NASA ARAC offers space tech to Cleveland firms in outreach drive
ARAC officials from NASA and Indiana University told 40 Cleveland area firms how to cut costs and speed product development by tapping a vast data bank of space age information. They described searches, summaries, standard and specialized reports, with energy and environmental topics leading requests. The program aims to help small and midsize businesses in Lorain, Elyria, and nearby areas access technical data and advisory services.
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Cleveland
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Arac Law
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Oseph DiSalve
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Gas cut plan to affect area schools and stores
Officials meet with Columbia gas representatives to discuss a plan that could convert heating to oil during peak winter. County leaders and business managers say the move may impact schools, Midway Mall, and local institutions as debates over allocations and restrictions continue alongside pending partisan bills in Columbus.
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J. C.penney’s
All Midway
Ford to Roll Out 1975 Ecoectine Vans in Lorain Plants
The first 1975 Ecoectine vans are slated to roll off the Ford Lorain assembly line Monday with bodies built at Ford’s Ohio facility and painted at Ave Lake. Bodies, trimmed in Lorain, will be shipped back for final assembly. The program, amid broader supply curtailments, faces a reduced allocation beginning April 1. Republic Steel reports cutting output at Elgrid Steel and Tube due to gas curbs, with 75 percent of capacity curtailed pending spring upgrades.
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Ohio to get 27 million for public service jobs
Ohio will receive 27 million for emergency public service jobs under the act signed by President Ford on New Year's Eve. The Cleveland Consortium leads with nearly 1.9 million, followed by Cincinnati 804 thousand, Toledo 562 thousand, Columbus 460 thousand, Youngstown 442 thousand, Dayton 428 thousand, and Akron 418 thousand, among other allocations statewide. In other news, Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey pledged to file affidavits of noncandidacy to avoid appearing on presidential primary ballots in 1976, saying he would not run in state conventions unless the party chooses him.
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McCall Accepts Teaching Post At Oregon State University
Gov. Tom McCall will leave office Monday after taking a $30,000 teaching job in journalism at Oregon State University. Funds were privately raised to create a Tom McCall chair of journalism as he transitions from his role as governor.
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Portland
Fisher Body Invests Millions Locally in Elyria Area
Fisher Body spent about 42 million dollars in the Elyria area through payrolls and local purchases from 484 area firms in 1974. The plant and its workers contributed more than 110000 to the United Fund of Greater Lorain County during last fall's drive.
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UAW approves massive Washington rally to spur federal action
The United Auto Workers executive board approves plans for a large January February rally in Washington. Thousands of unemployed UAW members will travel to the capital by chartered bus for a four hour emergency unemployment mobilization rally at the Washington Armory to push federal action to revive the economy.
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Congress Imposes 2 Percent Lottery Tax
Congress has unintentionally slapped a 2 percent excise tax on gross receipts from state lotteries as new revenue devices. The move reportedly affects most of the 12 lottery states including Connecticut Delaware Illinois Maine Maryland Massachusetts Michigan New Hampshire New York Pennsylvania Rhode Island and possibly others.
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Sandusky firm drink unsafe may face suit
U.S. attorney filed a federal suit in Buffalo to seize 116 cases of Kiddie Pack orange drink shipped to a unidentified consignee amid claims of contamination and unsafe production at a Sandusky firm. Federal officials may oversee action in Buffalo District Court.
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Area priests not opposed to altar girls despite law
Diocesan liturgical commission reports increasing letters from girls and parents about girl servers. Clergy say the issue is more tradition than law and many parishes would permit girls serving if permission is given or not strictly prohibited. Opinions vary among priests across the region.
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North Ridgeville
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Grain price report shows mixed changes across Ohio markets
Ohio cash grain prices show small moves with No 2 yellow corn around 1.66 to 3.12 per bushel and No 2 soybeans near 6.25 to 6.27, in Central and Northwest zones. National banks cut prime rates further from 10 to 11 percent as easing expectations grow after the Fed’s discount-rate cut.
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Lottery numbers from several states draw results this week
A scrambled weekly lottery draw list shows numbers for Maryland Maine Pennsylvania and other entries. Winners include final prize figures and various codes or misformatted entries. The text mixes state labels with random digits and words, suggesting a damaged OCR transcription.
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