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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1965
Page
20
The Chamber of Commerce warns that the suit club promotion, a long standing gimmick that promises a free suit after weekly payments, may reappear. Officials say the plan resembles a lottery and is often illegal, with misrepresentation and possible disappearance of promoters.
Elyria officials announce the eighth annual Science Days to run March 18 through 20. Dan H. Cooksey says the Chamber of Commerce sponsors the event with education and industry exhibits. Students from Elyria Catholic and Elyria High Schools will present projects across biology chemistry general science mathematics and physics.
Roger Strause of 327 Harvard Ave Elyria has reached the Gallon Club at the Lorain County Blood Bank after donating his ninth pint. He has lived in Elyria for 24 years and works as a welder for Fruehaus Co. He and his wife, married five months, attend First Methodist Church and he is a member of the Franklin Harmon Masonic Lodge. Hunting is a favorite pastime.
Actual defense spending for the year ended June 30 was $2 billion less than anticipated as Treasury disclosed. Various purchasing programs could not be pushed as rapidly as scheduled.
A University of Michigan study reports that in 1963 half of new car purchases came from families with incomes at or below 10 000 dollars. The survey notes young married couples without children buy new cars most, with multi car ownership common among ages 45 to 54, college graduates, and suburban residents.
New York UPI George Culp president of CIT Service Leasing Corp says high prestige cars are increasingly a company fringe benefit for key employees. He argues the car is a status symbol and can be taken home, even more valuable than corner offices.
General Electric Co says it has secured a 606 million addition to its contract for the John Day Dam project in Pasco Washington. The increase grows the scope of work under an existing long term agreement.
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