Critics Battle Military Spending In Bid To Block Safeguard
Critics in the House push to block deployment funding for the Safeguard antimissile system and the AMSA bomber from the 70 billion defense appropriation. MIRV funding remains untouched amid debates over research and arms control.
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Farm Bureau Chief Urges Courage to End Welfare State
Washington AP report on Charles B. Shuman president of the American Farm Bureau Federation urging a shift away from welfare state policies toward private enterprise. He links 1970 election stakes to curb federal spending and curb inflation tied to both Vietnam and domestic programs. He warns hunger campaigns may grow federal bureaucracy and reduce self-help.
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Steel price pressures to persist in 1970 says Steel magazine
Steel magazine says price hikes will continue in 1970 due to rising material and labor costs. It notes markups on alloy and specialty steels and higher prices for nickel and aluminum. An Aug 1 wage boost under the 1968 steel contract adds to costs as nickel supplies remain tight after a recent strike.
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Bell Hearing Set Tuesday
A public utilities commission hearing in Columbus Ohio will address procedural matters for Ohio Bell Telephone Co. rate increase case at 10 a.m. Tuesday. After discussions a date for the testimony on the rate application will be set.
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Trading Resumes On Shady Past Stocks
The SEC resumes trading in Commercial Finance Corp of New Jersey and Pacific Fidelity Corp. of Nevada amid warnings they have no assets or clear corporate status. Federal oil is cited as another shell. The agency favors short suspensions to curb untrustworthy stock sales while keeping markets open.
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Getz Manager Dies Of Wounds After Robbery in Dayton
Charles Getz 63 vice president of Getz Jewelry Store in Dayton died from gun shot wounds suffered Thursday during a robbery. The bandit fled with an undetermined amount of money and remains at large.
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Cincinnati Livestock Market Report
AP USDA cattle and hog prices show varied movement with steers and heifers mostly higher while cows and bulls steady to higher. Vealers steady with good to high values, hogs up 30 cents, sows and boars mixed, sheep and lambs steady with slaughter lamb prices in the mid 20s to high 20s.
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Adoption Petition Seeks Karen Lee Farquer in Butler County
In the Probate Court Butler County Ohio Donald Edward Farquer and Janet Lee Farquer petition to adopt Karen Lee Haddix born December 21 1957 at 611 Richardson Drive Middletown Ohio Hearing set January 12 1970 at 10 00 AM Marvin Haddix named as the father must file objections Local notice dated December 1 1969 signed by Probate Judge Harry F Walsh and clerk Jeanette Kaiser with attorneys Crist and Kay Dec 8 15 22
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Disney World boost eyed from Florida project opening
Investors debate selling Disney shares as Disney is valued at 34x 1969 earnings with potential 60 cents per share gain if Disney World opens as planned in 1971. The article notes Disneyland patronage, Golden age film library, and new movies underpin long term gains.
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Preparation H Offers Pain Relief Shrinking Hemorrhoids
New York special report notes a new formula that shrinks hemorrhoids while stopping itching and easing pain in many cases. Doctors report gentle pain relief and actual size reduction when using Preparation H in ointment or suppository form.
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Ohio Eggs Prices Paid to Country Packing Plants
In Columbus Ohio eggs prices paid to country packing plants for eggs delivered are discussed. The report outlines current pricing trends and potential market impact for producers and retailers.
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