FTC orders Procter & Gamble over sweepstakes prizes
The Federal Trade Commission announced a consent order with Procter & Gamble of Cincinnati concerning 1968 69 sweepstakes used to advertise its products. Prizes were not awarded unless claimants came forward. P&G says material clearly stated this and that the practice is discontinued.
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Steel Output At Lowest Point Since December 1960
Industry Week estimates U S raw steel production in August at about 5.8 million net tons the lowest since December 1960 when the same total was produced. For the week ended Saturday production was about 1.57 million tons up 199000 from the prior week with year to date about two percent below last year. President Nixon actions to bolster the economy may lift demand and scrap prices rose to 13250 per gross ton.
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Stock Market Opens Mixed As Nixon Policies Digested
New York stock prices opened mixed in slow trading as investors absorbed Nixon's economic measures. Advances barely led declines on the NYSE with the Dow Jones Industrial Average rising 2.05 to 908.15.
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New York Stock Exchange
Cincinnati Livestock Market Report Highlights Steers Cows Hogs
USDA notes steady to slightly active trade across cattle and hogs in Cincinnati. Steers 950 to 1,150 pounds mostly 33.00 to 34.00, Holsteins 27.00 to 28.50. heifers 800 to 925 pounds 31.00 to 32.00. cows 17.00 to 23.00, bulls 25.00 to 27.50. Vealers 38.00 to 42.00. hogs 210 to 270 pounds 18.60 to 18.95, lighter 15.00 to 18.60. boars 11.50 to 12.50. Continuous market activity reported across weights and grades.
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Hamilton Area Raids Net Six
Hamilton and Fairfield police conducted weekend drug raids arresting six people. In Hamilton at 333 Heaton St a suspect faced possession of hallucinogen and sale charges while a probation violation was filed for another. Fairfield raid at 5901 Pleasant Ave led to three arrests for marijuana and amphetamines.
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Fairfield
Heaton St
Michael David Roark
Thomas Ralph Evans
Azel Ave
Rita Julienne Wilhelmsen
Columbus
Pleasant Ave
Rex. K. Dabbelt
Bradley Scott Rupp
Chelle Eva Chait
Valleyview Drive
Five Youths Held In Disturbance After Chase
Three adults were cited for disorderly conduct and two juveniles charged with delinquency after a county police pursuit through Somerville streets and yards around 1 30 a m. County patrolman Darrell Yater reported chasing the youths through four yards. Charged with disorderly conduct were Timothy Duane Abrams Ronald Paul Benge and Vernon Asher.
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Somerville
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Darrell Yater
Timothy Duane Abrams
Stephens Young Road
Camden
Ronald Paul Benge
Northern Road
Vernon Asher
Darrtown
Camden Road
EPA to require auto makers to maintain emissions systems
The Environmental Protection Agency announced regulations to require manufacturers to provide maintenance guidance for exhaust crankcase and evaporative emission control systems. The rules, proposed May 11 1971, would take effect in 1972 model year and apply for five years or 50 000 miles of useful life.
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Environmental Protection Agency
VOMCG
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