Mart Rally Is Resumed in New York Stocks
The Dow Jones average at 10:30 a.m. rose 13.51 points to 830.10, while the indicator jumped 17.96, its best one day gain since mid August. Advances outpaced declines about eight to one on the NYSE as investors eyed Rome talks and brighter economic data.
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Cincinnati Livestock Market Report Slaughter Steers Steady to Higher
Cincinnati AP USDA cattle totals 1 2000 calves 100 with all slaughter classes active. Steers higher 50-1.00, heifers and cows up 50-75, bulls up 50-1.00. Prices include choice 950-1100 lb steers 35.00-36.00, small lot high choice 36.50, heifers 900-950 lb 32.75-34.00, cow 19.06-21.50, bulls 25.00-28.50. Calves vealers steady with choice 210-260 lb 46.00-90.00. Hogs and sows mixed. boars 12.00-13.50. Sheep 250 head steady. slaughter lambs 25.00, feeder lambs 18.00-22.00.
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Egg price report for Ohio packing plants and markets
Ohio eggs delivered to major cities show carton sizes Large A 40 43, Medium A 34 42, Small A 24 26 with retail deliveries mostly 47 48 for Large A white, 42 43 for Medium. Poultry farm hens priced around 5 42, and ready to cook broilers and fryers quoted in Cincinnati Cleveland Columbus ranges. Potatoes listed as 3 50 to 6 50.
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Senate Debates Extending Wage Price Controls
The Senate opens debate on a bill to extend Nixon's wage and price controls for a year while allowing retroactive raises for teachers and others denied under the freeze. Proxmire plans to oppose a broader extension. Shultz defends Phase 2 amid economic concerns.
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Minnesota Opens Land for Mineral Exploration
Minnesota opens over one million acres in Northern Minnesota for mineral exploration with hopes for copper and nickel deposits. Eugene Gore, director of the Division of Water Soils and Minerals, says commercial nickel development is only a matter of time.
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Miami Trustee Nominated for Miami University Board
Columbus attorney Scott M. Knisley, 44, nominated by Gov. John J. Gilligan to Miami University’s board of trustees to replace J. Oliver Amos whose term expired. Knisley, a Delta Tau Delta member and former Miami Alumni Club leader, served 14 months aboard USS Schuyler during WWII and is married to Marjorie Jones of Canton with four sons.
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More Trenton Meetings Set On School Tax Levy
Trenton residents will attend a series of 7:30 p.m. meetings this week to discuss a 2.7 percent mill levy on the Dec. 9 ballot. Supt. Maurice Ittel says levy funds are needed for equipment and costs, with about 100 residents already briefed. Meetings set for Trenton Middle School, Wayne Elementary, and Seven Mile School.
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Scholarships For Wichita State Athletes Funeral Fund Honors
Four scholarships were awarded to Wichita State University athletes Saturday by athletic staff members who died in the October 2 1970 Silver Plume Colorado plane crash. The disaster killed 14 Wichita football players the head coach athletic director assistant director and trainer.
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Taft denies unseating Ohio GOP chairman
United States Senator Robert Taft Jr. said he is unaware of any plan to unseat Ohio Republican chairman John Andrews. A Columbus Dispatch report linked Taft and Ray Bliss supporters to a move to replace Andrews, but Taft claimed leadership changes rest with the Ohio Republican Central Committee and emphasized party future. McElroy, a lawyer and GOP central committee member, was noted as a potential top candidate, though younger Republicans worry his age and image could deter youth voters.
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Troops Find Arms Cache In Belfast
British troops seized four terrorist suspects and found an arms cache in Belfast homes in the Ballymacarretta district. Raiders also arrested five others as raids yielded rifles pistols a sten gun a submachine gun nearly 3000 rounds of ammunition and more than 20 pounds of gelignite. The area was quiet after a bloody weekend with three killed and over 30 blasts attributed to IRA attacks as Britain claimed terrorists were on the run.
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Whatsit the Zoo Celebrity at Roosevelt Park Zoo
Minot North Dakota AP reports the young Whatsit at Roosevelt Park Zoo draws crowds as a possible fox mutation or dog cross. Experts note hind legs like a jackrabbit or small kangaroo and a long curled tail leading to guesses of rat tail opossum.
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Beltone hearing aid offer in Hamilton ad
A Beltone advertisement promises a free at home trial of a lightweight behind the ear hearing aid for those who hear but struggle to understand words. It features a wire free single unit under a third of an ounce with no head wires and invites inquiries to Reliene Hearing Aid Service Room 400 Rents Ride Hamilton Ohio 895-4851.
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Revive Vagabond Laws, Judge Says
Boston AP Chief Justice Elijah Adlow of Municipal Court argues that old English vagabond laws from King James era could curb street crime. He says reviving such statutes might reduce pickpockets and handbag snatchings, citing historical effectiveness.
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McGovern Calls For TV Debates In New Hampshire
Senator George McGovern urged a televised debate among Democratic candidates in New Hampshire's first in the nation presidential primary. He proposed the debate be part of a nationwide series of discussions by Democratic contenders.
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Local Man Held In Shootings
A Middletown man faced preliminary hearing in Hamilton County for counts of shooting with intent to kill, burglary, and carrying a concealed weapon after a Saturday night shooting at the Miller home left Robert C. Miller and Kerry Hartbarger wounded. Police say Miller and family held Hartbarger at bay during a struggle that involved a shotgun and knife. A second suspect escaped and a Middletown burglary at Lynn Humphrey’s home nearby is also under investigation.
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