Absenteeism A Growing Problem For U S Businesses
UPI reports Morgan Guaranty Survey finds absenteeism rising 2.8 percent yearly since 1967 with managers most affected. Women, married workers, and semi skilled factory labor show high rates. One to two day absences cost 43.8 million hours in 1972. week or longer 59.4 million.
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New York
UPI
Morgan Guaranty
Morgan Guaranty Trust Co
Department of Labor
Japan
I.W. Abel
United Steel
Births Slide in Cincinnati Area Amid Low Fertility Hopes
The Greater Cincinnati Hospital Council reports 24 677 births in eight tri state counties in 1973 down 5 6 from 1972 and the lowest rate since the early 1930s. Officials say fertility may be at a historic low given current ages.
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Cincinnati
UPI
Greater Cincinnati Hospital Council
Ohio Governor hints at DST exemption to save energy
Gov. John J Gilligan said he would ask Congress to exempt Ohio from Daylight Saving Time unless solid energy savings are shown. He spoke during a Friday broadcast in Cleveland noting parents worry about children walking to school in darkness.
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Cleveland
UPI
John J Gilligan
Congress
Ohio
Gilligan
SOHIO Reports Mixed 1973 Earnings
Standard Oil of Ohio says its fourth quarter earnings fell 40 percent from 1972 while total 1973 earnings rose 24 percent for the year.
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Cleveland
UPI
Standard Oil Company of Ohio
SOHIO
Norwalk Weather Plus Marriage Licenses and Local Obits
Weather forecast for Norwalk shows clouds with rain likely this afternoon and tonight, then showers possible Tuesday. Highs mid to upper 40s, lows near 30s, precipitation chances 60 80 and 40 percent respectively. Marriage license applications filed for six couples including Westmoreland Lugtig Linley Miller Daniels and others. Birth announced for Gerald Linkous’s baby. Death notices for Helen Ott Bessie Moore and Louise Fritz.
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Norwalk
Kenneth W. Westmoreland
Baker
Susan A. Lugtig
Richard E. Wright
Willard
Mary A. French
Hilton Linley
Monroeville
Mary B. Miller
Paul E. Daniels
Bellevue
Cheryl J. Neuman
Gordon Childers
Margaret S. Harris
Woman Rescued In House Fire On Whittlesey Ave
Mrs. Gilbert Frey, 75, escaped a house fire at 179 Whittlesey Ave by a bedroom window with a neighbor assisting. Fire confined to the family room, but heat and smoke damaged the home. Frey inhaled smoke and was checked by firemen.
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Gilbert Frey
Whittlesey Ave
Frey
Charles Conney
Bouscau Avenue
Norwalk
Hooker Slayings Plan Preliminary Hearings
Ashland County Common Pleas Court will hold preliminary hearings in the Hooker brothers killings case within a week. Jere Crawford 21 and Thomas Hedges 23 are charged with two counts of aggravated murder and are jailed without bond. Crawford was arraigned after capture in Tiffin. he has secured counsel but not yet conferred.
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Massachusetts
Ashland
Hooker Brothers
New London
Ashland County Common Pleas Court
Robert E. Henderson
Henderson
Jere David Crawford
Tiffin
Crawford
Robert Lett
Lett
Thomas J. Hedges
Joseph W. Hooker
Edward
Hedges
Galbraith warned JFK Vietnam a can of snakes in 1961
WALTHAM Mass UPI implies John Kenneth Galbraith told Kennedy in 1961 Vietnam was a can of snakes and Diem alienated his people. he warned that U.S. policy was repeating old mistakes by trusting rulers and insiders. Letters titled Indo Tallyland Office are in Kennedy Library files.
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Waltham
Mass
UPI
John Kenneth Galbraith
John F. Kennedy
India
Kennedy
Vietnam
New Delhi
Ngo Dinh Diem
Galbraith
U.S
ITO
Indo-Tallyland
Kennedy Library
State
Government to act to end home heating oil price swings
Energy chief William E. Simon said the federal government will move this week to end price fluctuations in home heating oil causing some homeowners to pay up to 50 percent more than neighbors. He told a Senate subcommittee the crisis is manageable so far but far from over.
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Washington
UPI
William FE. Simon
Simon
Senate Subcommittee On Intergovernmental Relations
Hawaii adopts first mandatory gas rationing plan
Hawaii launches an odd-even gas rationing system to curb panic at the pumps. Starting today stations must open by 6 AM and will not sell during weekend rush hours. The plan targets Oahu with exemptions for neighbor islands and emergency and commercial accounts.
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Hawaii
Honolulu
UPI
George Ariyoshi
Oahu
Maui
Kauai
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National Commission On
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Markoff
Columbus
National Education Association
National Center For Educational Statistics
Dallas
Donald Byrd
Frank Mote
Byrd
Gilligan Cools
Gerald Linkous
W. Main St
Boy
F T Hospital
Helen G. Ott
Bessie M. Moore
Toledo
Louise Teresa Fritz
Martha Frey
FBI
Herbert L
Bart”’ Porter
Senate Watergate Committee
United Press International
Pennsylvania
Dennis Nickles
Casey
Interstate 80
Trumbull County
Nickles
Warren
Ohio Highway Patrol
Dar Kyle
Altoona
U.S. 22
Creson
Kyle
Canfield
Ohio 11
Mahoning County
Thomas W. Reed
Ashtabula
Edward Falconer
Waterford
Beaver Falls
Washington County
Ralph W. Williams
Valley Bend
W. Va
John Susko
Jeannette
Pittsburgh
Beaver Valley
Thomas Johnson
Akron
Johnson
Ray Riley
Bouscay Avenue
JFK
Viet ‘Can of Snakes
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