Wall Street Opens Lower As Inflation, Watergate Preface Mood
The New York market began down as investors weighed inflation and Watergate. The Dow Jones average slipped nearly two points while advancing issues trailed declining ones 122 to 104 on the NYSE.
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Livestock Prices Mixed Across Cattle Hogs and Sheep
Cincinnati ap reports cattle and calves 650 head with varied yields. Slaughter steers and heifers show mixed to strong trends while slaughter cows and bulls stay firm. Hogs 700 barrows and gilts steady with midrange prices. sows steady. Sheep 50 head not reported.
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Car Rolls Into Home Damaging Curtis Street House
A parked car owned by Dexter Watts, 42, of 207 Curtis St Apt 27, rolled down a hill and struck a house at 208 Curtis St yesterday afternoon, knocking plaster from the walls. No injuries reported.
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Egg and potato prices listed for Ohio markets
Columbus report shows packing plant egg prices in 50 case lots with consumer grades A Large 49-51, A Medium 46-48, A Small 37-38. Retailer deliveries in major Ohio cities list Large A white 55-60, Medium 51-55, with 53-54 common. Poultry hens at farms 14-15, potatoes 8.50-10.50.
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Warren County EEA workers to be absorbed by 1974
Ninety to 95 percent of Warren County Emergency Employment Act employees will be absorbed into county and municipal governments by June 1974 if the Labor Department plan is approved. Eighty six EEA workers now serve county and local governments and school boards. Transfer funding will proceed at about five employees per month for county government while municipalities absorb staff at their own rate.
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Dale Peach
Severe storms sweep mid nation. floods rise in heartland
AP reports severe thunderstorms from the mid Mississippi Valley to the Ohio and eastern Gulf states. Tornadoes injure nine in Missouri and Illinois. trains and mobile homes suffer damage. Flooding estimates reach 407 million with up to 13 million acres under water as crews work amid warnings extending to Tennessee and Illinois.
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