New owners finish Captain Nemo's renovation
Five Lorain County residents took over Captain Nemo's Nautilus Fitness Center in Elyria last November and completed a $10,000 renovation at 1444 Lowell St. They added a lounge, a sporting goods store, and expanded the men's locker room. Owners include Amherst’s Jerry Born, Elyria’s John Haynes, Lorain’s Don Feldkamp, and Amherst residents Bill Wenger and Dan Thompson. The club has six racquetball courts, 17 nautilus machines, saunas, a hot tub, and a jacuzzi. Memberships range from 40 dollars plus court time to 500 dollars for racquetball. Nautilus from 75 dollars plus 3 dollars per visit to 400 dollars, with an 85 dollar student rate and 20 percent off until February 28.
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Opening stocks rise as market opens strong on NYSE
New York stocks advance at the opening with the Dow up 4.56 points to 28.65 and the Big Board seeing 3.8 million shares traded. Analysts note strength above the 1981 low and bargain hunting amid a Fed money supply decline. A March 19 public-speaking seminar at Lorain County Community College led by Dr. Roy Berko offers tips on addressing crowds. registration ends March 5.
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UPI
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Dow Jones
Lorain County Community College
Roy Berko
LCCC
Greater Lorain
Phone tax hits Elyria bills as state levy starts
A state excise tax enacted last November has begun appearing on Elyria phone bills. Manager Al Silvidi of Mid-Contingent Telephone Corp says the tax amounts to 7.1 percent of the bill after federal tax and long-distance outside the state are deducted. He notes the federal rate was cut to 1 percent, and adds customers will see most of the savings absorbed by the state tax.
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al Silvidi
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Ohio grain prices by region after Friday close
Average cash grain prices per bushel in Northeast Northwest and Central Ohio markets after Friday close through today show No 2 wheat 3.33 in Northeast, 3.30 in Northwest, 3.42 in Central. No 2 shelled corn 2.36, 2.34, 2.44. No 2 oats 2.27, 2.15, 2.42. No 1 soybeans 5.00, 5.99, 9.92 with no changes in trend for all.
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UAW locals vote on concessions with Ford contract
Ford workers nationwide begin voting on a 31 month contract after Local 896 in Northville Michigan narrowly approved concessions 126 to 5. The pact aims to protect jobs and includes a two year plant closing moratorium as Ford seeks to emerge from a severe financial crisis. Local 896 has been idle since November.
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UAW
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Ford Council
General Motors Corp
F. James McDonald
National Automobile Dealers Association
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