Debt Limit Nears as House Delays Vote
The national debt could breach the 430 billion ceiling Wednesday if Congress does not raise the limit to 450 billion. Treasury officials warn of emergency steps, including selling Exchange Stabilization Fund securities, if the bill stalls longer. Rep. Philip Burton leads a House bloc pressing for tax reform. Rep. Wilbur Mills seeks quick action.
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Westinghouse to exit appliance line amid weak sales
Westinghouse Electric Corp will sell or discontinue production of house wares and home electronics due to lower than expected sales and earnings. Portable products will continue to be manufactured to fulfill commitments through March 31, with potential buyers showing interest in part or all of the business. About 1,000 employees face layoffs, but warranties and service will remain, with parts available and service maintained.
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Creekview PTO to discuss Spring Festival plans
Creekview Elementary School PTO meets at 7:30 tonight to outline the annual Spring Festival. The event will feature music drama and art displays from students and staff.
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Stock market opens steadier after sharp Monday drop
New York stocks opened on an even keel with advances and declines balanced. The Dow held nearly flat at 928.66 after Monday’s 11.21 point tumble, as analysts cited profit taking and a broad retreat across major exchanges.
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Pay Board May Okay Fat Raise for West Coast Dockers
A confidential Pay Board report backs a 25.9 percent proposed wage hike for West Coast longshoremen, arguing productivity rose 30 percent in the 1960s and saved shippers up to 1 billion. Hearings proceed as ILWU vows action if gains are trimmed.
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International Longshoremen’s and Warehousemen’s Union
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Egg price details for Ohio packing plants by city
Ohio report from Columbus lists prices paid to country packing plants for eggs delivered to major Ohio cities. The data include consumer and U S grades with a minimum 50 case lots. Carton Large A 3943 appears as a price line in the brief snippet.
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Helsel joins state city study panel in Ohio Commission
City Manager Dale Helsel was named to Ohio Governor Gilligan’s 46 member Commission on Local Government Services. The two year study with a $500000 budget will review state and local relations and possibly tweak Cleveland area charter terms. The panel will hire staff to research and propose policy changes for final approval.
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Dale Helsel
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John J. Gilligan
Ohio Commission On Local Government Services
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Ohio Municipal League
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Empire Plow Co
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Poultry and Produce Prices Across Ohio Markets
The report lists poultry prices at Ohio farms with hens at 5 to 6 percent and mostly 6. It notes carton deliveries to retailers in major Ohio cities and provides price ranges for large and medium poultry, as well as potatoes from 3.50 to 6.25.
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Cincinnati Livestock Market Report
The Cincinnati livestock sale shows cattle 500 and calves 50 with steers and heifers weak to 25 lower while cows rise to 50 higher and bulls steady. Steers traded 32.30 to 34.25 per hundredweight for 900 to 1,150 pounds, heifers 33.70 to 33.80 for yield grade 2 3, and cows 22.50 to 24.50 with utilities up to 26.50. Calves were scarce with prime 240 to 270 pounds at 54.50 to 55.00 and choice 45.00 to 54.50.
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