Ford greets massive Seoul crowd during Korea visit
President Ford drew an estimated crowd of one to two million in Seoul as he toured toward the frontier to meet American troops at Camp Casey. He mingled with fans, joked about the welcome, and later dined with South Korea’s President Park amid tight security and political questions from Kissinger.
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Democrats List Economic Proposals for Possible Legislation
Congress' Democratic leaders outline economic ideas that could form the core of a legislative program. The proposals cover fiscal policy, jobs, and growth measures debated in Washington.
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Military bases reshuffled and personnel cut nationwide
The Pentagon announced a coast to coast base realignment reducing about 11 600 civilian jobs and transferring 11 500 Army and Air Force personnel over 22 years. Major actions include Wright Patterson and Rickenbacker bases with two bases closed Frankford Arsenal and Ellington. Net civilian losses expected at each base exceed 1 000.
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GM to Close Nine Factories Amid Auto Slump
General Motors will shutter nine car assembly plants for one to two weeks in December with about 30,000 workers laid off due to falling sales. Ford plans furloughs for 3,000 white collar staff. Chrysler hints at white collar cuts up to 15,000. Canadian unit in Windsor to lay off 1,700 from today. Overall hourly joblessness projected to rise sharply next month with thousands more on temporary layoff. Prices and models shifted as automakers trim output.
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Area food price hike tops U S city gains
Food prices rose 1.9 percent in September, led by Cincinnati with the largest city increase among 23 surveyed. Grocery costs are 14.6 percent higher over 12 months, with a $10 bill up to $11.46 in Cincinnati. The AP market basket shows Cincinnati up 12 percent from Oct 1 to Nov 1, while Cleveland and Columbus fell.
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Middletown Weather Forecast Quiet Tonight
Clear skies and lows in the mid 30s are forecast for the Middletown area tonight. Saturday will see cloudy skies with highs in the mid to upper 50s. Yesterday’s high reached 35 and the overnight low 30. The extended outlook shows a chance of showers Sunday and more cloudy skies Monday and Tuesday.
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Fenwick Eyes Historic Football Double In State Final
Fenwick High School seeks a second straight Class A football title at Upper Arlington Stadium against Fremont St Joseph. A win would make Fenwick the first Ohio team to win two championships under the playoff format and cement an unbeaten season.
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