Small Ohio town battles big cities for lottery HQ
East Palestine presents a case to host the Ohio Lottery Commission noting its town needs jobs and quick access, while Cleveland Cincinnati Columbus Akron and Dayton tout markets, transit and government access. Mayor Lynch cites a family aid story and urges state support for small towns. Leahy expects a decision in early February.
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Silberman named deputy attorney general by Nixon
Laurence H. Silberman a Washington attorney and former labor undersecretary chosen by President Nixon for the No 2 post at the Department of Justice. He would fill the vacancy since William D. Ruckelshaus resigned last Oct 20.
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Laurence H. Silberman
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Ice and snow hit broad swath from Plains to New England
The Associated Press reports ice and snow across the plains and Great Lakes areas causing hazardous driving conditions and school closures. Snow totals include 8 inches in Warrensburg Missouri 3 inches at Topeka Kansas and Springfield Illinois 2 inches at Columbia Missouri and Fort Wayne Indiana Ice glazed trees poles and roads with Oklahoma roads seeing up to 4 inches of ice. A wide icy band crossed the Mississippi Valley from Arkansas and Missouri into southern Ohio. A traffic jam formed on U S 69 south of Muskogee Oklahoma as heavy trucks struggled up a hill.
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Winter Ice Rules Middletown Roads Close Several Schools
In Middletown and eight-county area salt supplies run low as ice and treacherous roads cause accidents. William Hounshell of the county department warns of possible salt shortages if another storm hits. Crews cleared eight Butler Warren salt runs, while many drivers faced crashes and icy sidewalks.
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Hounshell
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Hamilton
U.S. 127
St. Clair Township
William Ratliff
Parkamo Ave
Mercy Hospital
Lebanon Post 83
Golden Gate Bridge Tops U.S. Manmade Tourist List
The Commerce Department ranks the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco as the No 1 manmade tourist attraction in the United States, followed by Mt Rushmore National Memorial and the Houston Astrodome. The list also includes the Statue of Liberty Hoover Dam Walt Disney World and the Gateway Arch. The ranking reflects polling of the American travel industry through the department.
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Hoover Dam
Colorado River
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Nevada
Walt Disney World
Florida
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St. Louis
Department
Tire price increases approved by government panel
The Cost of Living Council authorized a 3.3 percent rise for tires and tubes effective Jan 15, with hearings planned on further increases. A typical steel belted tire currently at 40 dollars would rise to about 41.32 dollars, and potential additional boosts could lift it to roughly 42.80 dollars if approved. Manufacturers may add up to 10 percent more under guidelines, provided the overall average stays within the approved limit, affecting Armstrong Rubber Co. and other major producers.
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General Tire & Rubber
Goodrich, Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
Uniroyal Inc
U S crude oil imports dip as embargo effects debated
US crude imports last week fell by about 1.6 million barrels per day from early embargo levels, totaling 2.6 million bpd for the week ending Jan 4, per the American Petroleum Institute. Refined product imports hover near September levels, suggesting Arab oil may still arrive via foreign refineries and temper embargo impact. The four week average shows a slight decline vs a year ago, with price controls cited as stabilizing and likely unchanged in the near term. Arab states pledge to freeze prices through April, and William Simon notes no planned rise in domestic crude prices.
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