Meat prices and cattle outlook in a high stakes market
In a frozen February valley along the South Platte River, rancher Allard weighs calf losses, predator pressures, and rising costs. He spent 182013 to raise 910 cattle last year and expects a profitable but debt-funded year in 1973 as world demand and ranching capacity shape his decisions. His neighbor Bill Farr notes production exceeds demand but foresees strong intake. the wife buys beef at King Super for 83 cents a pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allard
South Platte River
New York
Bill Farr
Weld County
King Super
Congress urged to watch FBI overreach by critics
Anderson, a frequent FBI critic, told a congressional committee that investigations threaten constitutional authority and likened them to Nazi Germany. He planned to present FBI file material on prominent Americans to show potential abuses of power. Senator Tunney questioned Acting Director Gray's handling of Watergate files.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
FBI
Nazi Germany
Russia
United States of America
John W. Tunney
L. Patrick Gray III
White House
Tunney
California
Gray
Jobless Rate Rises as Employment Boosted in February
U S Labor Department reports a sharp rise in employment totaling about 800,000 to 81.8 million while unemployment climbs to 4.8 million, a 5.1 percent rate. The work week extends to 37.3 hours and average weekly earnings increase to 139.48 dollars, up 1.50 from January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Labor Department
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Lottery numbers drawn this week in several states
The Associated Press lists winning numbers for this week in the north stern states. New York 110930 Massachusetts 075295 New Jersey 630303 Connecticut 40430 Pennsylvania 610961 Michigan 522553. Qualifier AEJ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Stern
New York
Massachusetts
New Jersey
Connecticut
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Israelis Kill Three Guerrilla Leaders in Gaza Clash
Israeli troops clashed with an Arab guerrilla ring in Gaza’s Rimal quarter killing three guerrilla leaders. The military command stated there were no Israeli casualties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JEL Aviv
UPI
Gaza Strip
Gazaerty
Rimal
Israel
Bill to Extend Workmen's Compensation in Ohio
A bill introduced by Representative J. Leonard Camera D Lorain seeks mandatory coverage for all employers and raises maximum weekly benefits from 86.52 to about 110. The measure expands coverage to domestic workers earning 50 per quarter and trims disability waiting period from seven to three days. It links weekly benefits to 67 percent of the statewide average wage and extends claim time to three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
J. Leonard Camera
D-Lorain
Camera
Ohio
Ohio Manufacturer's Association
U S Says It Would Ration Gasoline as a Last Resort
The OEP said gasoline is very tight east of the Rockies with 191 million barrels in storage on March 2, down from 215 million a year earlier. Contingency plans include substitutes, voluntary curtailment, priorities, and possible rationing only as a last resort, which officials deem unlikely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Washington
UPI
Rockies
Office of Emergency Preparedness
OEP
Silvio 0. Conte
R-Mass
Nipp
Telephone expansion work scheduled at North Ridgeville exchange
Groundbreaking for a 300000 addition to the Elyria Telphone Co. North Ridgeville exchange is set for March 26. Bids open next Friday for the contract. The site sits north of the current building at Routes 83 and 20, part of a central office upgrade. Two solid state systems costing 5 million were bought to replace existing equipment, with completion expected mid 1974.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Ridgeville
Elyria Telphone Co
Rts
Pany
Unions form health equipment agency in Cleveland
Cleveland's three major unions form United Labor Agency to distribute medical equipment to about 270 000 union families in Cuyahoga Medina Lake and Geauga counties. The effort expands dialysis machine distribution and includes crutches walkers respirators wheelchairs and hospital beds funded by donations and fundraisers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Tap
Cleveland
United Labor Agency
Teamsters
Afl-Cio
United Auto Workers
Public Square
Lorain County
Cuyahoga
Medina
Lake Or Geauga
Mel Witt
Opening Wall Street lowers as talks with Europe begin
NYSE issues down 119 to 105 as investors await U S Europe monetary talks. Market had risen after Nixon news but dipped yesterday while wholesale prices rose 19.2 percent in February. Ohio grain prices show mixed changes across regions with corn and soybeans edging lower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Europe
U.S
New York Stock Exchange
Presi
Dent Nixon
Grain Prices In Elyria Rise With Mixed Wheat and Soybeans
Elyria market reports show Wheat at 2.37, Corn 1.40, Oats 1.00, and Soybeans at 6.49 per bushel. Prices reflect local trading and commodity indexing for the period.
Cleveland Livestock Market Steady with Wide Price Ranges
UPI reports a quiet start to the week with no receipts. Cattle bids show prime 46.25 to 47, choice 44 to 46.75, good 41.50 to 45, standard 38 to 41.50. Calves meet similar spreads, hogs around 39.75 to 40.50 for 200 to 220 pounds, sheep and lambs at prime 39.50 to 42, choice 36 to 40, feeders 28 to 31, ewes 5 to 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Union
New York
ACF
Westy Electric
Allegheny
Westvaco
Allegheny Power
Pitt Steel
Allied Chemical
Woolworth
Alls Chalmers
Zenith Radio
American Airlines
Pierre R. Smith
American Can
American Motor
American Machine & Foundry
Amer Tel & Tel
American Standard
Ty Bendix
Armco Steel
Bethlehem Steel
Bat
CPC International. Inc
Boeing Coty
Borden
Au Dart Ind
Chesapeake Ohio
Ipat
Emerson Cocacola
Frehauf
Consol Edison
Goodrich
Central Ind
Consumer Power
Continental
Koehring
CPC
Lear Siegler
Mid-Continental Tel
Curtiss Wright
Dow Chemical
National Gypsum Dupont
Ohio Edison
Ais Eastern Airlines
Searle
D.1 Co
Eastman Kodak
Exxon
H Tappan Ig
Firestone
Toledo Edison
Fidelity Trend
Intl Harvester
Interpace
ITM
Tel & Tel Sity Keystone
Jones Laughlin
Joy Manufacturng
Ps Manhattan
Kennecott But
Motorola
Murphy Co War Ve
Gypsum Norfolk Western
Ohn Corp
Adams Express
Owen Hlinois
Pan American Air
Penn Central Ae Bunker Ramo Corp
Penney ST Ba
Pepsico Polaroid
Marriott Corp
RCA Corp
Republic Steel
Sears
Moore
Sam & Co
Sperry Rand
Nyc
Hond
Indiana
van Dorm Co
Ohio
Cole
Stewart Warner
Allied Thermal
Esna
Texaco
Argus Corp
Trans World Air
Central Tel & Utila
UAL Incorp
Union Carbide
Cherry Burrell
Colgate Palm Weis
Cooper Jarrett
Diversey Corp
ERC Corp AB
NatSta Bnep
Frank Cust
Scholastic Mag
Indus
Toronto Dominink
Securit
Univ Instruments
Zurn Industries
Cleveland
UPI
Choice
Pay toilets removed at Chicago airports amid women’s lib
Chicago Mayor Richard J. Daley ordered the end of all pay toilets at the city’s three airports citing the women’s liberation movement. Alderman Seymour Simon and Alderwoman Marylou Heland praised the move, noting it will be welcomed nationwide and save time for travelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
UPI
Richard J. Daley
Women's Liberation Movement
Seymour Simon
Marylou Heland
America
Simon
Strongsville mall plan unveiled in Ohio suburb
Richard E. Jacobs announced an 80 million two story Strongsville shopping mall to be built as a joint venture with Edward J. DeBartolo Co. The project on 125 acres at Ohio 82 and Howe Road includes four department stores and about 125 specialty shops. Estimated employment reaches 3 500 to 4 000 during construction and 3 500 during operation with completion targeted for 1976 or 1977.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
API
Strongsville
Richard E. Jacobs
Jacobs-Visconsi & Jacobs Co
Edward J. DeBartolo Co
Youngstown
DeBartolo
North
Randall
Ohio 82
Howe Road
Jacobs
Also Mentioned on This Page
Congress
THE
Associated Press
Elyria
Elyria Home
West Ave
Service, Hospital, Nursing Home and Public Employes Union
C-T
By Jay Wuebbold
Chronicle-Telegram Bureau
Robert E. Nipp
Health Equipment Agency
Witt
Sebastian Lupica
Wall Street
Northeast
Northwest
Elyria Grain
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!