Indictment Says Top Grain Dealer Shortweights Ships
U S indicts Bunge Corp and 13 officials for conspiring to steal export grain by loading ships with less cargo. Executives allegedly overstated manifests by 2,000 bushels and falsified records to conceal the practice from the Agriculture Department. Sentences up to five years and fines up to $10,000 possible. Investigation focused on Destrehan elevator and six other Mississippi River elevators in Louisiana. phase expected to finish by Aug 15.
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Soviet grain needs covered by third U.S. sale totals
U.S. agriculture experts estimate Soviet grain losses from drought at about 15 million tons. The third North American sale brings the Soviets to more than two thirds of their needs, with Continental Grain Co. reporting a 5.6 million ton wheat and corn shipment in addition to last week’s 3.2 million ton wheat purchase and 2 million tons of Canadian wheat. Corn deliveries start in October and run through August 1976. The Agriculture Department says this year’s harvest could sustain Soviet purchases totaling 12 to 14 million tons without harming U.S. supplies or other buyers.
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Canton Stands Alone As Ohio Crime Falls In 1975 First Quarter
FBI figures show most Ohio cities with populations over 100000 posted higher crime in the first three months of 1975 than 1974. Canton was the only major city with fewer reported crimes, tallying 1357 versus 1507 last year. Violent crime rose nationally, while murder and manslaughter fell in Canton and three other Ohio cities.
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CIA Abandons Prosecution in Nine Employee Lawbreaking Cases
The CIA chose not to prosecute nine cases of employee lawbreaking to avoid disclosing secrets. Congress hears details from CIA officials as Rep. Bella Abzug, D N Y, questions the 1954 agreement granting the agency power to decide prosecutorial action. In a separate probe, Rep. Otis Pike, D N Y, seeks early hearings on intelligence funding and spending decisions.
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Indian Parliament moves to ratify emergency decree
In New Delhi the Indian Parliament dominated by Congress met to ratify Indira Gandhi's emergency decree issued June 26. Five hours of debate followed an opposition setback, with Mrs Gandhi present in the lower house for part of the session. Jagjivan Ram steered the main resolution as about 280 of 525 members attended.
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Ohio House set to vote on malpractice insurance reform bill
Columbus Ohio The Ohio House was to vote today on whether to concur with Senate changes to a medical malpractice insurance reform bill that would provide coverage stabilize premiums and take effect immediately after governor signature. The measure backed by Rep William E Hinig seeks swift concurrence to avoid a conference and speed insurability for physicians and hospitals.
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Postal workers to ratify new three year contract
UPI reports leaders of major postal unions forecast ratification of a three year contract covering about 600 000 workers. The deal raises pay about 1500 in two years and allows up to six cost of living adjustments. Balloting across unions may take up to 30 days.
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Cher and Allman Have Secluded Personal Encounter
In Buffalo Cher and Greg Allman spent 442 days together in Se Ne ca suburb. a law firm said the meeting was a personal encounter and may not affect Cher's California divorce suit. Cher flew to Los Angeles to resume TV work. Allman remains with the Allman Brothers band.
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Sohio earnings down despite higher revenue
Sohio, Standard Oil Co. of Ohio, said second quarter revenue rose 14 percent to 631.5 million but net earnings fell 24 percent from 1974 after excluding a one time credit. Net income was 38.1 million, or 1.04 per share, on 631.5 million in revenue, versus 50.3 million or 1.37 per share a year earlier.
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Grain price snapshot Ohio markets show gains
Ohio grain markets closed yesterday showing higher averages across wheat corn oats and soybeans with notable gains in No 2 wheat and shelled corn in Northeast and Central regions. Lorain County and major city retailers posted mixed prices with soybeans around 5 30 to 5 40 per bushel and oats near 1 40. Butter egg and poultry quotes also noted steady or adequate wholesale levels across New York and Ohio markets.
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B F Goodrich profits fall in second quarter
AKRON AP B F Goodrich Co reports its second quarter earnings fell sharply from last year with earnings of 10.73 million or 71 cents per share on 488.18 million in sales. Last year's period showed 16.25 million or 1.10 per share on 528.93 million in sales.
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Erie Lackawanna losses rise in bankruptcy report
Trustees report in federal court shows Erie Lackawanna Railway losses at 17.7 million for the first five months of 1975, up from 5.3 million a year earlier. Operating revenues fell to 119 million from 131 million while costs edged up as U S District Court oversees the bankruptcy reorganization.
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Fastway Fasteners reports record 1975 sales and income
Fastway Fasteners Inc reports year ending April 30 1975 record sales of 2 286 763 up from 2 222 398 in 1974. Income before taxes rose to 634 705 from 574 974 and after taxes to 315 005 from 295 974. Earnings per share were 61 cents vs 58. President Wilbur Piak notes two new fast high speed assembly machines for truck trailer market and patent activity reaching 14 current patents with three more filed in Washington and three in Canada. company offices at 1817 Towa Ave.
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Wilbur Piak
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No pact yet in GM strike at Lordstown plant
A GM plant in Lordstown Ohio and United Auto Workers Local 1714 officials met in ongoing talks over a strike that has idled about 7,000 workers since last Friday. No progress reported as negotiators held another late session yesterday with no settlement in sight.
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