Index Auto Output Drops as Production Slows
The Index fell 0.2 percent from the prior week while Auto production declined 2.7 percent as plants reduced schedules to stabilize this month. Early month output was high to offset April disturbances. Energy components rose with crude runs up 1.6 percent and electric power up 1.3 percent. Paperboard slid 1.3 percent. Surface transport mixed with intercity truck tonnage down 2.0 percent and other carloadings down 1.1 percent while miscellaneous carloadings rose 1.0 percent.
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New patching method shown at Lorain coke ovens
Joseph Popovich of Lorain demonstrates a new patching gun flues method at U S Steel Lorain Works. The technique reduces repair costs and time and helps prevent damage to oven regenerators. Popovich, a long time employee since 1929, earned 2931 dollars under the companys suggestion plan. He and his wife Sylvia live at 1864 East 38rd Street with two children.
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Avon Laker Receives Promotion to Port Commerce Director Aide
C Thomas Burke of Avon Lake has been promoted to Assistant to the Director of Port Commerce at the World Trade Authority. He previously served as assistant manager of the Port of New York Trade Development Office in Cleveland since February 1987 and plans to move with his wife Joanne and their five children from 168 Beck Rd to Greenlawn Long Island.
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Thomas Burke
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World Trade Authority
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Lorain
Taxes hit Canadians as hard as Americans rise
Commerce Clearing House reports eight of ten Canadian provinces raised taxes, including income and sales taxes and fuel duties. Quebec added a 6 percent surtax on personal income, Newfoundland raised corporate tax again, and seven provinces boosted gasoline taxes from 1 to 3 cents per gallon, Newfoundland reaching 25 cents per gallon.
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Winter heating made stylish by blown insulation and electric heat
Nimon Co. promotes blown cellulose insulation to keep heat in during winter and out in summer. Insulated homes see 10 to 20 degree cooler summers. Ad touts electric heating for fast, even warmth with no combustion byproducts. Visit NiTon Co. at 1518 Oberlin Ave Lorain or call 245-6895 for installation and hours.
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Oberlin Ave
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