weak consumer spending, the rail strike, and the lingering steel strike threat. Amex also dropped with a broad market slide.
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NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
Associated Press
American Stock Exchange
Amex
Market Report Shows Mixed Livestock Prices Across Classes
Calves bring 37.00 to 40.00 for good 31.00 to 37.00. Hogs 1,200 head with barrows and gilts 1-2 210-240 lb at 20.35, 200-240 lb 19.85-20.35, 240-260 lb 19.60-20.10, 260-279 lb 19.10-19.60. Sows steady 300-450 lb 15.50-15.75, 400-600 lb 15.75-16.25, few at 16.50. pigs 12.00-13.00. Sheep 200 head, all classes steady. spring lambs 8110 lb at 28.00-30.00, prime at 31.00, ewes 5.00-8.00.
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Worres
State OF Ohio Department A
Columbus
Ohio
Preble
Hie
Israel Township
Preble County
Harrison
Twin Townships
West Alexandria
Warren County
Franklin Township
Carlisle
Montgomery County
German Township
Butler County
Madison Township
Parts
Germantown
Magomery i Ohe
Moton County
Clay
Randolph Townships
Englewood
Greene County
Bath
Xenia
Miami
Silver Creek
Cedarville
Ross
Miami Township
Clifton
Sesiice Tenett
Bat Gawa
Ing
Chater
Department of Highways
Asiester
Sorce P Richley
Versailles Eggs Jumbo and Large Sizes Listed
Fragments show egg sizes including Jumbo and Large with quantities or codes 43 44 and 38. Mixed with stray letters, the readable item seems to be a product listing or ad for eggs categorized by size.
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Ttition
National Canners Association
Wilkins
CAR Service
Ioana
Volkswagen
Firestone
Tex
Firrstone
General Motors
Gloria Farmer
Postal Rate Commission
Fred Ross
Theational Bank
Stocks & Markets
CBWL
Hayden Stone, Inc
Admiral Weer
Aeronca
T & T Eee Etree
Anaconda Oee
Armco XD
Ashland
Atlantic Richfield
Avce
Bethlehem Steel Oof
Boeing Co
Torr E
Brunswick Rro
General Amics
General Electric
General Tire Fee
Goodrich Toro
Greyhound
Hilton
Ee Mercantile
Merck
Mohasco
Sme
Olin Mathieson
Pan American
Penn Central - Phillips
Als Monsanto
Pullman Proctor & Gamble
RCAM
Daveeesse
Raytheon Tee
Reichold Corr
Republic
Seerry
Rand
Studebaker
Tenneco Coe
Texas
First Middletown Securities
First Banc Group National
Bank
Mutual Funds Geor Nem Bai
Drey Fund
Wellington Bal
Fidelity Trend Te
Mass. Inv. Gr. Stock
Washington Mutual
Puritan and
Channing Special Thee
Manhattan Fund Eee
Inv. Co. Amer.seneeee
Amer. Express
Dayton Livestock
Cincinnati Livestock
Versailles
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