Harvest values hit record as corn prices fall
Washington reports the 1971 corn harvest valued at a record 6.783 billion dollars, including 893 million in subsidies, with total 78-crop value at 28.898 billion. Soybeans and other crops follow in value as price averages dip for corn to 1.06 dollars per bushel.
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Washington
UPI
Agriculture Department
First Grandson for Cannons Born at Wadsworth-Rittman
Brian Edward Cannon Herald, son of Edward and Brenda Herald, arrived Jan 14 at Wadsworth Rittman Hospital weighing 7% pounds. The Cannons have four granddaughters from Helen and Kay.
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George Cannon
Brian Edward
Edward Herald
Wadsworth-Rittman Hospital
Cannons
Helen
Kay
Herald
Brenda Cannon
Chippewa Sundowners
J.C
Rittman
Jack Miller
Barberton
Albert Jones
Rance Owens and Sons
Jones
Carl Wieczorek
Bertrand Lockyer
Ray Conant
Hinckley
Bill Lockyer
River Styx Road
Harold Feist
Glen
Lloyd Yannayon
Dorothy Feist
Erhart
Lockyer
Russell
Charles
Iga Hippensteal Farnsworth
Stony Redge
Clair Shultzman
Linda
Brenda Farnsworth
Nora Shulenbarger
Ethel McElroy
Harve
John
Walter
Lloyd
Mary Days
Grace Neff
Woodlawn Cemetery
Paul Williams
Brenda
Pastor Williams
Russell Farnsworth
Matt Herzog
Clyde Shulenbarger
John Farnsworth
Copley
Clarence Tilson
Collier Road
River Styx Valley Garden Club
Walter i
Charles Harper
Russell ¥ Tling
Dorothy Cahoon
Alfred ‘Darby
Edwin Stone
Rance “Owens
Cecil
Gail
Paul
Bethany Sfriends Church
C.T. Mangrum
Danville
Rose Gordon
David Vandeviere
Medina Community Hospital
Vandeviere
Tayatia Bough
Linda Boesch
Janette
Columbus
Darwin
Judy Buck
Marysville
Paul Horner
Harold Jenkins
Dale ‘Swain
River Styx
Luther Nixon
Poe
Untouchable Mulvanity to Retire After 47 Years of Service
George D. Mulvanity a Special Investigator with Alcohol Tobacco and Firearms in Cleveland will retire in February after 47 years of federal service. A Georgetown alumnus he joined the FBI Alcohol Beverage Unit in 1933 which became the IRS Alcohol Tax Unit in 1934. He worked with Eliot Ness in Wheeling and later directly for Ness in Cleveland.
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Cleveland
George D. Mulvanity
Eliot Ness
Alcohol, Tobacco and
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Alcohol Beverage
FBI
Alcohol Tax
IRS
Washington
Lynchburg
Wheeling
W. Va
Mulvanity
Ness
Ohio Joins Five States in Right to Read Program
Ohio designated to participate in a national Right to Read effort aiming to cut illiteracy by 1980. Berea, Cleveland, and Morgan County will pilot activities with teacher training materials media and assessments. Grants total up to 190000 for Cleveland, Berea, and Morgan County.
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Ohio
Columbus
UPI
Martin Essex
Essex
Berea
Cleveland
Morgan County
United States
Hartford Life and Accident Insurance Company Compliance
The State of Ohio Department of Insurance certifies Hartford Life and Accident Insurance Company of Hartford CT complied with state laws. For year ending December 31, 1970 admitted assets 25,770,657.94. liabilities 20,944,025.34. net assets 4,826,632.60. capital 2,000,000. surplus 2,826,632.60. income 33,978,208.66. expenditures 19,223,153.81. Certificate issued in Columbus Ohio July 1, 1971 by Kenneth E. DeShetler Superintendent.
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State of Ohio
Department of Insurance
State of
Ohio
Hartford Life and Accident Insurance Company
Hartford
Connecticut
Columbus
Kenneth E. DeShetler
Superintendent of Insurance of
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