God Is Not Dead To Older People Column Examines Aging Faith
Thomas Collins notes that as retirement nears, spiritual well being grows in importance though aches and money dominate. Federal officials say many seniors rely on religious groups and media for support, propose government chaplains in care facilities, and anticipate aging concerns at the White House Conference on Aging.
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Thomas Collins
U.S
Martin
Martin Contines
White House
Retail Sales Rise Across Ohio in March Report
Ohio retailers posted a 3 percent gain in March from February with durable goods leading the rise. Auto sales jumped 26 percent from March 1970, while appliances up 15 percent and furniture 5 percent. Regional gains ranged from 2 percent in Chillicothe to 16 percent in Portsmouth, with declines in Cleveland and Dayton. First quarter comparisons show mixed results across cities, with overall gains in Akron Canton Columbus Hamilton Middletown and Youngstown, and declines in Cincinnati Cleveland Dayton and Toledo.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State University Economic Research
Chillicothe
Portsmouth
Akron
Canton
Cincinnati
Toledo
Hamilton -Middletown
Youngstown
Cleveland
Dayton
Hamilton
Liberal Markets Meat Distribution Center Opens in Greene County
The 97,000 square foot Liberal Meat Distribution Center sits on a 125 acre site at 35 and Grange Hall Road in Greene County, seven minutes from downtown Dayton, serving Liberal’s 32 food centers in the Dayton Cincinnati area. It is billed as the only U S plant providing meat processed and packaged entirely under USDA inspection with No 1692 license. Strict USDA controls include temperature, sanitation, and uniforms. all products carry Liberal’s USDA stamp No 1692.
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Grange Hall
Greene County
Dayton
Liberal
Dayton-Cincinnati
U.S
United States Department of Agriculture
Hyman Schear
Liberal Markets
Liberal Meat Distribution Center
U.S. Department of Agriculture
USDA
Schear
Gilligan Blames Woes Of Cities On Viet War
Gov. John J. Gilligan told the Cleveland Citizens' League that Ohio city finances suffer from federal Vietnam spending and skewed priorities. He cited $300 million in loans for Lockheed versus $11 million in revenue sharing for Cleveland, urged metropolitan regional solutions, and proposed tax reform to free state action.
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Cleveland
Ohio
John J. Gilligan
Vietnam
Gilligan
Cleveland Citizens’ League
Lockheed Aircraft
Jobless Rate Higher In 71 Than In 70
Ohio employment for the first quarter of 1971 fell six percent from the same period in 1970. March employment was seven percent lower than March 1970. Eight major Ohio cities all declined, with Cincinnati down ten percent and Columbus and Youngstown down one percent. Akron minus two percent Canton minus eight percent Cleveland and Toledo minus five percent Dayton minus seven percent. Construction suffered the steepest drop, down nineteen percent from 1970 to 1971.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
Ohio State University Center For Business and Economic Research
Columbus
Youngstown
Cincinnati
Akron
Canton
Cleveland
Toledo
Dayton
White House wage board rejects fixed 6 percent rule
The Construction Industry Stabilization Committee approved a 12.1 percent raise for union painters in Little Rock Arkansas, saying there is no fixed target figure for wage settlements. Chairman John T Dunlop said a 6 percent guideline is nonsense and settlements may vary widely.
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Washington
White House
Little Ack, Ark
John T. Dunlop
Construction Industry Stabilization Committee
Harvard University
Dunlop
Manchester Machine Co. appoints two sales leaders
Two sales appointments have been made by the Manchester Machine Co. Gene Roberts of 1233 Ellen Drive is named chief applications engineer overseeing sales, application, and engineering. Arthur W. Pinkham of Stockbridge Mass is named regional manager of sales and engineering for the Mid Atlantic area based at the Monroe plant. Herman Horton of Franklin earns Commonwealth Life Insurance Go Getter Club status for strong sales since joining last September.
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Manchester Machine Co
Gene Roberts
Ellen Drive
Arthur W. Pinkham
Stockbridge
Mass
Mid-Atlantic
Monroe
Herman Horton
Commonwealth Life Insurance Co
Middletown
Greater Cincinnati
Horton
Bunnell Hill Road
Franklin
Commonwealth
Megacity ASM Meeting Monday with Rost speech
William J. Rost international president of the Association for Systems Management will address the Megacity Chapter in Dayton on Monday. The 5 p.m. meeting at the Holiday Inn South follows a workshop by IBM on the topic Twe Systems Professional Yesterday and Today.
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William J. Rost
Association For ‘Systems Management
Megacity
Dayton
Twe Systems
Holiday Inn South
IBM
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INS. & Securities Inc
Broad ST
Prietove
Cal Grier
Perry Grier
Cal & Perry
Grier
Grernnice Erect
the ‘Blue Chip Company
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