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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1975

Page

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Stocks surge as market shakes off recession on big Board

In a recovering mood investors flood the New York Stock Exchange with two record trading days as the Dow climbs to 694.77 amid falling rates and renewed appetite for equities. Analysts warn against assuming a long term rally while note short selling persists. President Ford rejects a 90 day tariff delay even as oil duties rise. savings and loan deposits exceed withdrawals by 550 million. mortgage rates continue to drift lower.

New York New York Stock Exchange Savings and Loan Associations Federal National Mortage Association

Rhodes urges rapid overhaul of PUCO to speed decisions

Gov. James A. Rhodes told the Ohio Energy Emergency Commission that PUCO is outdated by the energy crisis and should be restructured to decide cases in 90 to 120 days. He favors expanding the commission from three to five members, removing it from transportation regulation, and launching $40–50 million plants to desulfurize coal in Central Ohio.

Columbus, Ohio James A. Rhodes Public Utilities Commission of Ohio Rhodes Ohio Energy Emergency Commission PUCO

Bomb blasts State Department. no injuries reported

A bomb exploded at the State Department in Washington causing damage to multiple floors but no injuries. The Weather Underground Organization claimed credit and warned media outlets in advance while police searched for additional bombs and other federal buildings were checked.

Washington State Department Weather Underground Organization Charles Lightner D.C General Services Administration San Francisco Washington Post Los Angeles Times A.sd State Dept Defense Department Oakland Calif U.S Vietnam Cambodia Agency For International Development

Bomb threat prompts search of Oakland federal building

Federal agents with an explosives-sniffing dog searched the George P. Miller Federal Building after anonymous Weather Underground callers claimed a bomb on the seventh floor. A warning call led police to cordon a four block area while the building was sealed. The group claimed responsibility for today’s damage at the State Department.

Oakland Calif Federal George P. Miller Federal Building Armed Forces Induction Center The Oakland Tribune

Middletown Weather Inconsistent With Rain Snow Chance

Weather data show tonight lows in the mid to upper 20s with partly cloudy skies. Tomorrow's high is forecast in the low 40s as Middletown records a 46 high yesterday and 61 this morning with .33 inch of rain. The extended outlook calls for fair Friday and Saturday with a chance of rain or snow Sunday.

Middletown

Don Sheldon Bush Pilot Laid to Rest in Alaska

Don Sheldon, 53, famed bush pilot who flew resupply and rescue missions over Mount McKinley region, died after a cancer battle. Mourners in mukluks and black suits attended Holy Family Cathedral for his funeral in Anchorage. five Beaver aircraft saluted overhead. He will be buried in Talkeetna, near his air service with wife and three children.

Anchorage Alaska Don Sheldon Sheldon Mount McKinley North America Holy Family Talkeetna Here

Leading Indicators Fall Record Pace as December Drops 2.4%

The Commerce Department reports leading economic indicators down 2.4 percent in December, with November revised to a 3.5 percent decline. Earlier estimates showed 1.5 percent in November, and the revised data mark the deepest November drop on record, surpassing September's 3.3 percent decline.

Washington Commerce Department

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