Restaurants Waste Large Amounts of Food Nationwide
United Press International reports substantial food waste at U S restaurants with butter and meat discarded weekly at New York's Les Champs and 10 to 15 pounds of bread tossed daily at Byram's in Richmond. Executives cite oversize portions and buffet practices.
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United Press International
New York
Les Champs
Byram’s
Richmond
America
W. Stanley Mooneyham
World Vision International
Washington
Mel Dansky
Lee Davis
Lawry's
Los Angeles
Mills withdraws from Ways and Means chair due to health
Speaker Carl Albert disclosed Rep. Wilbur Mills will not pursue the Ways and Means chairmanship after consulting his Bethesda Naval Hospital doctor. The decision, on medical advice, ends Mills' bid amid his health concerns.
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Washington
UPI
Carl Albert
Wilbur D. Mills
D-Ark
Albert
Mills
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Lancaster City Council Approves 11 Percent Wage Hike
Lancaster Ohio city council approved a 11 percent minimum across the board wage increase for all city employees for 1975 and boosted seniority pay. 61 firemen who walked off November 28 in a 36 hour protest over inaction on the pay rise will meet Local 291 officials to decide whether to accept the package.
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Lancaster
Ohio
UPI
International Firefighters Association
Reston predicts Kissinger resignation in 1975
Nationally syndicated columnist James Reston spoke at the Cincinnati Jewish Center and predicted Secretary of State Henry Kissinger will resign from Ford's cabinet sometime in 1975. Reston argued Kissinger would exit to avoid entanglement in the 1976 election.
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Cincinnati
UPI
James Reston
Henry Kissinger
Gerald Ford
Reston
Cincinnati Jewish Center
Kissinger
Glenn backs mandatory gasoline rationing in fuel crisis
UPI reports Democratic Sen Elect John Glenn says voluntary conservation has failed and urges mandatory gasoline rationing. He repeats that the 55 mph speed limit has become a joke, noting enforcement could save about a quarter million barrels of oil daily.
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Columbus
Ohio
UPI
John Glenn
Glenn
Ralph Perk
Cleveland
Weather and notices from The Record December 10 1974
Lows tonight in the low or mid 20s and highs near 40 on Wednesday with 10 and 20 percent chances of rain. South to southwest winds around 10 mph. Marriage licenses issued to five couples from Norwalk Bloomville Greenwich and Willard. Births include two girls in Norwalk and Green Springs. Deaths list infant Stokes and three adults from Milan North Ridgeville and Norwalk.
Christmas Tree Prices Hold Steady At Local Farms
Prices for Christmas trees remain steady with cut trees ranging from four to twenty dollars. Ward s Tree Farm reports six foot trees scarce due to wholesale orders, while Sandy Ridge Fruit Farm offers 6.95 to 19.95 dollar cuts and live trees for 15 dollars. Nearby retailers like James Lucas and local schools also feature trees. The Norwalk Junior High School music department hosts its first winter concert at 7 30 tonight. Christmas Club accounts at two Norwalk institutions total 272 155 dollars from 1658 savers at Huron County Banking Co and 65 000 from 600 at Home Savings and Loan Co.
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Ward
Fitchville River Road
Prospect Road
Roselle Ward
Lorain
Oberlin
Galion
Town
Sandy Ridge
Bleile Co
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Norwalk Junior High School
Norwalk
Huron County Banking Co
New London
Home Savings and Loan Co
Citizens National Bank
Ford Consults Rocky Experts in New White House Talks
Washington reports Ford seeks ideas from Nelson Rockefeller group and seven Commission on Critical Choices for America associates including Edward Teller and William Ronan. Goldwin joins as special consultant to discuss energy and food policy during unofficial adviser sessions.
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White House
Robert A. Goldwin
Ford
Rockefeller
Commission
Edward Teller
William J. Ronan
New York Port Authority
Goldwin
Goofs On Army Plea Goes To Mailing Goof
Norwalk Salvation Army director Stan Wells says computer errors caused multiple donation requests. Envelopes were addressed by machine and treated different name forms as separate mailings, prompting irate calls about duplicate solicitations.
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Salvation Army
Norwalk
Stan Wells
John Doe
John K. Doe
J.K. Doe
Norwalk Park Chief Austin Shadle Resigns
Austin Shadle resigns as Norwalk Park and Recreation director effective January 4 after a year of restructuring. He will work part time for Rice Distributing Co and may pursue area golf club pro shop work while staying involved in officiating and youth programs. Board hints at a broader park department reorganization and gratitude for his service.
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Austin Shadle
Norwalk
Park Department
Board of Park Commissioners
Shadle
The
Rice Distributing Co
Park Commission
Food Distributing Company
Herbert Rice
Park and Recreation Department
Park Board
John Borgia
Borgia
Trade Name Lawsuit Over Josephs Branding in Sandusky
Fremont’s Josephs Department Store sues Norwalk businessman Fred Stein owner of Josephs Inc Sandusky alleging infringement of the Josephs name at Stein’s Sandusky shop The suit seeks an injunction damages and an accounting of sales since 1966 to claim all profits from the name Josephs and stop use in Erie County.
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Fremont Clothing
Norwalk
Sandusky
Huron County Common Pleas Court
Joesph’s Department Store, Inc., of
Fremont
Joseph’s Inc
Fred Stein
Stein
Joseph's Inc
U.S. 250
Hull Road
Erie County
Joseph's
Joseph's Department Stores
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