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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1971
Page
12
Cincinnati cattle and calves numbers reported by the Cincinnati market circle in AP USDA data showing 150 cattle and 235 calves with a few slaughter sows and bulls listed.
Egg prices for country packing plants delivering to major Ohio cities include U S grades with minimum 50 case lots. Carton Large A 32 35, Medium A 29 31, Small A 18 20. Retail deliveries to major Ohio cities show Large A white 40 46, mostly 40 43, medium 34 40, mostly 36 38. Poultry farm hens price 5 544. Truck lot ready to cook broilers and fryers Cincinnati 25 4 26, Cleveland 26 26 Columbus 25 54 26. Potatoes 3 50 6 75.
New York stock prices opened sharply lower in moderate trading with declines outpacing advances more than 2 to 1. GAF rose 20 percent to 20, Skyline fell 1.1 percent to 54, Braniff dropped 4 percent to 13, General Electric down percent to 61, Litton Industries down 4 percent to 23. The Dow Jones industrial average fell 10.44 to 878.36 and the NYSE index dropped 49 to 54.27. Volume reached 12.87 million shares versus 13.45 million the day before.
Ralph Nader criticizes President Nixon's Phase 2 economic plan calling it the greatest expansion of executive power since the New Deal. He notes an unconstitutional delegation of authority and says there has been no business opposition, questioning who elected the board members for Pay Board and Price Commission.
Top members of the Business Council, after opposing wage and price controls six months ago, now back President Nixon’s Phase 1 plan as inflation fears push for quick movement to free markets. Some executives foresee Phase 2 lasting 18 months to two years, with wage increases of 5 to 6 percent permitted by new Pay Board guidelines, and deferred raises possible after the freeze ends.
Longshoremen in Los Angeles Long Beach and Oakland resumed work as the government seeks an 80 day cooling-off period under Taft Hartley. Hearings were set in U S District Court to review the bid and possible contempt by ILWU officials. Casual workers began manning Oakland and L A Long Beach piers as West Coast ports inch toward normality. 38 000 longshoremen on the Gulf and Atlantic coasts observe a 15th day of walkout. Violence reported in coal regions as UMW and B C O A resume talks. Tony Boyle says talks are far apart. Police report UMW pickets burned a repair shop in St Clairsville Ohio and a mine foreman was assaulted in Farmington W V.
A vehicle at 3544 Rosedale Road owned by Virgil Barnett was damaged by fire reported yesterday at 7:09 p.m. Investigators say a backfire under the hood caused the blaze, with damage estimated at $25.
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