Nationwide warm wet pattern with scattered severe storms
Wet and mild weather dominated the nation with tornadoes touching down near Walnut and Erie Kansas and Belleview Florida 40 miles south of Gainesville but no injuries reported. Thunderstorms showers and fog spread from the Plains to the Tennessee and lower Mississippi valleys into the Southeast while mountains faced heavy snow and winter storm watches in Arizona and New Mexico. Temperature readings ranged from 17 in Lander Wyoming to 77 in Key West Florida with numerous city reports indicating varied cloud cover and precipitation.
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Weather outlook across Ohio and region
State of the Weather: Ohio shows a chance of showers, mainly southwest tonight, with lows in the 40s. showers likely Saturday, highs 50s to 60s. mild through Tuesday with rain Sunday, highs 60s and upper 50s, lows 40s to upper 30s. Western Pennsylvania expected increasing clouds, cool tonight, mid 30s to near 40, cloudy warm with showers Saturday, highs mid 50s to low 60s. West Virginia cloudy tonight and Saturday with occasional showers, lows in 40s, highs Saturday mid 60s to mid 70s. Kentucky cloudy with rain through Saturday and possible thundershowers in the south, lows mid 40s, highs mid to upper 60s.
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Ohio Weather: Southwest Storm Moves North
A storm in the southwest will move northward today bringing clouds, showers, and scattered thundershowers to Ohio. Temps start in the 30s and 40s, rise to the 40s–60s with mild nights, and rain is possible Sunday as the system spreads across the state.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
National Weather Service
Airport to expand terminal at Greater Cincinnati airport
Construction begins Monday on a 38 million terminal expansion at Greater Cincinnati Airport in Covington Kentucky. The project adds two new terminals with concourses, 4 300 new parking spaces and a new access road system linking with I 275 and I 75, enabling handling of wide bodied jets including the Boeing 747 and DC 10s.
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Covington, Ky
Greater Cincinnati
Kentucky
Clemens B. Deters
Airport Board
Smith, Barney and Associates of
New York
Federal Aviation Agency
Aeronca Sees 2 Million Dollar Yearly Loss and Turnaround Hope
Aeronca Inc reports a 1972 net loss of 2.19 million on 36.87 million continuing sales, after an 8.58 million loss in 1971. Several outside facilities were closed in 1972. President Handschumacher says second half improves, expects 1973 to be profitable with higher continuing aerospace and environmental control sales. Aeronca, Middletown, employs about 800 and makes environmental controls and aircraft components.
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Aeronca
Middletown
A.G. Handschumacher
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Total employment rises in February shift in labor market
Washington AP February figures show total employment up by nearly 800000 to 81.8 million and unemployment rising to 4.8 million at 5.1 percent. The work week lengthened by 24 minutes to 37.3 hours and weekly earnings rose 1.50 to 139.48, with 6.5 percent year over year. Nearly two thirds of job gains were among women.
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Washington
Labor Department
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Credit report suit seeks over $100000 for defamation
Mr and Mrs Stephen E Hileman of 1132 Hayes Ave sue Retail Credit Co over a $100 160 claim alleging a false report to Hartford Insurance Group. They say the credit report claimed they hosted parties, served minors alcohol, and caused police complaints, leading Hartford to cancel a policy on January 8 and raise premiums by about 160 annually.
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Hamilton
Stephen E. Hileman
Hayes Ave
Retail Credit Co
Main St
Hartford Insurance Group
Hilemans
Opening stocks dip as talks with Europe loom
New York opening shows more declines than advances with 119 down to 105 up on the NYSE while the Amex tally runs 422 down to 415 among 1177 issues traded. Investors awaited U S European monetary talks after a mixed reaction to wholesale price data for February and Nixon's dollar stance.
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Livestock Prices from Cincinnati Area Report
USDA cattle and calves receipts 225 with limited sales, slaughter steers at 46.00 per 1095 lb, Holsteins at 41.00 per 1400 lb. Hogs 400 with varying bids, near 40.00 for 2215 lb. lighter lots 39.75 to 39.50. Sows and boars scarce. barrows and gilts mostly steady to higher, sows 1.00-1.50 higher, receipts 2700 this week. Sheep 25 head not reported.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
USDA
U.S
Ohio Egg and Produce Prices in Columbus Markets
Ohio buyers report egg prices paid to packing plants for delivery to major cities with consumer grades and carton sizes. Large A eggs fetch 53 to 56 cents while Medium A 50 to 53 and Small A 39 to 41. Retail cartons show Large A white 60 to 66 cents, Medium 57 to 61, mostly 59 to 61. Potatoes bid 6.50 to 8.50 per hundredweight, with no change.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
U.S
Monroe band to sell fruit door to door
Monroe High School band members plan to go door-to-door tomorrow selling oranges and grapefruits to raise money for eight mellophoniums. Fruit delivery is set for March 17, with the new instruments unveiled at the St Patrick s Day Parade in Cincinnati on March 18.
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Lemon- Monroe High School
Tom Buchanan
Cincinnati
Fire and vehicle incident reports in Middletown area
At 9 40 a m a fire responded to 1611 Flemming Road for 85 year old Mrs Barbara Lykins who was ill and transported to Middletown Hospital by ambulance after treatment. At 5 59 p m a fire under a car hood at 1025 Lamneck Street caused by a possible backfire damaged property valued at $50. the car owner is Ray Shumard of 1131 Dubois Road Carlisle.
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Barbara Lykins
Middletown Hospital
Lamneck St
Ray Shumard
Dubois Road
Carlisle
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