Local executives and managers in Northeast Ohio retirement and appointments
Samuel R. Rosen vice president for quality assurance at Nordson Corp announces retirement from full time service to serve as consultant. Diane B. Pucko of Elyria elected to three year term as director of the Greater Cleveland Chapter PRSA. Frank BROWN named director of catering at Felix Food Factory after 22 years at Oberlin College. William W. Standen of Standen and Guthman Insurance chosen among 52 independent agents to meet with Hartford top management. John Stackhouse opens Stackhouse and Associates in Columbus serving agricultural clients while managing Humphrey Farm in Huron County. Danny A. Yocheim of Amherst named to Franklin Life’s $100000 Plus Club. Virgiel Zanuck of North Olmsted elected president of Acoustical and Interior Systems Contractors Association of Cleveland.
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Samuel R. Rosen
Nordson Corp
Rosen
Nordson
Diane B. Pucko
Elyria
Kaiser-Permanente Medical
Greater Cleveland
Public Relations Society of America
Frank Brown
Felix Food Factory
Middle Ave
Brown
Oberlin College
William W. Standen
Standen and Guthman Insurance Agency
Hartford
Danny A. Yocheim
Amherst
Franklin Life Insurance
Kidron Auction Sees Stable Hogs Cattle Amid Strong Hay Trade
Kidron consignments titled for Thursday show hogs and beef cattle holding steady or near steady compared with last week while hay and straw demand surges with 198 loads. A special consignment on Feb 24 includes 40 Holstein cows and two Holstein service bulls. Total head 1,878 with hay and straw loads leading the market. Prices listed across hogs cattle calves dairy cattle and feed items vary by weight and quality.
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Kidron
Grain and Egg Price Report From Major Markets
Chicago AP report notes wholesale egg prices mostly higher with Class J large at 90 and Class 2 large 48. Mediums 45 Smalls 43. Nest grade breaking stock at 38 and Cheeks 38, reflecting a mixed market for retailers and wholesalers across the Midwest.
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Columbus
API
Chicago
Metal prices in New York commodities market report
Nonferrous metal prices in New York show copper 82 to 86 cents a pound, lead 204 to 23 cents, zinc 40 cents, tin 65559 dollars per ton, aluminum 76 cents, gold 504.75 per troy ounce, silver 146.00 per troy ounce, mercury 375 per flask, platinum 475.00 to 4100 per troy ounce. Handy & Harman daily quote.
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New York
Handy & Harman
Handy & Harmontonly
Ford Holds Losses At $657.8 Million For 1982
Ford Motor Co reported 1982 losses of $657.8 million or $5.46 a share, improved from 1981 and 1980. The company credited overseas profits and cost cutting, plus gains from subsidiaries and lower foreign currency losses, with total worldwide vehicle sales at 4.32 million and dollar sales of $37.1 billion.
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Detroit
U.S
Arvid Jouppi
Ford Motor Co
General Motors Corp
Ford
Canadian
United States
Canada
United Kingdom
Jobless claims fall as auto layoffs ease in recovery signals
Initial unemployment claims drop to 510,000 in early February while factory use climbs and autoworker layoffs ease. Ford posts third straight annual loss totaling 657.8 million in 1982, as overall U S manufacturing operates at 67.8 percent capacity.
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Ford Motor Co
Labor Department
Allen Gutheim
Wharton Econometrics
UAW Sees Chance to Restart Champion Talks
UAW officials report Champion Spark Plug Co. issued a statement calling for resume of negotiations after a February 1 walkout by about 2,500 workers at six plants in Ohio Iowa Michigan Ontario and Toledo. Company President Stranahan downplays concessions while MAJERUS notes shifts on cost of living adjustments. A meeting is being sought to restart talks with a 15 member committee eager to resume.
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Toledo
United Auto Workers
Champion Spark Plug Co
Robert St. Pierre
UAW
Raymond Majerus
Detroit
St. Pierre
Champion
Canada
R.A. Stranahan Jr
Majerus
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Amy Richards
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Associated Press
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Industry Trade Journal
Federal Reserve Board
British National Oil Corp
North Sea
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Phelps Dodge Co
Ajo, Ariz
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Investment Company Institute
Warner Communications Inc
Coleco Industries Inc
Merle Paquette
Ridge Tool Co
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Peirre
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Iowa
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Maall
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