Vanik urges action against rising food costs in Ohio plea
Rep Charles A Vanik of Ohio pressed President Nixon to curb food price hikes citing Cleveland volunteers from the Community Committee on Consumer Prices. He warned meat and ham prices jumped sharply from late 1971 to early 1972 and urged stronger farm inputs controls immediate rollback of a rail surcharge and higher meat import quotas.
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Ohio State Air Rifle Championships Here This Weekend
The Ohio State Air Rifle championships are scheduled for this weekend at the Ashland YMCA in Ashland Ohio. The event brings together leading competitors from across the state to contest top honors in the sport.
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AMA Opposes Fee Posting Plan in Nixon Health Bill
The AMA opposes a proposed fee posting requirement for doctors, hospitals, and nursing homes as part of Nixon administration health legislation. The package also would push state audits of health insurance premiums, insurer disclosure of premium percentages spent on claims, and protections against failing insurers. The administration envisions employer financed basic health coverage with government subsidies for low income families with children.
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Nixon
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Price Commission
Unemployment Claims Rise in Ohio WeektoWeek
New unemployment claims jumped from 15 489 in the week ended Jan 29 to 17 201 in the week ended Feb 5. At least 870 claims fell under the federal extended benefits plan. Continuing claims for the week ended Feb 5 totaled 122 063, up from 120 868, with 7 155 on extended federal benefits.
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Columbus
Ohio
Cincinnati Livestock Prices Move in Narrow Range
AP report from Cincinnati shows cattle and calves light with no trend tests. Hogs small runs mix as barrows gilts lower though recent week gains. sows scarce, boars steady. receipts 2,800 versus 3,400 last week and 3,700 last year. sheep untested.
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Cincinnati
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Ohio Egg and Poultry Prices in Major Cities
The report lists packing plant prices for eggs delivered to Ohio cities with U S grades and minimum 50 case lots. It also shows carton pricing for Large A to Small A, wholesale prices to retailers, and farm hen prices, plus Cincinnati Cleveland and Columbus ready to cook broiler prices and potato ranges.
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Daylight Burglary at Trenton Home Steals Cash and Watch
Police investigated a daylight burglary at 704 First Street Trenton yesterday around noon. The thief took about $6 in cash and a wristwatch from the home of Joseph Kuzma.
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Mart Opens With Drift
NEW YORK AP Stock market prices opened lower to day continuing the mild downward drift that characterized late trading Thursday after earlier gains. Opening Big Board prices included VCA Corp up sym to Boeing off sym to 25 Ashland Oil down sym to 27 Lionel Corp off sym to 8 and Greyhound up sym to 22. The Dow closed up 2.56 at 921.28 after rising above 8 points earlier in the day. Big Board volume rose to 23.46 million shares.
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Clooney Sues To Break TV Contract In Cincinnati
Cincinnati AP Nick Clooney sues in Hamilton County Common Pleas Court to void his contract with WCPO-TV which barred him from appearing on rival stations within 100 miles for one year. He said WKRC-TV offered him a program.
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Warplanes pound western Vietnam in major raid drive
Hundreds of U S and South Vietnamese warplanes carried out about 400 strikes across a 225 mile western frontier from the DMZ to the central highlands in the heaviest raids of the war. Air and naval bombers targeted infiltration corridors, staging areas, base camps and troop concentrations on Vietnam Laos and Cambodia fronts.
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Cambodians Reserve Right to Fire at Angkor Temples
The Cambodian government says it reserves the right to fight into Angkor ruins. Communist forces have held the temples for 21 months with Cambodian troops positioned 3000 yards away and forbidden to fire to protect the site. Reports say Communist troops expelled the French restoration team and may have executed at least 20 Cambodian workers.
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