Corporations losing power tale warns of takeover risks
An AP report notes many firms show takeover signals such as low price earnings ratios and weak earnings. Coopers & Lybrand highlights targets may trade below book value, with concentrated ownership and excess debt enabling easy acquisitions, while European buyers grow active in the U.S. market.
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New York
Coopers & Lybrand
United States
Newsprint price hike studied in Canada and U S
Prices in the Canadian export sector rise as softwood kraft pulp gains 25 a ton to 235 in Canadian and U S markets. Fine paper prices up about 16 percent. Bowater seeks 15 a ton newsprint rise from January 1 with a possible extra 10 later in 1974. Hardwood kraft pulp may rise 27 to 205 Canada and 210 U S.
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Toronto
Canada
Bowater Corp
United States
U.S
Canadian Cellulose Co. Ltd
Vancouver
Abitibi Paper Co. Ltd
First National Bank Names Trust Officer Ronald Garver
Ronald L. Garver of Middletown promoted to trust officer by First National Bank board. He has served since 1964, previously customer service manager and assistant trust officer, with ties to Miami University and Ohio life underwriters group. Board also notes Donald Osborne resignation and increases quarterly dividend to 37 cents payable Oct 5 for record date Sept 25.
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Ronald L. Garver
First National Bank of
Middletown
First National
Garver
Leland Court
Bank
Trust Department
Middletown High School
Miami University
Ohio Association of Life Underwriters
The
American Institute of Banking
Donald C. Osborne
Armcon Steel Corp
Osborne
Arizona
Wall Street Edges Higher At Market Open
Wall Street rose near opening as the market retraced Friday losses and continued the broad upward movement. The Dow Jones industrial average edged up with more advancing issues than decliners.
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New York
Cattle and Hogs Trade Mixed as Circus Acts Tallest Stilts Mentioned
Livestock in Cincinnati shows slaughter steers steady to $1 lower for heifers, cows and bulls steady, hogs up to 25 cents higher with mixed demand. Weaners scarce, small loads of steers and heifers approaching arrival. A circus employee from England, Harry Yelding, uses 22 foot stilts in his act, claimed tallest mastered.
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Cincinnati, Ohio
U.S
Harry Yelding
England
Rat Patrol wins Wanita Coup at Camp Hook
A total of 178 scouts from Middletown Monroe and Trenton took part in the Wanita Coup weekend event at Camp Hook. The Rat Patrol of Troop 11 sponsored by the Fraternal Order of Eagles Middletown won the 10 contests after leading with scoutmaster Dick Weber assisted by Richard Weber Jr and Robert McCray.
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Middletown
Monroe
Trenton
Camp Hook
Troop 11
Fraternal Order of Eagles
Dick Weber
Richard Weber Jr
Robert McCray
Dwayne Johnson
Jim Hogg
Bill Myers
Todd Goodwin
Kip Honesty
Rod Yazell
James Maple
Bill Bond
Tuition proposal attacked by student groups and college spokesmen
Washington AP report notes a proposal to more than double tuition at publicly supported colleges and universities. The plan by the private Committee for Economic Development draws strong protests from student groups and officials. Allan W W Ostar of AASCU calls it a direct attack on middle and lower income families. Layton Olson of the National Student Lobby labels it a severe blow to publicly subsidized higher education.
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Washington
Committee For Economic Development
Business and
Allan W.W. Ostar
American Association of State Colleges and Universities
National Student Lobby
Layton Olson
Middletown Man Cited After Careless Driving Wreck
Joseph W. Johnson aged 22 of 1100 Baltimore St was cited for careless operation after his car left the road and entered a yard at 3504 Glencoe Street. The crash at 3 20 am caused 1100 dollars in vehicle damage and 300 dollars to John Kramer property. He was later found at 3405 Glencoe Street.
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Middletown
Glencoe St
Joseph W. Johnson
Baltimore St
John Kramer
Parole Denied for Ex Rep Gallagher
The U S Parole Board denied parole to former New Jersey Representative Cornelius E Gallagher. It ruled he must serve his full tax evasion sentence and stay in federal prison at Allenwood Pennsylvania until his term ends January 24 1975. No reason was given for the decision.
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Washington
U.S. Parole Board
Cornelius E. Gallagher
New Jersey
Gallagher
Allenwood
Wylie Sees IMF Meeting Benefit for U.S.
U S Rep Chalmers P Wylie reports on the IMF annual meeting in Kenya saying the conference may help the United States. He notes no reform talks but cites support from Germany Canada and France for the U S dollar position in the world market. He hopes to be better positioned by next year to effect beneficial change.
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Columbus
Ohio
U.S
Chalmers P. Wylie
International Monetary Fund
Kenya
United States
Wylie
Germany
Canada
France
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Marathon Oil
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National Cash Reg
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Penn Central
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