Schrempf resigns from Elyria Tappan post
The Frick Co. announces Schrempf resigns effective immediately with a two week transition. A California native, he rose quickly through top Tappan and Elyria management, holding roles from assistant controller to vice president and general manager of the residential air conditioning division. He cites roots in the area and preserves civic involvement.
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Frick Co
Schrempf
California
Elyria
Stanford University
U. S. Steel
Pittsburgh
Stanford
American Standard, Inc
Tappan
National Alliance of Businessmen
Urban League Organizing Committee
Lorain County United Fund
United Way Campaign
Elyria Jaycees
Lorain County
Reece
Frick
Baltimore Airtoll Big
Ingalls Shipbuilding and
Coast Guard Academy
Coast Guard
Merchant Marine Academy
EMH Sets Higher Room Rates and Costs
EMH increases average daily room rate to 17.50 with an estimated 2.9 million additional operation cost this year. A general salary rise for hospital employees took effect January 1, with expected 20 to 25 percent price increases for supplies. Utilities rise sharply though exact figures were not available due to fuel adjustments. The volume of service and need for more staff to handle the steady patient load in the solarium further boosts costs. Olesen notes rates remain competitive with nearby hospitals and below most Cleveland hospitals. Salary increases are across the board but decided individually, so payroll rise estimates are unavailable.
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Olesen
Solarium
Cleveland
Tapping spouse's intimate calls costs wife her job
A California woman, Cheryl Crouse of Livermore, sues Pacific Telephone and the California Employment Development Department saying her firing followed her discovery of her husband’s intimate conversations broadcast over a test center loudspeaker in 1974. She seeks unemployment reversal and alleges the test violated public utilities rules. The case highlights privacy and worker protections amid a circuit test incident.
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Oakland
Calif
UPI
Pacific Telephone Co
Cheryl Crouse
Stock market gains push Dow to 26 month high
The Dow Jones industrial average rose about 14 points in early trading as gains outpaced declines 5 to 2 on the NYSE. Yesterday the Dow closed up 16.69 to 929.63, a 26 month high, with volume strong. Advancers led declines on the NYSE 4 to 1 and the combined index up 0.83 to 51.44. The AMEX index climbed 1.23 to 91.22.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Uniroyal
EW York
Westg el Amco Inc
Weyerhr Dat Alleg
Xerox Cp
I Alcoa
Airtin
Acan SA
Pierre
Acyan
R. Smith
el Pw
American Machine & Foundry
Am Motors
Bendix
T&t da
Chromalloya Andril Be
Armea
CPC International. Inc
Ash! Oi
Dart Ind
Au Rich OM
Emerson
Ohio Edison
Chbesso
Richmond Carp
Coca
Searle
G.D.) Co
Smocker
ColGas Sun
ConCan
Sybron
Cont Oil CO
CPC Int
Toledo Edison A Cruzel
Union Pacific Corp
Curtis Wraun Woolworth
F. W
Dayt
Cafeterias Inc
Pall Corp New
Apitrade Corp
Gtel el
Ga Pac Abs
Adolph
Gillette Fstvlibk
S.josedave
Ye Ryland Group
Goodrh
Goodyr
Omega Fund x Li
Greyhound
Gulf di Bate
Hercules We
Shearson Hayden
Inger
IntHarvy Mutuals
Innick
Allstate Om
Dreyfus
JhnMan
Joy Mig
Kresges
Kroger
H Keystone
LykeYng Bys
Mara
Graa
Marcor Ab
Nat'l Sec
Grth
McDond Wh
Putnam Funds
Mead Cp
Windsor
Mobil OL
NatSdl
Brain Ncr Cp
Norfik
Columbus
UPI
Qceld Pet
Owen Il
Penn Cent UN
Sova
Penney
Ohio
PepsiCa Tay
Pilzer
Phill Marr
Phill Pet
Northeast
Ralston P
Northwest
RCA
Scott Pap
Sears
Shell Qil SiMe 1A
Singer Sou Pac G
Sperry R
Texaco
General Phone plans big Oberlin expansion
Oberlin district of General Telephone of Ohio announces a seven point seven million dollar five year program. About fifty projects are planned including a new electronic switching building in Grafton and installation of underground cable. The Oberlin office area covers Oberlin Wake man Wellington Grafton and North Eaton.
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Oberlin
General Telephone of
Ohio
Grafton
Wakeman
Wellington
North Eaton
Amtrak ridership totals vary across stations
Amtrak officials report Elyria with 1 210 passengers while several other stops on the route show modest gains. South Bend 1 751 Elkhart 1 360 Lima 1 063 Columbus 703 Cleveland 5 154 Canton 247 Toledo 2 819 Cincinnati 2 984 Grand Central New York tops nation.
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Elyria
South Bend
Ind
Elkhart
Lima
Columbus
Cleveland
Amtrak
Canton
Toledo
Cincinnati
Grand Central
New York
Montgomery
Ala
Tucson
Ariz
Charleston
W.va
el Paso
Tex
Pasadens
Ford aide outlines funeral price reform plan
President Ford’s consumer adviser Virginia Knauer says FTC rules should require funeral homes to disclose embalming is not required except in limited circumstances. She argues myths about caskets vaults and multiple burials inflate costs and that awareness of non embalming options could cut total funeral expenses by up to 1000 dollars.
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Washington
UPI
Ford
Virginia Knauer
Knauer
Government council urges paid blood donors despite risks
The Council on Wage and Price Stability warned FDA plans to outlaw blood-for-pay programs could raise costs or reduce supply. It argued paid donations provide blood when volunteers are scarce and noted higher hepatitis risk but supported labeling and informed choice plus competitive sourcing to improve quality and price.
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Washington
UPI
Council On Wage and Price Stability
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Council
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Cleveland Center
Cleveland (Ap
Mark Driscoll
Convention Center
Frank Duman
John Fuller
C-T
International Telephone & Telegraph
Castle & Cooke
J. Ray
General Phone
the Chronicle-Telegram
East Avenue
Lorain
Ucua, Vas
Ford Aide
Pals Aa
PMAN
United Merchants
Turnpike Gate
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