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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1983

Page

66

Lustron houses in Columbus fade as postwar dream ends

A Columbus Lustron tale shows prefabricated steel homes once hailed as cheap, fast housing. The venture faltered after 1950 amid RFC loans, political scrutiny, and community opposition. Prices rose, production dropped, and founder Carl Strandlund faded from the scene but left a lasting, controversial mark on postwar housing.

Columbus White Castle Washington RFC Lustron Chicago Carl G. Strandlund Senate Joseph R. McCarthy McCarthy Wisconsin Republican Lustron House Eastmoor Ple Strandlund Sally Coady

Energy efficient house proves warm without furnace in Shaker Heights

Shaker Heights, AP The Ohio science professor Jack Soules builds a three bedroom, 20 inch thick walled home with two layer concrete blocks and a ducted hot water system. He uses no furnace, relies on an energy saving design and heat recovery to stay warm in Ohio winters. The house, costing about 140000, features triple thick windows, Styrofoam blinds, and aims for future energy crisis readiness.

Gail Lirette Lirette Shaker Heights Lake Erie Jack Soules Cleveland Soules Cleveland State University Las Cruces N.M New Mexico State University Ohio Cleveland State Eastern Ohio Alternate Energy Association Romania Toalest

Romania Faces Power Crunch Darkened Bucharest Museums

The nation enforces energy cuts across homes and public buildings as big outages hit Bucharest. Hospitals report emergencies in the dark while schools extend winter breaks to save energy. Authorities cite lagging coal production and water shortages. observers blame mismanagement and industrial policies.

Athnee Palace Bucharest Ailaslan Maniens

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