Transportation policy push to accelerate LBJ plan
In Elyria and Lorain County area news, a broad push aims to advance LBJ transportation policy. Proposals include user charges for rail, highway, and air transport, with revenue measures tied to road and waterway funding. Industry groups back Treasury and Commerce input, seeking a Department of Transportation approach and revised diesel tax and vehicle weight charges.
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Spring gains lift Business Week index to new high
The Business Week Index hit a record high this week led by steel ingot production auto output and electric power generation. Detroit automakers boosted the uptrend auto production rose 6.8 percent from the prior week though still below the 1965 level. Steel production also reached its 1966 peak as tax changes loom over trucking waterways and aviation sectors with mixed effects on costs revenues and growth projections.
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Dutch hair styling champion to teach Elyria classes
The current Dutch hair stylist champion and Grand Prix winner Jan Timmermans will lead hair styling classes for area hairdressers and salon owners in Elyria next week. The sessions run Monday to Wednesday from 6 to 10 pm at the Elyria Academy of Beauty Culture on 333 Broad St. Timmermans, a noted European stylist, has appeared in America since 1966 and serves as trainer for the Dutch Championship Team while holding Holland’s 1965 Best Hairdressers Award.
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Blast damages plant near Liverpool injures worker
An explosion at a chemical works in suburban Liverpool badly damaged the plant and blew out windows across a large area. One plant employee was reported seriously injured.
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Seneca plant start nears near Warren Pa
Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co and Pennsylvania Electric Co plan ground breaking in about 30 days for the 40 million dollar Seneca Power Plant near Warren Pa. The plant will use water from the Allegheny dam and produce about 330000 kilowatts for roughly 280000 homes, under a 50 year FPC license.
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