Food prices to rise 14 to 15 percent in 1974
Agriculture Secretary Earl L. Butz warned food costs will climb again, predicting an average increase of about 14 to 15 percent for 1974. He told ABC Issues and Answers that Americans may have to pay more or eat less as prices stay higher than 1973.
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Happy Rockefeller undergoes second breast cancer surgery
Margaretta Happy Rockefeller, 48, at Sloan-Kettering in New York, had a second breast cancer operation five weeks after a radical mastectomy on the left breast. She underwent the procedure at Memorial Hospital around 8:30 a.m. Doctors had not informed her of the small cancer in the right breast until last week. Nelson Rockefeller knew of her condition.
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New York
UPI
Margaretta
Happy
Rockefeller
Ohio Braces for Snow as Rain Ends
National Weather Service forecasts snow flurries across Ohio by afternoon with the Lake Erie shore riding the heaviest snowfall up to three inches. Temperatures linger in the 30s today and drop to the low 20s tonight with mostly sunny skies expected Tuesday and continued cold conditions.
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Ohio
National Weather Service
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Greyhound strike ends after six days with wage rise
Greyhound buses resumed service after a six day strike ended with about a 16 percent raise over three years. Negotiators backed by a federal mediator reached a midday Sunday agreement and 16,000 workers across 30 unions will vote on ratification by December 18.
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Udall Announces Bid for White House in New Hampshire Primary
Rep Morris K Udall of Arizona became the first Democrat to enter the race for the presidency announcing his entry in New Hampshire's first in the nation primary. He aimed to fill a liberal void among Democratic candidates as of the announcement on Saturday.
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UPI
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Udall
New Hampshire
Weather And Life Events Summary For Local Area
Partly cloudy and cold tonight with a low in the upper teens to lower 20s. Mostly sunny and cool Tuesday with a high in the mid 30s. Precipitation chance 20 percent tonight and 10 percent Tuesday. Wind light and variable late tonight. Marriage license applications list Donald R. Hall and Patricia A. Tackett. Richard J. Vartorella and Bobbie G. Whitehead. Births note Wille boy and Norwalk Providence entries. Deaths include Catherine Makovic 64 Parma Scott W. Oehling 8 Dillon Lloyd Taylor 68 St. Petersburg.
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Plymouth
Patricia A. Tackett
Willard
Richard J. Vartorella
Norwalk
Bobbie G. Whitehead
Berlin Heights
Catherine Makovic
Parma
Scott W. Oehling
Dillon
Mont
Lloyd Taylor
St. Petersburg
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Norwalk area cheers for Class AA champions return
Norwalk and nearby towns greeted the state Class AA high school champions with a five mile parade along U.S. 20 from Monroeville to Norwalk. Thousands filled Main Street, the auditorium, and nearby streets in a spontaneous, citywide celebration for coach Bob Hart and the Truckers.
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Norwalk
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Tiffin
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Cocaptain
Bob Hart
Mary Lou
Midway Inc
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Whittlesey
City wage talks open with Goodsite team in council chambers
Finance Director Douglas Colvin and Councilman Richard Pflieger represent the Goodsite administration as negotiations begin on a 1975 city employee contract. Ohio Civil Service Employes Association’s Donald Keaton leads for employees with support from Richard Striker and C Fred Lau. The talks are closed to the public and media.
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Richard Pflieger
Goodsite
Donald Keaton
New Haven
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Richard Striker
C. Fred Lau
Lau
Town Welcomes Norwalk High as Two Weddings Unfold
Janet Bahnsen and David Bukiewicz wed at St Peter Lutheran Church across from Norwalk High School. The arrival of state champions triggered a police siren and a noisy welcome as guests and families celebrated amid parking woes and marching band.
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David Bukiewicz
Norwalk High School
St. Peter Lutheran Church
Donald Bahnsen
Batavia
N.Y
Deborah Schaffer
Jerome Kimball
St. Paul Catholic Church
Richard Schaffer
Housing official to discuss 65 senior apartments in Norwalk
William Gandert, director of the Huron Metropolitan Housing Authority, will address the Norwalk city council in chambers at 7 30 this evening. The plan calls for 65 low cost apartment units for senior citizens to be built in Norwalk.
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William Gandert
Huron Metropolitan Housing Authority
Norwalk
Public opinion splits on Ford Korea aid pledge
A Saturday poll shows 72 percent oppose Ford’s pledge to refrain from troop or military aid reductions in Korea if Congress agrees. Fifty-eight percent say the U S should prioritize domestic needs ahead of foreign aid while 28 percent support limiting aid to high fire power weapons.
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