Campaign focus on rising food costs in Nixon era debate
Washington notes show defense of food prices as bread costs surge after large wheat sale to the Soviet Union. Butz framed steps to curb price shocks while critics accuse the administration of favoritism toward big exporters. Stein cites 1.7 percent annual food price rise and wage controls impact, with meat costs up 11.6 percent. Wholesale prices up 4.4 percent since last August despite controls.
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Washington
Nixon
Earl L. Butz
U.S
Soviet Union
George McGovern
Niron
Cargill Inc
Minneapolis
McGovern
Butz
Herbert Stein
Stedn
American Political Science Association
Stein
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Ohio nuclear plant approved near Moscow on the Ohio River
The Atomic Energy Commission staff environmental review supports a construction permit for a proposed nuclear plant by three Ohio utilities near Moscow Ohio on the Ohio River. A public hearing on Sept 20 in Cincinnati precedes final approval by the AEC safety and licensing board.
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Washington
UPI
Ohio
Moscow
Ohio River
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Safety and Licensing Board
Cincinnati
Suit Blames Pittston Co for Buffalo Creek Flood
A federal suit seeks 52 million dollars against Pittston Co alleging negligence in the Buffalo Creek flood of February 26, filed in Huntington West Virginia by Gerald Stern of Arnold and Porter for over 400 plaintiffs. The complaint cites 118 dead and about 4000 homeless, seeking 31 million compensatory and 21 million exemplary damages and an injunction against refuse piles at Buffalo Creek and other Pittston holdings.
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Huntington
W. Va
Pittston Co
Buffalo Creek
U.S. District Court
Gerald Stern
Washington
Arnold and Porter
Buffalo Creek Hollow
Pittston
Buffalo Mining Co
Man Lifts Life to Lead Youth Work After Retard Label
Harold Howard, once labeled retarded after an IQ score of 69, refused to accept the tag. Now 28, he holds a 4.0 college grade average, earns $9,000 as Youth Service Bureau project director in Louisville, and advocates ending racial and educational categorization while pursuing criminology teaching. He was paroled after a life sentence for armed robbery and has since dedicated himself to youth outreach and public speaking.
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Howard
University of Louisville
Youth Service Bureau
Kentucky State Reformatory
LaGrange
LaGrange Reformatory
Akron eyes multi purpose incinerator for 20 million
Akron mayor John Ballard approved plans for a 20 million incinerator to handle all solid waste in the Akron metropolitan area and generate steam for downtown businesses. Council approval and letters of intent from key industries are required before action.
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Akron
John Ballard
Ballard
Ohio Edison
Key Indus
B.F. Goodrich
Glaus, Pyle, Schomer, Burns & Behaven
U S act bars private diplomacy in Hanoi visit
Washington reports that James R Hoffa seeks official permission to travel to North Vietnam to negotiate for prisoners release, challenging a long line of citizen diplomacy. The Logan Act, enacted in 1799 to curb private talks with foreign governments, remains rarely enforced though critics cite similar private efforts by Ramsey Clark and Pierre Salinger. The lone Logan Act indictment, in 1803 against Francis Fluurney, was dropped.
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Washington
James R. Hoffa
Hanoi
U.S
Republic
Hoffa
William P. Rogers
North Vietnam
Teamsters Union
America
Congress
George Logan
Europe
Charles Maurice de Talleyrand
Ramsey Clark
Pierre Salinger
George McGovern
Paris
Francis Fluurney
France
American West
Car train collision kills three in Wayne County
In Wooster Ohio three Fredericksburg residents Nellie Robinson 36 driver Richard Miller and Evelyn Miller died when their car was struck by a Penn Central freight train at the Wayne County Road 44 crossing shortly before midnight. George Robinson 36 husband of Nellie was listed in guarded condition at Aultman Hospital Canton. The sheriff said the car pulled onto the tracks as the westbound train approached and the crossing has no warning flashers.
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Wooster
Ohio
Fredericksburg
Penn-Central
Wayne County
Nellie Robinson
Richard Miller
Evelyn Miller
Sunday School to Resume at Penfield United Church
Penfield United Church on Route 18 restarts Sunday school at 10 30 a m tomorrow. Classes were paused during the summer and are open to anyone interested in attending.
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Penfield
Ohio Natural Resources to Consolidate in Southern Columbus Complex
Ohio Natural Resources will move most operations to a southern Columbus office complex to ease crowding in the Departments Building. The state signed a $572,000-a-year lease for three buildings and part of a fourth on the Far North Side, with utilities included, and plans a staged move to be completed by July 1973.
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Columbus
Ohio Departments
William B. Nye
Natural Resources Department
Hhis Department
Nye
Deffet Co
Deffet
Department of Public Workers
Spe Mirecon Aid
Wegi Ws
Nir
John J. Gilligan
Statehouse
Parks and Recreation
Soil and Water Districts
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Council of Economic Advisers
Ohio Nuclear Plant
Louisville, Ky
Harold Howard
Loy
State Bureau of Vocational Rehabilitation
Kentucky State
Louie B. Nunn
Elyria
Grotto Park
Rt. 113
Center For Sightless, Inc
Oberlin Reed
United Fund Agency
Cindy Sorge
Lebanon
Don Cooke
Miss Sorge Reight
Alcohols Artomymons
Ohio Natural Resources
BankAmericard
Elyria Savings & Trust National Bank
Federal Deport Insurance Corporation
Prowlers
Ohio Edison Company
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