Chinese immigrant runs large Oriental food store in Cincinnati
Tom Tu, a Taiwan native who majored in navigation, operates the largest Oriental food store in the Midwest outside Chicago. His Cincinnati market offers Chinese, Japanese, Vietnamese, Filipino, and Thai foods plus tea, dried silverfish, siopao, Chinese hamburger, rice, fish sauce, curry powder, and noodles. He plans to add South American foods and aims to keep prices low by importing in bulk.
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Ohio voters split over leghold trap ads in Issue 2 fight
In Columbus Ohioans for Wildlife Conservation faces suits and an Elections Commission complaint over commercials alleging official stance against Issue 2. The International Fund for Animal Welfare Bay Village seeks to bar state officials from appearing in ads arguing a public policy. Brown of Bay Village notes officials in uniform may imply state endorsement. Hollywood notes Paramount acquired film rights to Lupe a Gene Thompson novel about murder and witchcraft in 20th century California.
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First National Bank names trust officer McGuire
James J. McGuire of Elyria has been elected trust officer of First National Bank of Elyria. A Army captain, he lives at 307 Park Ave. with wife Linda and two children. He is Elyria High School and Baldwin Wallace College graduate, Air Force veteran, Cleveland Marshall Law School alumnus, and JAG officer. He earned an MBA from Jacksonville State University in August.
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Chrysler recalls over 1.2 million cars in largest recall
Chrysler Corp announces a large recall affecting 1976 77 Volare and Aspen models and 77 78 LeBaron and Diplomat cars for potential loss of front wheel braking. Some tubes may corrode from battery acid and hoses can crack in cold. No accidents reported. letters to owners will come weeks after parts arrive.
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Israelis protest prices and tax hikes across nation
Parliament backed the free market program by 53 to 32 as workers shut down plants trains and two Mediterranean ports to protest price and tax increases. Histadrut warned protests would spread and push for earlier cost of living raises while Tel Aviv stock trading rebounded after a brief halt.
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Press Plain Dealer guild vote to extend contract daily
Members of the Cleveland News paper guild at the Cleveland Press and the Plain Dealer voted to extend their contract on a day to day basis while negotiations continue. Talks are set for each day this week with local president J Stephen Hatch noting economic issues are being discussed. The three year contract expired at midnight. A tentative Saturday agreement covered non economic matters in a 10 point package.
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House seeks Korean cooperation in influence buying probe
In a 407 0 vote the House adopted an ethics committee resolution urging South Korea to fully cooperate with its inquiry and provide access to all relevant facts. Rep John Flynt said Seoul is withholding information needed to remove the cloud over Congress.
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Dollar sinks as pound and yen lead markets
The U S dollar weakened further in world markets, hitting a postwar low against the Japanese yen while the British pound rose early trading to about 1.86 dollars before easing to around 1.8540. Dealers linked the move to miners voting down a productivity deal and expected further declines when continental dealers resume and U S markets open.
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Illegal take of record whitetail shocks Holmes County
In Holmes County a judge ruled Eli Hochstetler of Berlin guilty of shooting a record 31 point buck on December 5 1975 before legal hunting hours and from the road. The deer was the largest atypical rack ever taken in Ohio and one of the nation’s top whitetails. Ohio Turnpike revenues for October were reported at about 4.3 million with the commission buying and retiring $3 206 million in bonds.
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Fed Revises Credit Policy With Overnight Rate Hikes
The Federal Reserve Board indicated yesterday it would tighten credit further by permitting higher federal funds rates charged by banks for overnight loans. Investors had hoped tightening might ease, while Wall Street reacted to an Agriculture Department report showing farm prices rose in the latest month.
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Masquelier to Speak at Elyria Commerce Meeting
Humorist Roger Masquelier will address the Commerce & Industry Association of Greater Elyria at the Aqua Marine Lodge Avon Lake on November 10 with a talk titled It ain t all bad. The event includes a 6 p.m. social hour and 7 p.m. dinner. Alan Von Der a retiring executive of the former Industrial Association of North Central Ohio will be honored. Reservations are taken at the association office on Second Street.
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Watergate burglar Sturgis arrested again in threats case
Frank Sturgis, 52, a convicted Watergate burglar, was arrested in Manhattan for allegedly threatening a woman identified as Marita Lorenz to deter testimony before an unnamed investigative committee. He faces aggravated harassment and coercion charges after the 11 30 p m arrest by an Intelligence Division detective.
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FDA probes liquid protein diet linked deaths
UPI reports the FDA and CDC are investigating reports of as many as eleven deaths possibly linked to predigested liquid protein diets. No confirmed causal link yet, but FDA monitors autopsy records and medical histories while recalls have occurred for defective bottle packaging. Authorities urge medical supervision and caution about unsupervised use.
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Ohio grain prices across regions show varied bids
UPI reports yesterday to today closing prices per bushel for Northeast Ohio Northwest Ohio and Central Ohio. Prices list No 2 wheat No 2 shelled corn No 2 oats and No 1 soybeans with values ranging from about 1.18 to 5.02 dollars. Trend notes No 2 wheat unchanged No 2 shelled corn higher No 2 oats unchanged and No 1 soybeans sharply higher.
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