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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1977
Page
12
In Columbus and across Ohio the push for every day low prices reshapes competition among chains. Kroger and Fazio's report price parity on many items while Fisher Fazio’s expands to more than 5 000 items. Kroger officials say volumes rebound as discounts and coupons fade from ads.
The Ohio Board of Building Standards invites public views on retaining modifying or scrapping the existing Ohio Building Code in favor of one of three national model codes. The 10 a.m. session at the Ohio Department of Industrial Relations on W Fifth Avenue aims to address misunderstandings over the newer Uniform Building Code. Chairman Frank King says a feasible code keeps Ohio competitive in economic growth.
R A Davies vice president of corporate strategy announces two Armco Steel reorganizations. Gerald E Miller is named manager of corporate planning, assisted by Frederick P OBrien as manager of business analysis. Miller joined Armco in 1950 from Miami University with a business degree. OBrien joined in 1967 with a business economics degree from Northeastern and a finance master's from Cincinnati.
The Limited Stores Inc. board in Columbus declares a two for one stock split for shareholders of record June 24, payable July 7 to broaden ownership of the stock. A 2 cent quarterly dividend payable July 22 to holders of record July 15. The company operates 149 stores including Towne Mall location.
In Cincinnati Ohio traders report cattle and egg price shifts. Slaughter steers and heifers fetch $39-40 in top grades, cows drop to $24-27, bulls $30-35, with steady hog and other livestock quotations. Eggs and poultry prices are listed for country plants and Ohio cities.
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