Banks remake marble lobbies to woo newly rich customers
Banks once built marble halls to project security now court the newly affluent with full service offerings and warm contemporary interiors. Firms like Bank Building Corp say competition forces smaller towns and big cities to move away from solemn stone toward approachable design while keeping prestige for downtown giants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Hemmberg
Bank Building Corp
St Louis
Cites
Heimberg
26 freight cars derail near Warren no injuries
Erie Lackawanna crews worked through the night to clear 26 derailed freight cars in Warren. The 88 car train from Marion Ohio to Meadville Pennsylvania halted west of a Mahoning River trestle. Electric power and telephone service were briefly interrupted. The cargo included corn and plywood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Erie Lackawanna
Meadville
Marion Ohio
Mahoning River
WSU Researchers Probe DNA Repair Link to Cancer
Washington State University scientists led by Dr. Alice L Schroeder study DNA maintenance systems to explain how cells repair damage from UV light and chemicals. The goal is to understand repair processes that prevent mutations and may illuminate hereditary xeroderma pigmentosum and other cancers. The three year NIH grant funds the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pullman Wash
UPI
Washington State University
Washington State
Alice L Schroeder
WSL
Schroeder
Stanford University
National Institute of General Medical Sciences
US Public Health Service
Vermilion films to open Erie County park series
Erie County Metropolitan Park District presents three nature films at Vermilion High School 1250 Sanford St on Thursday at 30 pm. Spring Comes to a Pond covers birds water insects and frogs while No Frontiers in the Sky traces meteorology from superstition to weather satellites. The Vast Man and Alone in the Midst of the Land reflect pollution and environmental warning. Films sourced from Northern Ohio Film Circuit Central Reserve Collection and Sandusky Public Library as an educational park district project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermilion
Erie County Metropolitan Park District
Vermilion High School
Sanford St
Ohio
Sandusky
Free rubbish pickup planned in Clarkfield through 1972
CLARKSFIELD trustees announce a free bimonthly rubbish pickup through 1972 with the first on January 31 and future pickups on the last Monday of March May July September and November. Barrels must be roadside and no more than half full. Public transportation in London remains overcrowded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksfield
FDA to Probe Nonprescription Drugs in Long Investigation
The FDA begins a years long look into nonprescription drugs amid a growing body of guidance from NAS reviews. Findings show only about 25 percent of home remedies prove fully effective while many products like medicated mouthwashes and cough syrups lack proven advantage or risk delaying proper medical care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
National Academy of Science
NAS
Department of Agriculture
American Medical Association
Bayers
Liquor Permit Stoppage Upheld for O Hara Beverage Spot
The Franklin County Common Pleas Court upheld the suspension of O Hara Beverage Spot at 2300 Leavitt Road ordered Oct 5 by the State Liquor Control Department. Grace Smith’s seven day suspension for sales to a minor began at noon last Tuesday and ended at noon today after the county court affirmed the decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
O Hara
Leavitt Rdt
State Liquor Control Department
Common Pleas Court of
Franklin County
Grace Smith
Also Mentioned on This Page
New York
Oakdale
Calif
Alabama Bank
Poughkeepsie
Korner
Buffalo, N.Y
Lchroeder
Oxfords
Reg
Alberto VO
Hair
New Miracle Holding
Mitral
JR. Boys
WHR
SHY
AK Mart Credit Card
BankAmerheid
Masterberg
Erie County Parks
Londons
Ohio Edison Company
Consumer
ANAMA
AMA
Bayer
Antacids
The
American Pharmaceutical Association
Constitution Ave
Washington DC