Wholesale prices rise sharply as 1972 ends
The Bureau of Labor Statistics reports December wholesale prices up 1.8 percent, the largest monthly gain since 1951, driven by farm products up 6.4 percent amid weather and grain shortages linked to the U.S.-Soviet wheat deal. Livestock and processed foods also rise, while some fruits and vegetables fall.
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Sniper slipped through ring as New Orleans case widens
Police Superintendent says a sniper in the New Orleans hotel shooting spree may have escaped a 200-man cordon from a downtown hotel rooftop. He cites police negligence or a superior brain sniper as possibilities while confirming one or more gunmen, with the city moving from active hotel search to a broader investigation.
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Howard Johnson
Clarence Giarrusso
Giarrusso
Howard Johnson's
Moon Landrieu
Nixon Reflects On 60th Birthday And Aims For Greater Deeds
President Nixon marks his 60th birthday and speaks of staying young by looking ahead and keeping in touch with youth. He says the presidency is a healthy job, urges constant mental alertness, physical fitness, and notes his Camp David routine and a recent pool swim in cold weather. He outlines life milestones and hints at beginnings for future political moves.
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Washington
Nixon
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Tye
Camp David
Secret Service
Lukens Missed Expense Filing Keeps Him Off Ballot Five Years
State Sen. Donald E. Lukens failed to file his election expense statement on time and cannot be a candidate for five years. Secretary of State Ted W. Brown said the Butler County Elections Board received Lukens’ report January 3, though it was due December 22. Lukens claimed he filed a first statement that was not received. he sent a second. Only a court reversal could reinstate him within five years.
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Butler County Board of Elections
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Disney on Parade Winners Named in Local Contest
The Chronicle-Telegram reports over 400 area children entered a Disney on Parade coloring contest judged by Bob Lynch. Six winners receive four tickets to the show at Cleveland Arena, with two winners in each age group 4 6, 7 9, and 10 13. One winner could not attend due to illness, and an alternate was chosen.
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Anita van Heuvein
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Chronicle-Telegram
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Dellefield
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Lorain St. Joseph Hospital
Hospital interns phased out by year end AMA says
The American Medical Association will end all internship programs not tied to a medical school by year end. Hospitals not affiliated with schools face rejection of new internships, shifting costs to higher resident salaries. The AMA called the change non drastic and noted financial effects in area hospitals.
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