Ford recalls 165000 Pintos for engine evap leak danger
Ford announces a recall of about 165000 Pintos in the United States to fix an antipollution system defect that could allow gasoline vapors to collect and explode under the hood. The recall covers Pintos built through March 13 and involves additional units in Canada and overseas.
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Detroit
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Ford
Stock and Market Quotes Highlight Major Equity Changes
A partial list of stocks shows varied gains and losses with percent changes across multiple firms. Highlights include American Airlines up 28 percent, Eastman Kodak up 70 percent, General Electric near 11 percent, and U S Steel around 32 percent, with other firms showing mixed shifts.
Cincinnati Livestock Market Prices In Early Trading
USDA reports in Cincinnati show cattle and calves modestly lower with mixed demand. Steers and heifers mostly steady to down, cows and bulls steady. vealers 43 to 48 dollars. Hogs 1,500 head stable to down, sows 14 to 14.5, boars 10 to 11. Lambs higher 30 to 33 with ewes 7 to 10 dollars.
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Cincinnati
USDA
Local births and residents listed in city notices
Mr and Mrs Ronald Smith Crawford Street welcome a boy yesterday. Sam Beaty of Trenton appears alongside several residents including Mrs Lee Hollar Lafayette Avenue Earl Horsley II son of Earl Horsley Sr Eaton Avenue Gregory Robinson son of Homer Robinson 14th Mrs Irene Arvidson Woodridge Drive Lloyd F Water Eaton Mrs James C Doughman Bernice Avenue Mrs Paul E Smith Germantown Dennis R Wills son of Dennis Wills Sr Trenton Caudill Central Avenue W Cottle Burton Road Elmo Place busway Brown Jr Baltimore Wilburn DePew Franklin are named in a collection of local notices and addresses.
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Sam Beaty
Trenton
Lee Hollar
Lafayette Ave
Earl K. Horsley II
Earl Horseley Sr
Eaton Ave
Gregory Robinson
Homer Robinson
14Th Ave
Irene Arvidson
Woodridge Drive
Lloyd F. Water
Eaton
James C. Doughman
Bernice Ave
Paul E. Smith
Germantown
Dennis R. Wills
Dennis Wills Sr
Hogs and calves prices listed with ranges
The notice shows hog prices from 16.75 to 17.00 for 225 to 475 pounds and hog numbers 12 and 12.50 to 14.50. Calves and cows appear with prices from 44.00 to 90.00, with calves noted as good utility and prices 30.00 down.
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Mutual Funds Putnam Bal
Cravhes Fund
Walsyington Bal
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Fidelity Trend Ween
Mass. Inv. Gr. Stock
Washington Mutual
Puritan Fund
Channing
Manhattan
Inv
Co. Amer
Amer. Express
Hearing Set Before Meeting on Carroll Avenue Vacate
A public hearing to vacate part of Carroll Avenue, requested by the City Commission, is scheduled before tonight's regular meeting. The agenda also includes an ordinance to renew the ambulance service contract with McCoy Leffler Funeral Home. The meeting starts at 7 pm in the City Building commission chamber.
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Carroll Avenue
Commission
McCoy-Leffler Funeral Home
Commission Chamber
Ohio wildlife hearing on hunting dates and limits set
The Ohio Division of Wildlife will hold its annual hearing at 10 am on April 9 in the state office building. Information from the hearing informs proposed hunting season dates bag limits and other regulations.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio Division of Wildlife
State Office
Ohio Eggs and Prices Reported for Major Cities
Ohio AP report lists eggs delivered to major cities with consumer grade ranges and U S grades. Carton prices show large 40 to 46 cents, medium 35 to 38, small 23 to 27, retailers pay 47 to 53 cents for white large, 42 to 44 for medium. Poultry hens at farms priced 5 to 54 cents, potatoes 4.00 to 5.75 dollars per unit.
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Columbus
Ohio
U.S
Market Opens Mixed as Dow Holds Steady at 903.48
Stocks opening mixed with advances edging declines. Dow Jones average ends flat at 903.48, NYSE up 0.06 to 52.25, AP 60-stock up 0.5 to 313.5. Volume 13.65 million. investors await first quarter earnings and macro outlook.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Associated Press
Foreign News Analyst At Campus Here Sunday
Scott Aiken, foreign news analyst for the Cincinnati Enquirer since 1967, will speak Sunday at 7 30 p.m. in Johnston Hall Middletown campus Miami University on The Impact of New Directions in U S Foreign and Defense Policy. The talk is sponsored by the Middletown chapter of Cincinnati Council on World Affairs. Hosts are Mr and Mrs S A Bell and Mrs Carol Selvar with introduction by R G Farrar.
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The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Johnston Hall
Middletown
Miami University
U.S
Aiken
Cincinnati Council On World
S.A. Bell
Carol Selvar
Council
R.G. Farrar
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