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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1983

Page

6

Regional shift to continue says House hearing

John Naisbitt, author of Megatrends, warned that the U S economy will shift toward Sun Belt growth while Midwest cities like Cleveland Buffalo and Erie face ongoing decline This trend toward a knowledge economy centers on quality of life and education rather than infrastructure The hearing chaired by Rep Chalmers Wylie examined U S industrial policy and job relocation dynamics

Washington U. S Washington Trends John Naisbitt Cleveland Buffalo Erie Joint Economic Committee House Senate John Fisher Ballcoue Corp. of Columbus Naisbitt Irving Leveson Hudson Institute Chalmers P. Wylie Rohio U. S&s Wylie Republican House

Opening stocks rise as market resumes gains in New York

NYSE opens higher after a strong prior session led by hopes of growth. Dow climbs 1.51 to 1229.37 in early trade as volumes top 100 million for the 50th time since last year’s rally. Airline shares advance while GM slips on mixed results.

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Fed signals accommodation to spur economic growth gains Wall Street

The stock market surged on news the Fed intends to support expansion with restrained tightening. Personal income rose 0.5 percent in June as employment climbed, while spending rose faster, shrinking the savings rate to a postwar low near 3.3 percent of disposable income for June. The Dow gained 30.74 points to 1227.86 as volume jumped to 109.31 million shares. AT&T reported quarterly profit up 10.5 percent to 1.93 billion with revenue at 17.5 billion. the dollar weakened and gold rose to 429.30 an ounce.

Federal Reserve Board Paul Volcker Wall Street Commerce Department U.S New York Stock Exchange Commerce Malcolm Baldrige Robert Ortner American Telephone & Telegraph Co New York Commodity Exchange

GM plant boycott spurs local restaurant owners on Buy American pledge

Suburban Cincinnati General Motors workers urged a boycott of Anna's Family Restaurant near the plant for a month to pressure patrons to buy American. Owners Apna and Angelo Fillis, Greek immigrants, defended their freedom of choice while saying they would buy American cars and keep their Volvo. Hand-lettered boycott signs appeared at the plant after the June 6 restaurant opening, though the UAW local 674 did not order or sanction the action.

Norwood Cincinnati General Motors Anna Apna Angelo Fillis Chevrolet Mrs. Fillis Fillis Robert Haddix

Lorain National Bank posts 1983 H1 net income record

Lorain National Bank reported a record net income of 1.17 million pounds for the first half of 1983. Earnings nearly doubled from 572,000 pounds in H1 1982 as CEO Stanley G. Pijor cited favorable investment returns and expense controls plus lower interest costs as the main drivers.

Lorain National Record Lorain Lorain National Bank Stanley G. Piyor Pijor

First Bancorporation reports 1983 midyear earnings rise

First Bancorporation of Akron Ohio announces record earnings of 10.2 million for the first half of 1983, up 30.5 percent from the same period in 1982. Earnings per share rise to 3.39 from 2.60. Assets total 1.44 billion, up 16 percent. Merger with Elyria Savings & Trust National Bank expected to close in Q4 this year.

Akron — First Bancorporation of Ohio Elyria Savings & Trust National Bank Bancorporation Elyria Savings & Trust

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