Sewage Plant Sprays New Home in Jacksonville
Frank Riggs complains his $88,000 residence is coated by sewage mist when the wind blows from a new treatment plant next door. He recalls the odor as like being inside a toilet. The plant and home were built concurrently with no relocation plan. Jim Arnold of the consumer board notes the situation.
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Frank Riggs
Jacksonville
Fla
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Jim Arnold
Consumer Board
UPI
Teen job market tight here and funding doubts endanger youth work
Area employers hesitate to replace summer staff with teen hires and rely on children of current workers. DoL funding for 198? summer jobs remains uncertain. Lorain and Elyria plan to place hundreds of teens in municipal roles if funds arrive. Local agencies report fewer listings and more applicants, while programs like Hire-a-Teen offer training and placement help.
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U. S. Department of Labor
William Hudson
Dol
Hudson
Elyria
James Tracy
Lorain
Elio Jacobozzi
Jacobozzi
Robert F. Marrer
Firelands
Bowling Green State University
Martha Miles
Manpower, Inc
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Lorain County
Boy Rescued After Harrowing Tree Ordeal
In a dramatic scene a boy was rescued from a "hot" tree as 20 to 30 spectators watched. Firefighters cut power by snipping the antenna, then climbed the tree with a safety belt. A bucket truck arrived and, with linemen and firefighters, lifted the boy to safety. his mother described the ordeal as a nightmare and said he remained calm.
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Gardner
Mrs. Pycraft
Wall Street gains fade as profit taking continues
Opening on the New York Stock Exchange shows Wall Street led by a cautious tone as stocks drift after five months of gains. Investors see every lull as a buying signal, while Europe marks the 30th anniversary of VE Day with wreaths parades and speeches. The Kremlin announces amnesty for war veterans. In Prague Castle a VE Day ceremony features Husak praising the Soviet army, with no notice of American troops. East Germany’s Neues Deutschland hails victory while celebrations proceed with subdued mood.
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Grain prices and poultry quotes from Ohio markets
Columbus reports show average cash grain prices by market area with No 2 Wheat around 278 to 291 per bushel and corn 244 to 253 with oats near 146, soybeans about 4.89 to 4.94. Northwest and Central areas list similar figures. Poultry prices at Ohio farms are light to moderate while butter and egg quotes in New York hold steady. Lorain County farm bureau lists local closing prices: wheat 2.40, shelled corn 2.44, oats 1.50, soybeans 4.79 per bushel.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio
Northeast
Loweer
Northwest Ohio
New York
USDA
Lorain County Farm Bureau Cooperative Association, Inc
the Chronicle-Telegram
Font Avenue
April wholesale prices rise after four month drop
Wholesale prices rebound 1.5 percent in April led by a sharp 4.8 percent gain in farm products and a 6.7 percent jump in the farm index after four straight declines. Industrial commodities up 0.1 percent. Consumers may see grocery prices rise soon.
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Labor Department
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