Gold markets ease after Washington free price plan
London and European gold markets opened under the Washington accord with prices retreating from Friday’s peak. New two-price system aims to curb the rush as Swiss and French banks prepare a free market model, while Canada keeps trading suspended awaiting policy clarity.
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London
Paris
Zurich
Washington
Degussa
Germany
Kong
Frankfurt
London Exchange
London Stock Exchange
Graf
Britain
Bank of England
Canada
Bank of Canada
The
Govern
Ment
Louis Rasminsky
Switzerland
South Africa
German Shepherd Guides Courthouse Concession Stand Operator
Don Fittro, 525 Observatory Drive Springdale, operates the Butler County Courthouse concession stand with his two year old 70 pound German Shepherd guide dog trained at Seeing Eye Morristown New Jersey. The dog will accompany him on the bus and at work during courthouse hours, as Fittro has worked with the Cincinnati Blind Bowling team for eight years and previously never had a guide dog.
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Hamilton
Butler County
Don Fittro
Observatory Drive
Springdale
The
Seeing Eye, Inc
Morristown
N. J
Don
Cin
Division of Services
Cinnati
Seig
Cincinnati
Ohio Bus Lines
Cincinnati Association For the Blind
New Jersey
the Seeing Eye, Inc
Virginia
National Distillers
Carthage
Donna
Dollar's Defense Strengthens but Weaknesses Linger
In Washington a crisis meeting asserts the dollar's defense improvement yet warns of ongoing deficits inflation and costly commitments. Leaders seek fiscal restraint higher taxes and IMF backed currency reforms while a Stockholm meeting plans drawing rights to replace gold backing.
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New York
Washington
United States
Budg
International Monetary Fund
U.S
Congress
Henry Wallich
Yale University
Johnson
Jacques Rueff
France
Rueff
Rio de Janeiro
Carter's Pills Proclaim Quick Peristalsis Relief
An advertisement touts Carter's Pills as a temporary laxative to stimulate slowed peristalsis in the lower digestive tract. It promises relief from irregularity and urges readers to act to feel “your smiling best” with a 49 cent price.
Local Twirlers Win At Farmland and Bellbrook Contests
Local NBTA baton twirlers won multiple trophies at Farmland Indiana with Blue Diamond Junior and Royal Knight Juvenile teams taking first places and Black Panther Senior team placing third. Individual results include Debbie Freeze Peggy Huening Sabra Taylor Judy Scott Lori Johnson Sheryl Longworth Susan Bongiani Cindy Hester and others across Advanced Intermediates and Beginners divisions. A stray note mentions a potato plant tuber.
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NBTA
Farmland
Ind
Peggy Huening
Carlisle
USTA
Bellbrook High School
Terri Kakaris
Sharon Shelton
Sheri Williams
Blue Diamond
Royal Knight
Black Panther
Debbie Freeze
Sabra Taylor
Judy Scott
Lori Johnson
Sheryl Longworth
Susan Bongiani
Cindy Hester
Debbie Morgan
Sandy Snodgrass
Janie Conley
Jill Bennett
Beth Field
Julie Keener
Sandra Haney
Debbie Ponder
Brenda Kahn
Nancy Hinkle
Young Pianist Stork Reaches SA Music Semi finals
Fifteen year old Jim Stork, a fifth grader at Manchester Junior High, was a SA Musicians semi finalist in Chicago at Sherwood School of Music. He performed Mozart Fugue in G Major Beethoven Six Variations and McDowell Uncle Remus. Seven finalists advance to April 21 with a May DePaul University concert prize in Chicago.
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Jim Stork
Manchester
Society of American Musicians
Sherwood School of Music
Chicago
Mozart
Beethoven
Uncle Remus
Woodland
McDowell
DePaul University
Middletown Symphony
the Stork
Lesley Lane
No Surge Reported In Strike Hedge Buying
In Cleveland AP report steel shipments for March are expected to rise 10 percent over February with April orders growing. No surge in strike hedge buying. inventories and backlogs rise. Mills hold 22.2 million tons stockpiled. several producers near capacity as July 31 contract date nears.
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Cleveland
Steel Magazine
Weekly
Journal of Metalworking Report
Fire Calls Report From City and Suburban Areas
Fire runs logged at 12 15 a m 834 N University Blvd Evelyn Hartzog 49 fell and complained of head pain relatives contacted. At 10 50 p m 1501 Orchard St electrical trouble at home of Arthur Stone no damage reported. At 5 25 p m Middletown Works of Armco Steel Corp hot metal drippings believed to have caused a fire along railroad with $200 damage.
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N. University Blvd
Evelyn Hartzog
Orchard St
Arthur Stone
Middletown
Armco Steel Corp
Weekend theft hits Jacksonburg resident’s car tools
Robert Taulbee reported to Butler County deputies that during the weekend someone stole $55.80 worth of electrician's tools from his car parked in his driveway. The missing items include an electric drill, several wrenches, and other equipment.
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Robert Taulbee
Middletown
Oxford Road
Jacksonburg
Butler County
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