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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1968
Page
10
The Index shows a week over week rise with auto production up 89 percent amid GM and AMC labor disputes. Steel output dips 0.1 percent after seasonal adjustment, energy components steady, and surface transportation declines with carloadings and intercity truck tonnage falling. Industry output remains 14.6 percent above a year ago.
The Reluctant Taxpayer urges readers that tax avoidance is legal and evasion illegal, listing examples like stock options and annuity purchases while warning about deliberate misstatements. It argues many taxpayers miss legitimate deductions, notes penalties for fraud, and offers a checklist request via Chronicle Telegram.
Businessmen learn it is smart to lease with Bob Beck U Auto Lease offering long term leasing. For one low monthly rate you get vehicle built to spec maintenance covered by Beck and fully insured with optional liability. Contact Gene Sweeney at 2261 Broadway at 2nd Street Lorain or call 244 5201 during 8 am to 6 pm Monday to Saturday.
A reader asks if Mar quardt Corp fits a space program investment and notes earnings decline. The columnist cautions against Mar quardt and suggests Talley Industries as a space-linked option, while endorsing rental property as a stable inflation hedge for near‑50s investors with cash but no stocks.
Lorain security office notes new law enacted last December requiring current address with zip code and occupation on applications to curb underage driving and prevent licenses being used as false IDs. Col Chiaramonte states no SS card is required to obtain or renew a license. Helen Abrams explains some residents never had SS numbers are not affected.
Community craft piece encourages parents to involve children in making animal pull toys from scraps. It stresses hands on activity over TV, notes both parent and child benefit, and offers Animal Toy Pattern No. 79 from The Chronicle-Telegram with a mail order offer for patterns and a catalog.
Col John Powers answers reader questions about moon gravity and astronaut training at Langley Center. He explains one sixth gravity affects movement and that training uses a tilted platform and harness with weights to simulate lunar walking.
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