July Cost of Living Up 0.5 Percent Says Labor Dept
The Labor Department reports a 0.5 percent July rise in the cost of living led by higher food and services prices. Gasoline and used cars fell, while meat and poultry costs surged. The 1957 59 based index reached 128.2, with wages rising marginally and take home pay offset by inflation. about 1.15 million workers will gain cost of living increases, mainly in auto and farm machinery sectors.
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Sorensen Says Edward Kennedy Not A 1972 Presidential Candidate
Former Kennedy aide Theodore Sorensen tells David Frost that Edward Kennedy will not be president in 1972. He says Kennedy should not pursue the presidency this year, citing Kopechne’s death and Kennedy’s recent actions as indefensible. He adds Kennedy is young and could be eligible in the future.
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Navy to mothball 100 ships to trim costs
Pentagon moves retire 76 ships over three months with Navy manpower cut by about 72,000. Ships include New Jersey Benning and Nearsarge, plus Canberra heavy cruiser Boxer Princeton Valley Forge and various destroyers and frigates amid a $1 billion of $3 billion in spending reductions.
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Long Term Air Pollution War Against Cars Lost
Washington officials say the long fight against gasoline engine pollution is nearly lost. 1970 model cars must meet tougher federal standards and California adds extra tests. Officials foresee declines until 1980 then rising pollution as car numbers grow. Chrysler led with 1970 emissions tests.
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Chautauqua Robbery Reported Amid Park Turmoil
Police said a robbery occurred Sunday night at Chautauqua Baptist Park, discovered Monday morning with no forced entry. Investigators noted the case remains under inquiry as federal emission standards debate continues to unfold, linking park events to auto nitrous oxide concerns and a broader civil rights era context.
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Ohio Law Stored In Brain Of Computer
The Ohio AG's office linked with OBAR a Dayton based computer housing every Ohio law. OBAR, a joint project of the State Bar Association and Data Corp, will serve law firms statewide. The system costs about 200 dollars monthly and 80 dollar rental plus 100 dollars per hour of questions, with expansion planned to Cincinnati Dayton Cleveland and Columbus terminals.
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Termites and Trust in Unfamiliar Home Inspectors
A warning about hiring unvetted house-to-house pest operators. The message urges readers to verify credentials and credentials before trusting a service with their home.
Christian Men Sponsor Week of Services
A week of services at First Church of God on 11th Avenue and Lincoln Street is sponsored by the church's Christian Men's Organization. Speakers include Rev. Carson Arnold Monday, Rev. J. M. Linamen Tuesday, Rev. R. Shelby Wednesday, Rev. Ramah Johnson Thursday, Rev. J. Bryant Friday, and Rev. J. Herschel Caudill Sunday. All services start at 7 30 p.m.
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