Champion Animals Bring Record Prices
At the Ohio State Fair grand champion livestock sale three top animals set international price marks as crowds reach a record five days. Notable bids included a 1,140-pound Charolais steer sold for 22.40 a pound to BBF restaurants, with the steer’s grand champion value at 25,536 plus 1,100 to the Charolais group. The reserve champion steer went to Children’s Hospital via Gov. Rhodes. the Bob Evans Farms bought the grand champion barrow for 37.50 a pound, marking a landmark sale for Marilyn Isler. Other top prizes and prices detailed include a 105-pound market lamb and a 205-pound crossbred reserve tap, plus assorted buyers such as Renzetti’s IGA and Evans Packing Co.
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Columbus
Ohio
Sir Loii
Dean Bush
Gallipolis
Borden Inc
BBF
State
Charolais Association
Wade Paeltz
Georgetown
James A
Bob Evans
Marilyn Isler
Prospect
Marion County
Miss Isler
Evans
Renzetti
IGA of
Kevin Zimmerman
Leesburg
Karen Kline
Bucyrus
Grandview Inn of Columbus
James Jagger
Mount Gilead
Evans Packing Co
Bubblehead Jennings Gets Rash Of Letters To West Virginia Senator
Washington AP report on Senator Jennings Randolph receiving over 300 letters and telegrams after calling women liberationists a small band of braless bubbleheads. Readers respond with strong quotes about bras and gender equality as Randolph sponsors an equal rights amendment.
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Jennings
Washington
Jennings Randolph
West Virginia
Women's Liberationists
Bubblehead Jennings
Randolph
West Virginia Democrat
Senate
Women’s Equality Movement
Bill Davis
Union OKs Contract That Doubles Wages
In Kansas City three laborers unions voted to accept a four year contract that more than doubles hourly wages from 4.01 to 0.15 by April 1, 1973 for about 5,000 workers while four other unions remain without contracts. The stalled projects include the airport and Crown Center with losses pegged at 18.2 million dollars weekly.
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Kansas City
Crown Center
Nixon Dinner 90 Veterans Face Replacement by Men
CORONADO Calif AP within a week after Women's Liberation Day 9 percent veteran waitresses may be replaced by men at President Nixon's state dinner honoring Mexico. White House spokesman Tim Elborne says dinners have always been served by waiters but no final decision yet. About 50 waiters have been hired locally. waitresses fear loss of wages and have alerted Western White House Governor Reagan and congressmen.
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Coronado
Calif
Nixon
Gustavo Diaz
Daz
America
Tim Elborne
White House
Hotel de Coronado
San Diego
Waiters and Bartenders Union
Afl-Cio
Tey
California
Ronald Reagan
YMCA Volunteers to Launch Membership Campaign
More than 600 volunteers will receive kits for the annual YMCA membership drive starting September 10. The kits contain fall and winter activity schedules, a list of YMCA facilities, and new and renewal membership cards as volunteers pursue a goal of 2,600 memberships.
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YMCA
Black School Chief For Washington D.C.
Hugh J. Scott a 36 year old Detroit education official has been named superintendent of Washington schools. He will lead a 150000 pupil system and replace a vacancy created 13 months ago. Scott earned a doctorate in education from the University of Michigan and previously headed a federally funded program to upgrade primarily Black schools in Detroit.
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Young
Detroit
District of Columbia
Hugh J. Scott
William Manning
Scott
Wayne State University
University of Michigan
Justice Akufo-Addo Elected Ghana President
ACCRA Ghana AP former Chief Justice Edward Akufo Addo aged 68 won the presidential race with 123 votes in the Electoral College to 35 for Dr Isaac Asafu Adjaye, also 68. The first civilian presidential election since 1960 marks Ghana's return to civilian rule with Akufo Addo backed by the Progress Party.
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Accra
Ghana
Edward Aku
fo-Addo
Ihim
Isaac Asafu-Adjaye
Akufo-Addo
Progress Party
Middletown East Kiwanis to show Arch construction film
The Middletown East Kiwanis Club plans a 6 30 pm screening on the construction of the St Louis Arch at Alfy's Restaurant on Breiel Boulevard Leroy Rose serves as program chairman
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Middletown
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Keith Lockhart
Indianapolis
Keith
Rhodes
Children’s Hospital
Shearbrook Farms
Dayton
Pat Opelt
Woodville
Viva
Women’s Liberation
U.S
Union Sanuary
Union Oks
Donald Ong
The
Builders Association
Labor Committee
Chamber of Commerce
Lathers
Bricklayers
Heavy Laborers
Paul E. Bowers
U.S. Mediation Service
Mason and Plaster Tenders
Ivy Easley
Washington D.C
Ceut of Washington Schoolchild
Mary Carter Paints
Hamilton
Dixie Higway-Rt
Mary Carter
Francis W. Dalgleish
McCamey
Tex
Midland- Odessa
Australia
Jewelers
Central Ave
Edward Biegert
University of Cincinnati
St. Paul’s United Church of Christ
Broad St
TRE
Savings Gloan Association
Middletown, Ohio
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