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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1965
Page
14
Dick Law operates Law Welding at 403 Shadden Rd providing round the clock mobile welding for industry and farming. Three trucks carry a complete welding shop with electric arc and gas cutting gear, including a motor generator, air cutting torch, and acetylene. Most work is field based, saving contractors and workers downtime.
Elyria Electronics flaunts service as its motto and markets Curtis Mathes televisions along with Zenith and Westinghouse brands. Owned by John and Mary Elkins with their sons Skip and George Garay, the shop is Elyria’s Curtis Mathes distributor and shows a large host of portable Curtis Mathes and Zenith TVs in display rooms. It notes two Ford Econoline vans used in sales and invites customers to visit after hours on Monday through Friday.
The federal government imposes restrictive taxes on new loans abroad of one year or longer to curb capital outflows. President Johnson urged Congress to tax virtually all forms of capital outflow as part of the balance of payments effort.
British makers unveil a 24-foot cruiser with a concrete derivative hull claimed cheaper and stronger than timber, fiberglass or steel. A one-handed dinghy and small yacht spinnaker pole fitting debuts, plus a bicycle-friendly water scooter powered by a 10 hp outboard. A hovercraft style speedboat seats four on a resin fiberglass frame and rides up to 40 mph on air, using standard outboards of 10 to 50 hp.
NEW YORK. Steel output fell for the first time in six weeks, totaling 2,674,000 tons and down 13 percent from the prior week. Despite the drop most mills ran at near their finishing facilities' top capacity, with industry capacity use at 85.5 percent versus 96.5 percent the week before.
Elyria Bowling Center offers a restaurant, color television, and pocket billiards for leisure. It features eight Brunswick pinsetters and full equipment, led by Ray Benson and Jim Moran. The center, at 225 Broad St, invites families and all ages to join leagues for fun, relaxation, exercise, or togetherness.
Chrysler will offer rear shoulder belts as standard or optional on 1966 cars, with Ford and American Motors following. GM is expected to announce similar moves as safety education and laws push wider belt use. Prices may rise $10-$15 for rear belts. enhancements include driver and front passenger shoulder harnesses.
Raymond L. Vacha of 13108 belts standard meant a guaranteed market of 14 million yearly fan belts for installation as original equipment. The decision adds another 14 million to the potential market and was announced this week in Columbus. Vacha was tested in fall as part of a record auto industry effort turning out cars with 67 successful candidates at well over a 7 million annual rate in the Cleveland area.
The management club will name its man of the year at a Wednesday meeting at 6 38 p m at the Holiday Inn Motel Elyria. One member will be chosen as man of the year and an address by a lay member will follow. William Wickens of Elyria is listed among attendees.
New York dispatch reports Kennecott plans a 1963 era move to back safety belts and invest 20 million dollars in a tire industry while pursuing a molybdenum deposit 90 miles northeast of Prince Rupert. The firm produced 18.3 million pounds of molybdenum in 1983 and aims to outfit future cars with front belts as states consider legislation.
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