Dolls From 10 Cents On Up at Eureka Doll Clinic
Joy Jones reports on Mrs. Ruth Lane at the Eureka Doll Clinic 300 N id St who buys and repairs second hand dolls from 10 cents upward. Dolls, candy, and odds and ends line the shop while Lane, a former beautician, explains doll repair limits and repurposing unusable pieces into doorstops and toaster covers.
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Ruth Lane
Eureka
West Midtown
Francis
Lane
Kentucky
Poasttown
Es. Lane
King Kwik Is Robbed at Hamilton Market
A gunman robbed the King Kwik Market at 685 Hamilton Cleves Road yesterday taking an undetermined amount of money. Clerk Paula Moore and customer Fay Garrod were herded into the walk in cooler before the suspects fled. both women later escaped and called police. The robber was a man in his 20s, 5 feet 7 inches, about 149 pounds, wearing a red ski mask, light green Army jacket and light trousers.
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Hamilton
King Kwik Minit
Hamilton Cleves Road
Paula Moore
Fay Garrod
Middletown High School 1951 class 20th reunion set
Don Smith, reunion chairman, says reservations for the Middletown High School class of 1951 20th reunion dinner must be made by tomorrow night. Contact at office 424-1806 or home 423-7036. Dinner is at the Middletown Sportsman's Club.
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Middletown High School
Don Smith
Smith
Middletown
Nixon aides predict bold changes ahead for 1972
White House spokesman Herbert Klein and lobbyist Clark MacGregor forecast Nixon will push welfare reform and revenue sharing into law next year. They cited progress on arms talks with the Soviet Union, Vietnam troop withdrawals, and domestic measures including a $15.8 billion tax cut, social security boosts, cancer and drug programs, and voting rights for 18 year olds.
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Washington
Nixon
Herbert G. Klein
White House
Clark MacGregor
Congress
Progress
Vietnam
Klein
Senate Finance Committee
House
MacGregor Sn
Russell B. Long
D-La
Senate
FDA Proposes Nutritional Guidelines for Frozen Dinners
The FDA urges voluntary standards for heat and serve meals to meet minimum protein and nutrient levels. Guidelines require at least one protein source, a vegetable, and a grain or starch per serving, plus a 40 calorie minimum. Compliance would allow labeling as meeting federal guidelines.
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Washington
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
National Academy Sciences
Westchester — Union
Acade
Dayton Road
Academy
William Noland
State Nearing Bond Sale Quota
Ohio sales of series E and H savings bonds in November reached 26.5 million, totaling 307.1 million for the first 11 months as of Nov 30. Butler County area manager J D Ferguson reported county November sales of 384565 dollars, with 68 percent of annual goal met.
Administration optimistic on restoring income guarantee in bill
The article notes the federal income guarantee for needy families may be dropped in committee reports for MacGregor but the administration is optimistic about restoring it on the Senate floor or in the House Senate conference. There are no assurances from Sen Long or Republican committee members that the title will be reported favorably.
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MacGregor
Sen. Long
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