Armco Forecasts 1972 gains from new products, plants
Armco Steel Corp forecasts gradual but substantial improvements in 1972 driven by new products and plant modernization. The firm, second or third in domestic steel sales last year, expects cost cuts and higher quality from completed facilities, with bright spots in Advanced Materials and HITCO units. The company cut salaried positions by about 1000 and paused incentive pay during 1971.
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Armco Steel Corp
Armco
U.S. Steel
Bethlehem
Donald E. Reichelderfer
William Verity
Armco Research
Ohio egg and poultry price report from Columbus
Ohio prices for eggs and poultry parts show cartons and farm lot values. Large eggs in cartons range 37 to 42 cents, medium 35 to 39, small 25 to 27. Retail carton prices in major cities average 46 to 47 for large, 42 to 44 for medium. Hens on farms quoted 52 to 56 cents, ready to cook broilers and fryers priced around 27 to 28 cents in Cincinnati Cleveland and Columbus.
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Texas
Wheat Union Carbide Seeeeeeessesee
Eee Securities
First Bank
First National Bank
Mutual En
George Putnam
Wellingtom Bal Revius
Fidelity Trend
Mass. Inv
Washington Mutual
Puritan Fund
Channing Special
jInv. Co
American Manhattan Fund
American Express
Janase
Utility Eee Ee
Columbus
Ohio
U.S
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Cincinnati man linked to 35 pounds marijuana smuggling
Richard Gordon Welles 22 of Hyde Park faces a U S Magistrate after a courier-style haul from Jamaica to Cincinnati ended in a chase. Federal and local officers traced a trunk containing marijuana from Greater Cincinnati Airport to Welles and his car, with his father present in the vehicle.
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Cincinnati
U.S
Richard Gordon Welles
Hyde Park
Hamilton County
Greater Cincinnati
Boone County
U. S. Customs and Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs
Welles
Jamaica
Ohio
Harry Yates Wells
Ohio Department of Taxation
Richard Welles
Mariemont
Senate and House settle on drug-fight plan
Congress reaches compromise on a 1 billion dollar three year nationwide anti drug campaign. A White House office would unify federal efforts through mid 1975, then a new national institute would take over. The plan funds training, treatment, 350 mental health centers, nonaddicting substitute research, state grants, and VA coordination for treatment programs.
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Senate House
White House
National Institute
Paul G. Rogers
D-Fra
House Public Health Subcommittee
Nixon
House
Senate
Rogers
OU President orders food service probe
Ohio University President Claude Sowle orders a prompt review of a state auditor’s report criticizing Baker Center dining operations. Dr John Peterson will prepare detailed corrective recommendations amid claims of losses 48000 and 76000 in mismanaged funds and alleged improper contract practices during a period including a workers’ strike.
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Athens, Ohio
Ohio’ University
Claude Sowle
John Peterson
College of Business Administration
Sowle
Peterson
Joseph Ferguson
Baker Center
Sible
Pullen
Ohio University
Suits Seek $23 Million Over 1970 Loan Scandal
Ohio Attorney General William Brown files two suits seeking nearly $23 million in actual and punitive damages tied to 1970 loans from the state treasury to Four Seasons Nursing Centers and King Resources. The action aims to recover $12 million plus interest, potentially settling for repayment of the principal and interest. The loans, part of a statewide scandal impacting the 1970 election, were issued March 9, 1970, and are now being reorganized under bankruptcy rules.
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Brown
Ohio Treasury
Four Seasons Nursing Centers of America, Inc
Oklahoma City
Okla
King Resources, Inc
Denver
Ohio
Thorobred Co. Fined for Dumping Waste in Ditch
Lebanon report says Thorobred Co. of Waynesville faced a 100 fine after pleading no contest to dumping animal parts fat and grease into a ditch draining into the Little Miami River. County Judge Paul Herdman presided.
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Lebanon
Thorobred Co
Waynesville
Paul Herdman
Little Miami River
Cincinnati Livestock Prices Stalled by Limited Slaughter Classes
AP dispatch from Cincinnati notes cattle and calves insufficient for price tests, hogs with 1-3 200-240 lb at 25.00, 2-3 240-260 lb at 24.25 to 25.00, and 260-270 lb at 23.75. Barrows and gilts steady to higher in week, sows up 1.00, weekly receipts 3,400.
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Cincinnati
USDA
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Ashland
Armco Sennen
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Ewes Dupont
Eastman Orr
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General Dynamics
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Goodrich
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Goodyear
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Versailles
Mediu
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Guardian
Franklin Conover
Steve
Cermantown
Geo, Kuhn & Co
Buchanan Lawn & Garden
Middletown
Dason’s Hardware
Middletown Shopping Center
Schrock’s Inc
Yankee Rd
South Dixie- Blue Ball
Trenton
Armbruster Hardware
Savings and Loan
Wells
Washington
University
Maxwell Pullen
Columbus, Ohio
William Brown
Central
W. State St
Dayton Livestock
Chicago Grain
Chicago
Thorobred
Cincinnati Livestock
ASR Mtn
Cashway
Flintrote
Birch Gabi
East Fourth ST
Franklin, Ohio
Edgewood Inn
Florena’s
W. State
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