Chronicle-Telegram Briefs Elyria December 22 1982
Public notices and brief items from Elyria Ohio include local events, civic updates, and community announcements dated Wednesday December 22 1982. This compact page records official actions, upcoming meetings, and small news items affecting residents.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria, O
Wed
Manpower survey shows slow hiring outlook in Lorain County
Lorain County employers expect to hire only 7 percent in Q1 1983 with 10 percent planning cuts and 83 percent unchanged. Nationally 14 percent of 11,200 urban employers anticipate hiring next quarter, with 18 percent last year. Nordson orders 2.5 million for packaging lines. American Greetings reports nine month earnings up 34 percent, and gift trends rise. Security Federal begins InstaNet ATM service. New York City costly rents cited. Cleveland rents lower. US car safety data favor domestic models over Japanese rivals.
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Lorain County
Manpower, Inc
Louise Tillack
Manpower
Loraine Elyria
James Lemon
American Greetings
New York City
Cleveland
Institute of Real Estate Management
Boston
Los Angeles
Denver
Minneapolis
Cincinnati
Memphis
Japanese meat market auction sets high bids for carcasses
A Japanese beef buyer inspects a carcass at the Tokyo meat market auction where a single carcass can fetch as much as 4000 dollars. The Japanese live stock industry blocks American beef imports, highlighting the broader U.S. Japan trade dispute.
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Tokyo
U.S. Japan
Mixed stocks after rally as Dow slips early trading
Stocks showed a mixed open with the Dow down 1.01 at 1,029.25 in the first half hour while NYSE advancers outpaced decliners about 2 to 1. Comsat led volume at 77 percent with a public offering of 1 million shares.
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Comsat
Dow Jones
NYSE
American Stock Exchange
GNP Seen Dropping as Durable Goods Rise. Stocks Rally
The economy shows a near 2 percent annual GNP decline for Oct–Dec with durable goods orders up 1.9 percent in November. The Dow gains 25.75 to 1030.26 as traders eye potential Fed rate cuts amid easing inflation and steady real earnings.
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Commerce Department
Robert Ortner
Labor Department
New York Stock Exchange
Wall Street
Federal Reserve
Prices rise in Cincinnati as housing fuels 1.3% gain
The Labor Department notes Cincinnati consumer prices up 1.3 percent driven by a 2.8 percent rise in housing costs from September to November. In Cleveland, grocery costs fall 0.7 percent as dairy and fruit prices ease, while meat prices rise. Nationwide inflation sits at 4.5 percent with a 0.1 percent November gain.
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Associated Press
Cincinnati
Cleveland
U.S. Department of Labor
William Rice
Department
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Labor Department
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Frite-Lay
Doboy
New Richmond
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Dartnell Institute of Business Research
Security Federal Savings & Loan
Elyria
Middle Ave
InstaNet
Ohio
Kentucky
Indiana
Security Federal
Highway
Amy Richards
Business News
New York
Parker Hanmfin
Toledo Edison
Pierre R Smith Co Ie
nvCo Union Pacific Corp
Acmele It
Woolworth
AmerMachFndry
Tits Southern Dased
AmerShip Budding
American Standard Arts
Texas Milnes
Mutuals Chromalloy
Ty Cleveland
Elec If
CPC Inter Inc
Emerson
County Grain
Amer-Wash Mutag
Excellance Reyfus
Fruchaul
Lorain County Farr Bureau Fidelity-Puritan
Goodrich
Cooperative Association
Ine Tavs
TC Industries
Jhn Hack Varty
Lear Siegler
Massfin-Mit
Mid-Continent
National Bond
Midland-Ross
Ohio Edison National Gypsum
Vanguard Ivest
Vanguard
The
Nuveen
Cly
Telephore
Proneh Graith
Wore Trails
Lorain
Cleve
Philadelphia Stock Exchange
SIPC
E.5.t
Blood Bank
Elyria Memorial Hospital
HSL
Ay Ae PE Neel Sra
Cleveland St
Pioneer Federals
Pioneer
Pioneer Federal
Ane TX
Fioneer Federal
Division of Freedom Federal Savings & Loan
Columbus
Third Street
N. Abbe Road