Price increases urged to combat food shortage
Lawmakers from the farm bloc called for lifting the price freeze and adopting Phase IV controls to permit some food price rises. They warned shortages of milk, poultry, eggs, and other staples could hit in months without changes, as production cuts and export limits strain supplies.
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Chronicle
Teleg
Elgin
Farm Bloc
Abraham Kazen
D-Tex
Prospect School overcrowding prompts split sessions plan
Elyria discussions on a 1.1 mill bond issue and a 3 mill capital levy aim to relieve overcrowded Prospect and Erie elementary schools. Split sessions could start in September 1974, with custodial planning to run until a new southeast side school opens. Parents express mixed views on bonds and year round schooling.
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Prospect School
Prospect
Holy Cross
Bowman
Ronald L. Benson
Georgia Ave
Benson
Showalter
Elyria Board of Education
Erie
Erie School
Richard D. Lumadue
Hollywood
Lamadue
Thomas Masterson
Naples
POW era cage and cadet harassment reported at Air Force Academy
Rocky Mountain News describes prisoner of war trainee Jack Olsen confined in a solitary box at a covert Air Force Academy mock POW site in Colorado. A former academy psychiatrist warns cadets faced unaddressed harassment with no one to talk to, leaving many eager to exit. The piece also touches on national grain groups, Japan bean prices, and FTC antitrust probes into food industry monopolies and acquisitions affecting poultry, dairy, and canned goods sectors.
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Jack Olsen
Rocky Mountain News
Air Force Academy
Colorado
Business notes on tire retread firm and mobile home dealer
A&C Inc of Amherst reports nearly a $100000 investment in Bandag tire retreading gear at Bre Rand 112, making it the county’s sole retread outfit. The firm opened at 70001 Leavitt Rd in 1972 and now employs about 20. Also reported is Fairway Mobile Sales at Rt 20 and 58 Oberlin, opened May 29 on a nearly one acre site, selling Skyline Manufacturing, Kitt Manufacturing, Redman Industries and Glenbrook Homes brands. A Richman Brothers laser fabric cutter project, and a Highway Users Foundation study favoring carpools and buses for urban travel costs.
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A & C Inc
Amherst
Archie Abraham
A&c
Abraham
Abrahams
Leavitt Rd
A&c Bandag, Inc
Rts
Oberlin
Fairway Mobiles
Robert Welday
Welday
Seville
Skyline Manufacturing
Kitt Manufacturing
Redman Industries
Glenbrook Homes
Highway Users Foundation of
Washington
Federation
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American Airlines
el Power
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American Tel & Tel
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Atlantic Richfield
Babcock Wilcox
Bethlehem Steel
Kaman Corp
Crepcake &Ohio
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Damond
Columbia Gas
Hart
Boiler
Millipore Corp
Cent
Cooper
Ote Mosinee Paper
Crwn Zell
Provident Natl
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Wiley, J. & Sons
Dress Ind
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Essex
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Firestone
Serader
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General Dynamics
Mts
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Goodrich
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Clevepak Corp
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Kresge
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Gimbel Bros & Tol Wis
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Lib Myers 344 Natl Temmals
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Nrthw
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Oxford Electric Mt
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Sikes Corp
Bel National Cash Reg
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Broadestg
Norf &W
Trane Co
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Penn Central
Penney
JC TM
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Phillips Petroleum
Pullman Inc
Allstate
Ralston P
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RCA 2A
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Keystone
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Manhattan
Singer Co
Sperry Rand
Nat'l Sec
Putnam Funds
Grth
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Ind A Wash Mutual
American Standard IA Chromalloy
CPC International
Emerson
Fruehaus
Central Ind
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Ohio National Gypsum Byson
Searle
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Smucker
Sybron
Tappan Toledo Edison
Union Pacific Corp
Victor Comptometer
Woolworth
Ohio Edison to seek industrial rate hike
Ohio Edison will seek further increases in industrial service rates by the end of June to fund expanding demand, comply with environmental rules, and maintain service reliability. The Public Utilities Commission approved earlier increases May 24 based on 1970 cost data, yielding about 47 percent of the originally requested revenue. James R. Schlesinger, 44, was confirmed as Secretary of Defense, succeeding Elliott L. Richardson who became attorney general.
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Ohio Edison Company
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
Ohio Edison
James R. Schlesinger
Nixon
Defense
Senate
Elliot L. Richardson
Playgirl recalled in Cleveland after Supreme Court ruling
In Cleveland the Playgirl magazine has been pulled from shelves by local distributor George R. Klein following last week's U S Supreme Court ruling on obscenity judged by local community standards. A bookstore manager confirmed the recall, noting Cleveland as the only city where the magazine is unavailable. Publisher Douglas Lambert offered no explanation.
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Cleveland
UPI
Playgirl
Playboy
George R. Klein
Douglas Lambert
West Ridge Estates subdivision approved amid legal questions
Elyria planners approved a second West Ridge Estates subdivision despite an unrevised master plan status and disputes over the Straw Haag ditch. City officials urged legal and engineering review, while Norm Failing and members urged formal acceptance and a city law director to join meetings. The project, from W F Gaveman, follows prior park-acre approvals for eight of twelve acres.
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Elyria
Planning Commission
West Ridge Estates
Commission
Kenneth Hamister
Safety Service
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Norm H. Failing
George Robinson
West Ridge Road
Fowl Road
Oberlin
W. F. Gaveman
Parks and Recreation Board
Mixed Wall Street opens after three-session rally
New York stocks opened mixed amid uncertainty over West German mark revaluation. The Dow Jones average fell 0.30 to 894.34 after gains in prior sessions as early volume held moderate. In Ohio grain markets, cash wheat and corn prices fell sharply across major marketing areas with varied bids to retailers.
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New York
API
Germany
Columbus
UPI
Ohio
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