Corporate guilt and justice in a Connecticut ruling
Federal Judge Robert C. Zampano ordered Olin Corporation to pay 510000 for charity programs in New Haven after a no contest plea over illegal arms sales by its Winchester division to South Africa. The ruling probes whether corporate fines should fund community reparations and act as deterrence, suggesting more direct sanctions on executives or public accountability for corporate crime.
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Connecticut
Robert C. Zampano
Olin Corporation
New Haven
Olin
Winchester
South Africa
California
Armco Steel
Oregon
Zampano
Holocaust stories hit home in Lorain families
Lorain and Elyria residents share wartime memories from Nazi camps and ghettos after viewing a program. Survivors, including Irwin Froman and Carol Rubin, describe the terror, loss, and lessons learned, while relatives recount harrowing fates of parents and siblings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Rubin
Elyria
Rubin
Runners Board Buses For Boston Marathon Start
Runners line up to board buses at the finish line of Boston's Prudential Center to go to Hopkinton, Mass., the starting point of the 82nd Boston Marathon. More than 4,700 entrants compete in the 26 mile 385 yard race.
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Boston
Prudential Center
Hopkinton
Mass
Bos
Potholes’ Hidden Wealth Prompts Civic Cash Craze
A lighthearted column suggests potholes could boost public finances through saved materials, tourist interest, and potential mining or leasing rights. It cautions officials not to reveal the idea’s origin as it promotes unorthodox economic gains from neglected road damage.
Ohio February retail sales show gains despite harsh winter
Ohio retail sales in February rose 12 percent before seasonal adjustment and 18 percent after, reflecting severe winter weather and energy curtailments. February's total was 3 percent above 1977 and up 1 percent for the year to date. Largest early 1978 gains came from housing related sectors with appliances up 30 percent and lumber dealers up 20 percent. groceries, florists, furniture, and jewelry also posted rising sales.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State University Center For Business and Economic Research
Grain prices at Lorain County Farm Bureau market
At closing Saturday's market the grain prices showed wheat 2.76 dollars per bushel corn 2.20 dollars per bushel oats 1.30 dollars per bushel and soybeans 6.94 dollars per bushel reported by the Lorain County Farm Bureau Cooperative Association.
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Lorain County Farm Bureau Cooperative Association, Inc
Banking firm posts 16.6 percent rise in income in Q1
Central Bancorporation Inc a multi bank holding company with 13 affiliates reports first quarter 1978 operating income before securities transactions of 4 184 207 up 16 6 percent from 3 589 041 a year earlier Net income climbs to 4 188 224 from 3 605 851 per share earnings rise to 87 cents from 7 cents aided by a 5 percent stock dividend assets hit 1 8 billion a new high 30 percent above a year ago headquartered with Central Security National Bank of Lorain County.
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Central Bancorporation Inc
Central Security National Bank of
Lorain County
Central Bancorporation
Chronicle-Telegram weekly ad and address snippet
Brief clippings show Elyria Ohio publication details for The Chronicle Telegram dated April 17 1978 including print run information address 225 East Avenue pricing and contact numbers for Glynn Lorain and Cleveland offices. The text outlines daily and Sunday editions with annual prepayment rates and delivery notes.
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Elyria
Ohio
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Co
Marlin United States Daily
Glynn
Lorain
Cleveland
Lorain County Hits 23 Percent of Bond Sales Goal
Lorain County achieved 23 percent of its annual sales goal for Series E and H U S Savings Bonds in the first quarter. County volunteer chairman R Jay Fitch reported March sales totaling 798386 dollars, while statewide March sales reached 43 million dollars, totaling 23 2 percent of the state goal through March 31.
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Lorain County
U.S
R. Jay Fitch
Parker Hannifin to acquire VanSickle Industries in Avon
Parker Hannifin Corp of Cleveland signs a definitive agreement to buy VanSickle Industries Inc of Avon in a tax free exchange worth about 10.8 million dollars based on NYSE prices. VanSickle makes aircraft wheels brake assemblies and other parts and would join Parker Hannifin’s aerospace group within days pending completion.
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Parker Hannifin Corp
Cleveland
VanSickle Industries Inc
Avon
Parker Hannifin
van Sickle
New York Stock Exchange
Vansickle
Aerospace
VanSickle Industries
Avon Center Rd
Housing bias under fire in market tests across 13 Midwest cities
A study shows blacks and whites faced discrimination in housing and rental tests, with the worst bias in 13 Midwest urban areas. About 60 to 75 tests were conducted in most cities, roughly split between sales and rentals, while five cities logged 200 tests each. The broader 35 metropolitan areas included Akron Canton Cincinnati Columbus Dayton and many others across the Northeast South and West.
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Midwest
Boston
Milwaukee
Atlanta
Dallas
Sacramento
Akron
Canton
Cincinnati
Columbus
Dayton
Ohio
Albany- Schenectady
Troy
New York City
N.Y
Asheville
N.C
Detroit, Mich
Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood
St. Petersburg-Tampa
Louisville, Ky
Los Angeles- Long Beach
San Bernardino-Riverside
Stockton
Vallejo-Napa
Calif
Macon
Savannah
Monroe
Nashville-Davidson
Wisconsin buyer for Medina printing firm to acquire Gowe
The Post Corporation of Appleton Wisconsin has agreed in principle to acquire Gowe Printing Co of Medina. Gowe shareholders would receive 11 dollars in cash for each share. The deal values the transaction at 3.6 million dollars and requires Gowe shareholder approval at a special meeting to be announced.
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The
Post Corporation of
Appleton
Wis
Gowe Printing Co
Medina
Gowe
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