Ohio manufacturers survey shows 27 firms plan to relocate in 1976
The Ohio Manufacturers Association reports 27 of its members plan to move all or part of operations out of Ohio this year, up one percent from last year. The survey of about 35 percent of the 1,300 members also notes expectations of higher sales and profits, rising wages, and a 10 percent bump in material costs, with energy shortages affecting production for some.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio Manufacturers Association
Ohio
Angola deadlock at African summit ends in stalemate
The three Angolan nationalist movements vow to continue the civil war as the OAU adjourns after a three day summit. Vice President Moi laments the failure to aid Angola and suggests possible UN intervention while MPLA leader Nascimento and UNITA and FNLA chiefs pledge to press on.
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Angola
Moi
Africa
United Nations
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Blockade Threats Rise in Lebanon Civil War
Palestinian guerrillas and leftist Lebanese allies threaten to blockade Christian villages unless a Christian blockade on three refugee camps is lifted. The fighting worsens with 39 killed and 69 wounded, raising casualties since last April to over 8,000 dead and 25,000 wounded.
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Lebanon
Phalange Pass
Tal Zaatar
Jisr el-Basha
Dbaieh
Jisr el- Basha
Mt. Lebanon
Tripoli
Bomb Disarmed Outside Iraqi Mission at UN
Police found and defused a propane cylinder bomb in front of the Iraqi mission to the United Nations in New York. The same group claimed three related bombs in a subway tunnel beneath the U.N. library, timed to explode early morning near Manhattan's upper East Side.
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Local College Board Test Scores Slip Dramatically
Middletown and Lemon Monroe high schools show falling ACT and SAT averages over six years. Local leaders note national trends but highlight sharper declines, with Lemon Monroe especially hit on SAT verbal and both schools modestly slipping in ACT math. Small sample sizes at Lemon Monroe cause year to year swings, though overall trend remains downward.
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Middletown
The
Journal
Samuel Dalton
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Lemon-Monroe
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Monroe
Weather outlook Middletown area turns to snow
Rain shifts to snow this afternoon and tonight in the Middletown area with lows around the upper 20s. Clearing conditions bring highs in the mid 30s Wednesday, followed by fair skies Thursday and a chance of snow Friday and Saturday.
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Middletown
Postal Service Abolishes Two Rules To Aid Congress Ties
The Postal Service will let congressmen handle constituents' complaints with local postmasters removing a gag rule that restricted contact with lawmakers. It also ends a ban on congressmen attending open house ceremonies for new post offices as part of improving relations with Congress.
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Washington
Postal Service
Congress
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