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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1966
Page
6
The piece argues U.S. prices are rising with wholesale indices up through January and services and industrial goods increasing. It notes a shift from early 1960s stability, warns against inflation but sees no current imbalances, while signaling warning lights about future economic risk.
New York dispatch reports a vast telephone company is allowing operators to add a personal name when answering calls. Some operators may identify themselves by name, such as "Information, Miss Smith," moving away from the flat "information" greeting.
Four cotton varieties accounted for nearly two thirds of U S planted cotton in 1965. Deltapine Stoneville Acala and Lankart top the list in order of importance. A separate report notes the New York Telephone Information Service warming up with mixed reactions from operators and customers. The experiment aims to personalize service, boost morale, and extend to more sections if successful.
New York reporting on management psychology examines how payment, feedback, and supervisor relations affect subordinates. AMA training discusses two manager types, radar oriented and self indicating, plus sensitivity training to boost performance and reduce overload.
Lake Avenue Floor Covering Co. at 2075 Lake Ave. will sell 1966 auto license plates starting Tuesday. Deputy registrar Lillian Collier says plates may be obtained at the shop until April 15, instead of the March 30 deadline of prior years. Store hours are 9 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. Mondays and Fridays, 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. other days including Saturday.
Ohio Development Director Fred F Neuenschwander announced a record 1963 capital investment of 1.57 billion with 2 216 plant expansions and 511 new firms. He noted the department works with over 500 companies, 327 showing active interest in locating in Ohio, and 35 more local planning programs in 1965 along with 50 percent more federal funds.
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