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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1971
Page
6
Hamilton Butler County Common Pleas Judge Fred B. Cramer ordered Bethel Baptist Church at 414 7th St to hold an election on December 5 to decide whether to demise or retain their pastor. Six deacons and trustees Willie Prather Paul Phillips Jr Ben F Johnen Howard Simms Sr were named in the order, contending Rev Mr Patton had refused to perform his duties as pastor.
Washington US Patent Office grants Armco Steel Corp a patent for a corrosion resistant steel sandwich with thick outer carbon or alloy steel layers and a thin inner stainless core formed at the ingot stage. The process yields properties similar to mild carbon steel plus corrosion resistance. Dayton Ohio AP Union and GM divisions outline wage freezes and recalls tied to a plant shutdown, with 850 workers recalled and a 5 cent per hour cost of living adjustment debated for 1973.
Arch Little financial secretary of Local 801 of the International Union of Electrical Workers said negotiations continued today on details of the agreement. It will eliminate two step increases of 3 percent.
GM asked the Price Commission for a 25 percent boost covering cars trucks and optional gear with talks on an additional 0.5 percent for product improvement. Ford raised its request to 4.4 percent while Chrysler's 5.9 percent proposal waits. Toyota priced US sold cars up about 16 percent amid yen value and tariff shifts. The Rent Advisory Board was named led by Thomas B. Curtis to regulate rents. Eberle warned no more gains without agriculture action and urged tariff reductions to stabilize world markets.
Washington reports price increase approvals across firms including Bethlehem Steel and National Steel. Details show varied pre tax profit impact, with several companies submitting incomplete data. To date 83 total applications. three approved, none denied.
A federal mediator says President Nixon may invoke the Taft Hartley Act to end the East and Gulf Coast longshoreman walkout over a stalled contract. About 65,000 ILA members are affected. cooling off periods are under consideration as industry leaders debate a presidential order.
The White House announced the resignation of Dr. Paul W. McCracken as chairman of the Advisory Council on Economic Policy. He will depart the post effective immediately, with the administration saying a successor will be named soon.
New York stocks opened firm after a sharp four session drop. The Dow rose fractionally from Tuesday’s 797.97 close, marking the first time above 800 in nearly a year, with Big Board volume at 16.84 million shares. Analysts blamed weak confidence in Nixon administration economic policies for the setback.
Elaborate rituals dictated Roman footwear and even color. Julius Caesar faced criticism for wearing tall red boots seen as unsuitable for his age and status.
President Nixon won smooth committee approval for Lewis F Powell Jr. to the Supreme Court. Rehnquist faces liberal opposition but Senate confirmation is still seen as likely, with a vote possible late next week as Democratic leaders plan timing.
Bill Hill Sr a local man continues a 15 year tradition by funding a Thanksgiving dinner for prisoners to be served by police at the municipal building jail. The menu includes turkey dressing and all the trimmings as the community shares the holiday with those behind bars.
Cincinnati AP reports cattle and calves trading with steers and heifers active and steady, cows and bulls steady. Prices show steers 34.00-35.00 for 900-1350 lb yields, heifers 32.50-34.00 for 900-935 lb, cows 18.50-23.00, bulls 25.00-27.00, calves 36.00-48.00, feeders 31.25-36.85 for 450-775 lb.
Ohio price report lists eggs delivered to Columbus cities with cartons Large A 39 to 44 cents, Medium A 33 to 37, Small A 24 to 26. retailer cartons mostly 46 cents for Large A white and 40 to 42 for Medium A. Farm hens price 5 to 6 cents per pound. potatoes 3.50 to 6.50 per cwt.
The U S Public Health Service launches a national program to curb carbon monoxide poisoning. It seeks help from medical societies industrial groups and health agencies to mobilize public response across the country.
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