Lorain County right to work battle to unfold this summer
The Lorain County labor scene shows ongoing behind the scenes activity over the right to work amendment. Union supporters and backers of the freedom of choice plan prepare for a November ballot fight with petitions and literature while unions hire circulators for pay. Deadline for petitions is August 6 with about 355000 valid signatures expected, including around 6300 from Lorain County.
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Lorain County
Ohio
Lorain
Labor
Labor Movement
Labor Union Calendar Highlights Local 1849 and More
Local 1849 IAM Lear-Romeo on Sunday. Monday shows Local 840 Plumbers and Steamfitters 1980 TAM Lorain Auto Mechanics. Tuesday lists Local 1539 IAM Nelson Stud Lorain Local 1024 IAM American Ships Building Local 509. Ohio Edison Distribution Saxon Club Lorain Local 64 Elyria Bricklayers Business Agents Building Trades Local 758 County Laborers Local 705 Lorain Carpenters Local 78 UAW Brown-Lipe-Chapin District 139 IAM Executive Board.
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TAM
Lorain Auto Mechanics
IAM
American Ships Building
Ohio Edison Distribution
Saxon Club
Lorain
Elyria Bricklayers
UAW
Brown-Lipe- Chapin
Inventions Patented By 2 Area Men
Two area men earned federal patents. Marion D. Pollard of Lorain patented a pivoted truck boom attachable to a forklift to raise or lower loads. The patent, assigned to Lorain Products Corp., highlights simplicity and low cost and the ability to lift from holes to higher shelves. Neil H. Sherwood of Avon Lake and Edward Abrams of Birmingham, Ala., patented a synthetic rubber latex treated cellulose yarn that improves abrasion resistance and reduces fiber loss, with B F Goodrich Co assigned the patent.
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Marion D. Pollard
Lorain
Neil H. Sherwood
Avon Lake
Edward Abrams
Birmingham
Ala
Pollard
Lorain Products Corp
Sherwood - Abrams
B F. Goodrich Co
Many Misplaced In Management Study Indicates
Berkeley researchers report that senior managers see themselves as active and self reliant leaders ready to act on faith in their abilities, while middle managers view themselves as cautious planners with less willingness to take risks and confidence in their own judgment. The study suggests many top executives may be mislocated and some midlevel staff could fit better in higher roles.
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Berkeley
Calif
University of California
Home Workshop Furnishings Patterns in Garden Furniture Packet
The Chronicle Teram Pat cencept Beverly Hills New York offers patterns for chairs and a folding table with stock lumber sizes. Pattern 349 shows two cutting guides and steps with a flagstone pattern also available. Each item costs 28 cents. the chairs and table are part of Garden Furniture Packet No 60 for 1 dollar. Orders under 1 dollar add 10 cents.
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Chronicle-Teram Patcencept
Beford Hills
New York
Dry cleaners keep Jack Knight busy with summer garments
Dry cleaning firms report a summer rush as cotton dresses, slacks, and fur garments return for care. Jack Knight notes sizing for washed cotton to restore body, highlights perspiration damage, stain removal challenges, and the value of noting spot causes for precise cleaning.
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Knight
Jack Knight
Jack
Lorain County sales tax drops reflect basement trend
For the week ending July 5 Lorain County sales tax receipts fell to 22,314.02 from 49,567.09 a year earlier, about 45 percent of 1957. Erie, Medina, and Huron counties also posted declines, while only four counties exceeded the prior year in that week.
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Lorain County
Éan
Huron Coun
Alty
Erie County
Medina County
Two Thousand Eight Hundred Dollars Stolen From Bank
In Glasgow a Royal Bank of Scotland employee had $2,800 carried in a basket lifted by a quiet man who attracted her attention to the floor. When she looked again the man and the money were gone. The columnist pivots to home repair tips about concrete finishes and floor options, noting stains and tiles and inviting reader questions to Mr. Cobb for upcoming columns.
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Glasgow
Scotland
INS
Royal Bank of Scotland
Railroad's Tax Payment Check Tops $47,000
The Nickel Plate Railroad mailed a check for $47,114.22 to the Lorain County Treasurer in Elyria. The railroad pays over $94,200 per year in property tax for the county, enough to fund education for about 319 county public school students. Educating one student per year reportedly costs $295.05.
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Nickel Plate Railroad
Lorain County
Elytia
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