The Plain Dealer from Cleveland, Ohio (2024)

July 28, 1972

Publication:

The Plain Dealeri

Location:

Cleveland, Ohio

Issue Date:

Friday, July 28, 1972

Page:

12

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CUTTING REEZING WRAPPING Storage Available BEEP1 such dishes as shrimp gumlto he prepared Id nisoll As chairman' of the Agri culture Committee a post he gave up when he became Senate president he ft an imprint on much farm legis lation over the years He was author of the original School Lunch Act AND AS A MEMBER of the Appropriations Commit tee he logged more than a dozen trips abroad includ ing a 53 day visit to Russia in 1 9 70 when he visited parti of the Communist country rarely seen by Americans One of Ills most recent trips took him to the South Pole political career started in 1913 when he was elected city attorney of his home town In 1924 he was elected to the state House and in three terms he rose to be Speaker and righthand man to Long Though viewed as a con servative Ellender opened his Senate stint as a sup porter of President rank lin Roosevelt's New Deal proposals He became better known as an energetic advocate of farm and flood work and foe of foreign aid and civil rights bills Ellender held the Senate record for unassisted fili bustering holding the floor for 12 hours and 19 minutes in a fight against a civil rights program in 1949 9 6 OPfNSUN n5 ClOSfD THURS CALL NOW OR WE ACCEPT OOD STAMPS MMMMtotoMMMMMAMkM BONUS REE 20 lb PORK SIDE haHvMQ tyj ZM Cleveland Ji Tsartr SAMPLE ORDER PERECT OR OOD STAMPS 4( 5160 WVWTORLYO I NO SOUP BONES ALL MEAT (OtHltli Ol Sidoini hntt Club Sleek Round Slk 0 Ribs If loail Small Amt Ground Reef etc tXAMMl 40 bl Ito JI vl 40 70 Iku met SIxChkiMI rli SUUnwtr I It LL sufctiott WEST fX" We'vo ben In RD IMDtrtMDlRlt ON It 21 NfR la Hint iMrttf knt1 ROCKSIOt ID StniNC KU MSI Slot I 524 9610 Open rt 11 5 MU lClaITiWedIbiii II MOW Col 2834521 SPECTACULAR NEWTOJICEPT IN MENS WEAR I SOON IN CLEVELAND Herby MOOIMI It EXTRA LEAN DSDA Graded BEE SIDES and BONUS 270 lbs only $55: for 4 moj same as cash Avg wt 2SO to 500 lbs Eitn lean beef sides fully guaranteed no time limit BEE Consists of Sirloin Steak Porterhouse Steak Bone Steak Sirloin Tip Roast Too Round Steaks Rime Roast Eve Roast Beef Roast Club Steak Ribs Some Ground Beef Etc Eiample: 250lbsit 89 lb $22150 HUI SOLA UKMC NtKB HUSS ITHtlWBtSKCI ID 15 HOUR BEH A JI i JK17L JM Hi 1 1 mT aZU uh I Zr I A UfTl 4 the Senate he left a deep "imprint on the legislative 3iistory ot this century 71 nd he proved himself a representative not only ofLouisiana but of the nation Ellender was renowned as the best cook in Congress He had frequent lunches in his Capitol hideaway room where he served presidents including Richard Nixon Rate of Productivity Shows Steep Rise New YerM Times Service WASHINGTON The productivity or output per man hour rose sharply in the second quar ter of this year the Labor Department reported yes terday At an annual rate of 6 tor the entire private econo my the increase was about double the long term trend and well above the weak performance of most of the last three years These other economic indi cators were published yes terday by the Commerce Department': The foreign trade continued to show a heavy deficit in June The excess of imports over ex ports was $5903 million a little worse than the million in May but not as bad as million" The composite index of "leading of the economy showed another advance in June on a preli minary basis and the May index was revised sharply upward as the complete list of 12 indicators become available The strong rise in produc tivity in the second quarter was normal in thesense that this usually happens when there is a brisk in crease in total output of the economy II ONE SLIGHTLY ilark spot in the figures was that productivity in manu facturing rose at an annual rate of only 37 With com I I I I 1 I I I I' Howto moke 1 a Bacardi co*cktail Put 2 tsps limeade or lemonade concentrate or dry or liquid Daiquiri mix in shaker Add ice 1 tsp 'grenadine I1? oz Bacardi light rum Shake well Serve straight up or on the rocks (or your protection the NY Supreme Court ruled that a Bacardi co*cktail is not a Bacardi co*cktail unicss made with Bacardi rum) BAI A DI rum HUr'inixablconc Vf hi MPvAT 4M 44 teM fp pensation in manufacturing up at a rate of 48 there was a small increase of 11 in unit labor costs By contrast for the pri vate economy as a whole the rise in output per man hour of 6 exceeded the in crease in compensation of 56 with the result that unit labor costs actually de clined by 04 This was evidently an important ele ment in the moderation of the rate of inflation in the second quarter previously reported or the first six months of the year the foreign trade deficit was a record billion far above the total for the whole of last year The government says the figures should start improv ing in the last half of the year as the effects of the dollar's devaluation begin to be felt David A Gronsky I iph iremen Rescue 2 Boys on Cliff Lakewood firemen pulled two 14 year old boys yester day off the face of a 400 foot cliff above Rocky River near Graber Drive The boys had tired after trying to climb the cliff Police said David A Gronsky 1582 Woodward Avenue was rescued by rank Harrington 75 feet from the top Ronald Obcd 1626 Wagar Avenue was rescued by Richard A Gl ben Both firemen wore har nesses and were let down the cliff by rope Police said a companion Terry Dunn 13 1444 Wood ward Avenue made it to the top then ran to a near by house about 4:30 pm to get help YOUR I.

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