Metropolitans demise ends Lorain weekly after six months
Scrivo says Metropolitan failed to secure 25 000 to 30 000 dollars needed to sustain the Lorain weekly which never reached break even though it drew 18 000 subscribers and had an angel investor. He laments hard times and lack of advertising backing while vowing not to abandon the newspaper dream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Scrivo
Metropolitan
Lorain
Scrivo
Joanne
Lorain Journal
Times
Pennsylvania
Leibowitz
Opening stock indicators lift market out of recession
Opening stocks show a mixed market as indicators lift the economy from recession. Retail sales drop 0.5 percent in March and Baldrige warns the pace will stay sluggish for three months. Investors monitor Falkland Islands tensions as new difficulties surface in peace talks while early prices move for Du Pont, W R Grace, Planning Research, Exxon, AT&T, and GM with varied changes.
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Malcolm Baldrige
South Atlantic
Falkland Islands
du Pont
W.R. Grace
Planning Research
Exxon
American Telephone & Telegraph
General Motors
New York
Alli Be
Allis
flanpeMin
WesthEad Air Airlines
Acyan
Intt&t
Am Motors
Amt&t
H R. Smith Co
Monsan
Rome Cleve
Nabisco AmerShip American Standard
CdnPac
Ryaler Cp
Grea Ran Ar Airwit Cities Servi
CocaCot Cotaup
IC Uy
Dave Hit
Excello
Fruehauf
Ford Motor
Parker Hannifin
Stonok
Smucker Searle
G.D. Co. mi Ls
Southern Co
Guilds
Te Texaco
Ole
Creston livestock auction reports strong bid prices across species
Creston farmers sold 1417 head from 379 consigners, including 31 goats, with calves and cattle listing varied bids such as Choice calves $80 to $104, good calves $70 to $80, and steers in the high 60s to 90s. Sheep, hogs, sows, and other livestock posted mixed prices, while nonferrous metals and precious metals quotes appeared from New York markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creston
Grains Prices Across Ohio Reported in Quick Market List
Northeast Ohio shows No 2 wheat at 3.33 dollars and No 2 shelled corn at 3.57. Oats No 3 at 2.30, soybeans at 6.30. Northwest Ohio lists No 2 wheat 3.40, No 2 shelled corn 2.13, soybeans 6.31. Trent reports wheat and corn unchanged, oats unchanged, soybeans unchanged.
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Northeast Ohio
Northwest Ohio
Trent
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Amy Richards
C-T
Ed Pollard
Irving Leibowitz
Losain Journal
Strivo
Creston Livestock
N.Y
Hand & Harman
Handy & Harman
Mutuals Pret
Filly “Puritan
Fariety
Thalinct Ve
MarsFin Mr
National Bond
Manila
Adverter’s Office Outfitters
Middle Ave
Ilders
Lorain County Farm Bureau
Tive Assoc
Aoe
Eiresiy
Iseminar
Ohio Company
Elyria
Ohio
the Park
Superior
Cleveland
Butler
Elmer Hume, Inc
Cleveland Avenue
Amherst
Bank
Bank of America
America
AmeriTrust
IGE
IPC
Tandy Corporation
Radio Shack
Tandy Garp
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