Officials Ponder Dollar Back In Their Capitals
In London ministers from 10 major trading nations failed to agree on a new world monetary footing after the dollar’s gold link was cut and a 10 percent import surcharge. In Washington Congress opens tax debate as Nixon seeks a $13 billion balance of payments boost and delay on civilian pay raises.
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Washington
Justice de Congress
Nixon
World Monetary System
United States
Congress
Amtfawes
Connally
U.S
House
Ways and Means Committee
Accountants to Hear Ex Legislator on Tax Reform
Dayton attorney and former Ohio Representative Albert H. Sealy will address the Dayton Chapter National Association of Accountants at the Dayton Engineers Club. Sealy, with Smith & Schnacken in Dayton, served 1966–1968 in the Ohio House and chaired tax revision committees. President E. Morris of Middletown leads the chapter.
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Dayton
Ohio
National Association of Accountants
NAA
Albert H. Sealy
Dayton Engineers Club
Sealy
Smith & Schnacken
Ohio House
Bullets Fire At Local Family Garden Escape
Mrs. Mary K. Bowling 30 of 6210 Hawkins Road told Sutler County police that while in her garden her family were sprayed by bullets from an unknown source. They crawled back to the house as officers could not locate a shooter.
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Mary K. Bowling
Hawkins Road
Sutler County Police
Robert Stewart
Notable Market Report Seems Mixed Across Stocks and Commodities
A dense OCR snapshot lists stock prices and fund values for numerous companies and funds, followed by farm and livestock auction figures. Notable equities include American Can, General Electric, Dow Chemical, and Standard Oil Ohio. capital figures intersperse with mutual funds and calves and hog prices.
Cincinnati Livestock Market Report
Cincinnati livestock market notes fair activity for cattle calves and slaughter steers with steadier prices. Cows scarce and bulls steady as various grades and weights traded from 28.00 to 34.50 per hundredweight with utilities and cutters near 18.50 to 23.50.
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Cincinnati
USDA
Lyield
Mixed Opening As Market Rebounds On Thin Volume
New York stocks opened mixed with the Dow slipping 5.11 points to 908.22 as advances edged declines. Trading remained sluggish with 11.04 million shares on the Big Board, a rebound from a broader downward drift across six sessions.
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NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
Ohio egg and poultry price report from Columbus AP
Prices paid to country plants for eggs delivered to Ohio cities show large A grades at 40 to 42 dollars per carton. medium A 29 to 31. small A 18 to 20. Retail cartons mainly 47 to 49 for large A white. medium 36 to 38. Hens at farms 4 to 5 percent. Ready to cook broilers and fryers truck lots priced Cincinnati 26 to 27, Cleveland 27 to 28, Columbus 27 to 27. Potatoes 3.25 to 6.50.
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Columbus
Ohio
U.S
Canton
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Twirlers Sweep Medals at National Baton Event
Five area twirlers earned awards at the National Baton Twirlers Association competition in New Carlisle. Anne Given of Monroe won first in the 12-year-old beginner and in the beginner twirler category. Missy Murray of Trenton finished second in the 9-year-old beginner, Donna Cox of Monroe took third in the 13-year-old beginner, Robin Crouch of Middletown placed third in the 13-year-old intermediate, and Jennifer Gilbert of Trenton was fourth in the 8-year-old beginner division.
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New Carlisle
Anne Given
Monroe
Missy Murray
Trenton
Donna Cox
Robin Crouch
Middletown
Jennifer Gilbert
Census chief urges study of limiting world population
Census Director George Hay Brown predicts global population may double by 2000 and argues that limiting population deserves serious study and debate. He notes birth rates slow in wealthier regions but total world growth remains strong, with Brazil China and India vastly expanding under current trends.
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Washington
George Hay Brown
Brown
Spaceship World
United States
Europe
Japan
U.S
Census Bureau
Brazil
China
India
United Nations
Indai
Pickups In Steel Orders Slow and Broad Rise in Demand
Industry Week reports a broad pickup in steel business driven by appliance demand and seasonal construction, aided by a West Coast dock strike limiting Japanese steel. Domestic shipments are forecast to rise from August lows to 7 million tons by December, with raw steel production edging upward. The No 1 heavy scrap price stays at 33.17 per ton.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Industry Week Magazine
U.S
Troop 87 Campout and Canoe Trip Report
Boy Scout Troop 87 joined a campout along the Little Miami River at Camp Kern and a 10 mile canoe trip. Participants include Don Adams Bill Egelston Robb Fultz Larry Gay Mark Richard Hatfield Roy S Hatfield Alexander Rogl Rick Sparks and Tom Shetter with scoutmaster Roy J Hatfield and committeemen Charles Egelston Bob Kemplin and Herbert Rogl.
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Boy Scout Troop 87
Little Miami River
Camp Kern
Don Adams
Bill Egelston
Robb Fultz
Larry Gay
Mark
Richard
Roy S. Hatfield
Alexander Rogl
Rick Sparks
Tom Shetter
Roy J. Hatfield
Charles Egelston
Bob Kemplin
Herbert Rogl
State Fair Manager Quitting Rumor Surfaces
Columbus AP reports radio station WTVN says Jerry L Kaltenbach may resign as general manager of the Ohio State Fair. Gene Abercrombie, director of the Ohio Department of Agriculture, is named as a potential replacement though Kaltenbach could not be reached for comment.
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Columbus
WTVN
Jerry L. Kaltenbach
Kaltenbach
Gene Abercrombie
Ohio Department of Agriculture
First National Bank declares 33c quarterly dividend
The First National Bank board declares a regular 33 cent quarterly dividend. It will be paid October 6 to shareholders of record September 24. Edward W. Barker, president, also announced the Breiel Boulevard office nearing opening in late fall and noted the bank’s speakers bureau is active.
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First National Bank
Edward W. Barker
Barker
Breiel Boulevard
Knights of Pythias open new grounds with ribbon ceremony
The Lafayette Lodge No. 37 held ribbon cutting at the new recreational acreage on Franklin Madison Road, north of town. Donald Treadway Grand Inner Guard of Ohio led the event, William Denham Butler County commission president spoke, and Clarence House led flag raising. Members and families toured the grounds and held the lodge’s first annual picnic.
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Lafayette Lodge No
Order of the Knights of Pythias
Franklin
Madison Road
Donald Treadway
Grand Inner Guard of
Ohio
William Denham
Butler County Commission
Clarence House
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