1985 economy preview by Schoepfle
Schoepfle explains the 1985 economy and the nature of financial forecasts. He discusses how forecasts rely on past trends, human behavior, and capital flows, outlining capitalism, business cycles, and the recovery seen in 1984 with further implications for 1985.
Slower growth, no recession Babson sees 1984 drift
Babson’s 1984 forecast described a strong early year with high capacity use and solid demand that avoided renewed inflation. By mid 1984 growth cooled sharply, shifting focus from inflation fears to the risk of a recession as the economy slowed.
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Lorain County Eyes Slow 1985 Recovery Says Experts
Lorain County economists warn 1985 will be similar to 1984 with modest gains, while Greater Cleveland shows quicker improvement. Cuyahoga benefits from diverse employment and a rebound in machine tools, as Detroit automakers trim operations, impacting auto reliant areas including northeast Ohio.
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Lorain County
Greater
Cleveland
Chronicle-Telegram
Cuyahoga County
Dan Pavsek
AmeriTrust
Lorain
Cuyahoga
Detroit
Stanley Pijor
Lorain National Bank
Robert Ebert
Baldwin Wallace College
Ohio
Ebert
Buckhorn
Hospital room rates rise across western Cuyahoga area
Elyria Memorial hikes room rates 9.6 percent after year start with lab radiology and operating costs up about 15 percent due to falling admissions. St John and West Shore cut semi private rates as admissions rise, while Southwest General and Fairview General also raise some daily rates. Lakewood Hospital reviews a change.
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Elyria Memorial Hospital
St. John and West Shore Hospital
Westlake
Westlake Hospital
Elyria Memorial
EMH
St. John
West Shore
John Rowland
Rowland
Donald R. Taylor
Taylor
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
Ohio
Cuyahoga County
Southwest General Hospital
Fairview General Hospital
Chris Vasco
Fairview Hospital
Vasco
Lakewood Hospital
No sheriff vote fraud found in Lorain County race
The FBI found no evidence of voter fraud in the November 6 Lorain County sheriff election. Assistant U.S. Attorney James Lynch said the case is closed and there is no basis for charges. Sheriff James Mertz, who lost to Democrat Martin Mahony by 213 votes, sought an FBI inquiry and has since filed suit to overturn the result.
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FBI
Lorain County
U.S
Cleveland
James Lynch
James
Mertz
Martin Mahony
South Lorain
Lynch
Cuyahoga County
Koury Seeks Party Backing for Lorain Commissioner Post
Lorain Democrats nominated attorney George I. Koury Jr. to replace Ron Nahakowski after he resigns January 3. Koury topped a six candidate field at the Polish American Citizens Club with 17 of 24 votes. other contenders included Charles Chevalier Alex Olejko Fred Ritenauer Rev Peter Tower and Tony Naples. Separately in Elyria a foreclosure order was issued against Dr Leonard Faymore and coowners of the Oberlin Motel for over $60k in mortgage payments plus interest and penalties.
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Debbie Courtright
C-T
Lorain
George I. Koury Jr
Democratic Party
Ron Nahakowski
Charles Chevalier
Alex Olejko
Fred Ritenauer, Jr
Peter Tower
Tony Naples
Ritenauer
Lorain Party
Koury
Edward Zaleski
Elyria
Leonard Faymore
Oberlin
Joseph Cirigliano
Lorain County Common Pleas Court
Home Savings and Loan Co
Norwalk
Democratic Party to Elect Nabakowski Successor at Meet
A January 9 meeting at the Holiday Inn ballroom will select Nabakowski's successor. Nominating petitions for the commissioner seat become available December 31 at the Elyna Board of Elections office. Candidates must obtain five precinct committeemen signatures. petitions due by 4 pm. Victor F Stewart Jr urged geographic representation, noting the Lorain area should be represented.
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Nabakowski
Elyna Board of Elections
Jane Democratic Party
Victor F Stewart, Jr
Lorain
Weekend Forecast From The National Weather Service
The forecast calls for mostly cloudy tonight with a low near 55. Saturday will be partly cloudy with a 40 percent chance of showers and thunderstorms and a high around 65. Rain probability is 20 percent tonight and 40 percent Saturday. Details on Page A-3.
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