Drones Blamed for Inflation in Milton Mound View
Milton Mound, president of First Multifund of America, argues inflation is driven by non producers in society. He urges reducing drones through policy changes and selective retirement rules, urging that only producers be paid to create goods and services.
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Leroy Pope
UPI Business Writer
New York
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Milton Mound
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First Multifund of America, Inc
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Harlan, Ky
United Mine Workers
Arnold Miller
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Penny hoarders warned as copper price plunges
The Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco says free market copper prices have fallen from a record 1.52 to 0.82 per pound dashing hoarders hopes of copper value exceeding face value. Economist Yvonne Levy notes the drop undermines the motive to hoard pennies.
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Weather and notices from Norwalk area briefing
Clear tonight with low 50s and sunny Saturday high 75 to 80 percent. Marriage licenses issued to Hoshour Weeston Bogner Wolf Seibel Woodward. Births include Schlessman Ommert Rasnick Grose Nardecchia. Deaths listed for McIntyre Haag Beebe Buss and others.
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David L. Hoshour
Bellevue
Adina A. Weeston
Norwalk
Thomas M. Bogner
Dianne M. Wolf
Ronald E. Seibel
Greensburg
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Leslie J. Woodward
Jack Schlessman
Milan
Good Samaritan
Robert Ommert
Eugene Rasnick
Wakeman
Isabell D. McIntyre
Pan Am seeks emergency subsidy to avert bankruptcy
Pan American Airways asks the Civil Aeronautics Board for a temporary $10 million monthly subsidy retroactive to April to stave off an imminent financial crisis. The carrier, hit by fuel costs and falling traffic, reports a $33 million loss in the first half of 1974 and warns of further borrowing needs by October.
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Washington
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Pan American Airways Today
Civil Aeronautics Board
Pan American
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Norwalk Teachers See High Turnover Amid Salary Debate
Norwalk Public Schools posted a high teacher turnover rate in 1973 and 1974 with 25 resignations in 165 staff, while starting salaries near top in the Northern Ohio League and a sweet contract aside. The Reflector compares districts Bellevue Galion Shelby Bucyrus Tiffin Willard and Upper Sandusky, noting turnover ranges from four to 17 percent and salaries from about seven thousand to thirteen thousand dollars.
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Tiffin
Upper Sandusky
Reflector
Bellevue
Galion
Shelby
Bucyrus
Willard
NOL
Kent Eyler
Bellevue Bellevue
Dan Rather Named Anchorman for CBS Reports Series
New York CBS News White House correspondent Dan Rather was named anchorman of the CBS Reports documentary series. CBS News President Richard S. Salant announced the appointment, noting it is the first time since Edward R. Murrow that a single correspondent will head all broadcasts of the series.
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Dan Rather
White House
CBS News
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Richard S. Salant
Edward R. Murrow
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