Opening stocks and metal prices report
New York spot ferrous metal copper at 64 5 to 67 cents a pound lead 20 43 cents zinc 45 cents tin 5 9334 dollars per pound gold 312 10 per ounce silver 6 573 per troy ounce mercury 315 8323 per 76 pound flask platinum 294 to 298 per ounce domestic market bids closing yesterday total grain bids wheat 3 18 per bushel shelled corn 263 per bushel oats 2 15 per bushel soybeans 556 per bushel Lorain County Farm Bureau Cooperative Association Inc total grain bids listed yesterday.
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New York
Roy
Lorain County Farm Bureau Cooperative Association Inc
Tova
Kidron Auction Heavy Holiday Sale Vital for Livestock Market
Kidron consignments are heavy with over 900 hogs and more than 800 feeder pigs, driving strong demand as prices range from 39 to 48 dollars per hundredweight for hogs and 13 to 45 dollars for feeder pigs. Dairy cattle, cows, calves, steers, heifers, and sheep show mixed prices, hay and straw demand remains high with multiple cutting categories and bale, ton, and load pricing listed. total head 2425 with 113 hay loads and 523 consigners.
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Kidron
Furst
ComputerLand maps vertical markets for 1985 rollout
Marketing executive Jane Eigner says ComputerLand stores in northeastern Ohio will launch a vertical markets strategy starting January 17 1985. Free multi media seminars with local business associations will showcase hardware and software for job shop accounting manufacturing church management medical and legal markets and include Q A and hands on demos. CPC and Accountants Micro Systems will supply industry specific software. A North Olmsted store near Great Northern Mall is among locations.
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Mayfield Heights
ComputerLand
Ohio
Jane Eigner
Wll
Center For Personal Computing
Beachwood
Accountants Micro Systems Inc
Seattle
Ms. Eigner
CPC
Great Northern Mall
North Olmsted
Budd to Spin Off Rail Car Division as Subsidiary
Thyssen A G plans to prune Budd Co rail car unit by turning it into a separate subsidiary. The move follows a year end review showing the transit division performed poorly while Budd's automotive parts rebound continues.
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Philadelphia
Invacare Plans 1984 Loss After Charge and Line Cuts
Invacare Corp officials said the health care company will post an operating loss for 1984 due to a significant non recurring charge in Q4. Two unprofitable lines are being dropped, a return to profitability is expected next year, and Ernst & Whinney will audit year end statements and help revise controls.
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Elyria — Invacare Corp
Invacare
Ernst & Whinney
Make financial resolutions now
New York AP notes year end prompts reveal personal finances in disarray as bills taxes and holidays press for clarity. Experts urge budgeting and time invested before year end to avoid yearly reckoning and long term shortchanging.
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New York
Small incubator for new firms eyed in Youngstown plan
YOUNGSTOWN AP The head of a state incubator project says focus should be on small employers rather than giant plants. Charles R. Johnson Jr. directs General Enterprises incubator to convert a former lamp plant into space for startups, targeting 3,000 to 5,000 square feet per company and emphasizing manufacturing and assembly over warehousing. The Youngstown site opens with others in Akron Athens Columbus Dayton Toledo and Springfield and follows a trend of about 60 such incubators nationwide. Johnson notes many startups fail due to heavy early burdens rather than weak ideas. The Hughes Street Lamp Plant will be bought from GE, with possession set for March 29.
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Youngstown
Charles R. Johnson Jr
Johnson
General Enterprises
Akron
Athens
Columbus
Dayton
Toledo
Springfield
State Development Department
Candace Campbell
Humphrey Institute
University of Minnesota
Hughes Street
General Electric Co
Nonverbal behavior in interviews keeps job chances in check
A Knight Ridder analysis of a Journal of Applied Psychology study shows resumes and verbal answers outweigh nonverbal cues in impact. High nonverbal behavior helps only with strong verbal content. poor answers can make gestures backfire. Gary Dessler of Florida International University notes these effects.
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Journal of Applied Psychology
Gary Dessler
Florida International University
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