Butter Eags Columbus Eggs Unavailable
In Columbus AP report eggs are unavailable as producers load light type hens while reporting too few to provide a measurable supply or outlook.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1985
Page
7
In Columbus AP report eggs are unavailable as producers load light type hens while reporting too few to provide a measurable supply or outlook.
New York AP reports spot prices for copper 63.34 cents per pound, lead 20 to 21 cents, zinc 43 cents, tin 5.67 dollars per pound, aluminum 49.30 cents, gold 299.50 dollars, silver 6.00 dollars per ounce, acury 312 to 321 dollars per 76 pound flask, platinum 269 to 272 dollars. Oral grain bids from Lorain County Farm Bureau Cooperative show wheat 3.23 per bushel, shelled corn 2.74, oats 0. 52.15, soybeans 9.74.
The Spaid-Flegge Insurance Agency has merged into The Somers Agency Inc. Owner William Somers says Spaid-Flegge owner Tom Flegge will stay on as a producer. This is the second Lorain merger for Somers in nine months, expanding staff to 19 at 42815 North Ridge Road.
The 25 members of the Northeastern Ohio Association of McDonald’s Owner-Operators contributed more than $300,000 to charities in 1984. Spokeswoman Esther Brody said recipients included the Muscular Dystrophy Association Ronald McDonald Houses Akron and Cleveland and the United Negro College Fund.
The Cleveland based Empire Plow Co is sold to Ralph McKay Ltd of Australia for an undisclosed sum. Empire Plow will become the U.S. headquarters for McKay. Empire, founded 1840 and based in Cleveland since 1890, becomes a wholly owned subsidiary of Ralph McKay U.S.A. Inc.
The Baldwin-United board of directors resigned on Thursday as three new directors were nominated. Attorney Thomas Cullen said the move was best for the company and rejected it as a purge. A federal lawsuit accusing negligence in misleading the market is cited, with examiner David Greer noting alleged director misdeeds contributed to the bankruptcy. Resigning directors include Phil Beekman, Lucian Wulsin, Eugene Wulsin, Harold Smith, John Kidde, Anthony Dechant and Sherman Munson.
URW ends four day policy committee session by adopting goals including a meaningful wage increase, preserving or adding COLA clauses, health care cost containment without extra deductions, and continued push for union representation on corporate boards. Major negotiations with Firestone, Goodyear, Goodrich, and Uniroyal loom for over 6 000 members.
The Philadelphia firm Lea & Febiger celebrates two centuries as a family owned medical book publisher. Founded January 25, 1785 by Math ew Carey the company grew from a newspaper to medical publishing in the 1800s. It now releases 35 to 55 titles annually and reports about $10 million in sales.
The article cites Goldsmith and Clutterbuck noting poor leadership and centralized bureaucracy as key traits of troubled firms. It argues failed firms resist delegation, pile on management layers, and overwork top executives who still cannot lead effectively.
Gerald Graham notes that ineffective controls lack problem identification and sharing, while scattergun ventures and weak customer focus undermine success. He cites top‑level reports, pride in low payroll, and risky missteps like buying a Turkish brewery, urging clear objectives, integrity, and broader employee involvement to reverse decline.
A short exercise asks respondents to rate ten statements on a 5 point agree/disagree scale. Items cover leadership quality layers of management centralized authority control systems pay participation creativity customer concern and trust. Total score thresholds indicate levels of concern from little to too late.
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