Engineers split over technology ethics at ASME meeting
In a June ASME ethics conference in Baltimore, consumer‑minded engineers argued for public safety and accountability against corporate pressure. They cited case studies on mass transit, fighter plane brakes, and nuclear welds, calling for stronger safety standards and worker protections. Readers may request copies from ASME at 345 East 47th St., New York.
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Boston
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Wisconsin
California
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Local art co op plans mid-summer Ely Square show
A local artists cooperative formed as Community Artists' Co op at 100 Washington Ave proposes a 15 monthly member fee with 10 commission on sales for members and 35 for non members. Estimated $300 monthly income from ~20 members and $110 raised already. A summer show tied to downtown sidewalk sales is planned with land plots rented in Ely Square for displays. Next meeting set for June 23.
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Jackson Square
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Ted Keskinen
Antonette Dr
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Ford Motor
New York
UFI
Tab Bk Ltd
Ally Power
Ohio
Allied Chemical
Teheco
Allis Chalmers
Wry Am Airlines
Trans W Air
Union Carbide
Liz Uniroyal
Fooly Motors
Ets
Utd Brandsaby
T&t
UsSteel
Sobnet
Maths Westinghouse
Tey Armco
Woolworth
Beth Steel
Sfu
CPC International
Detroit Edison
Dart Ind
Emerson
Easteen Air Sig
Fruehaus
East Kodak
Goodrich Treaty- Kewanee Oilip Eatn Co
Koehring
Exxon
Firestone
Lear Siegler
Ford Motors
Gen Dynamics 1A
National Gypsum
Gen Food
Ohio Edison
Gen Motors
My Richmond Corp
Goodyear
Sybren
Great A&p
Greyhound
Toledo Edison
Union Pacific Corp
Rand
F.W
Victor Comptometer
Int Harvester
Phante Joy
Tbha
Kellogg
Kennecott
Betty Pe
Kopper
Kraft
Kroger
Thay Irregular Lof Co
OH Advance Investors
Mopil Oil
Burnham Fund
Monsanto
Canadian Pac Ltd
Nabisco
Ste Consult
Drexel
Polaroid
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Ye Mutuals Proct & Gamble
RCA Corp
Keystone
Putnam Funds Gerth
Windsor Dr
Njione
Oberlin tourney chess leads and most dramatic turnarounds
Browne and Rogoff led the Oberlin tournament battly as Lombardy forfeited after time ran out with five moves left. Browne sacrificed for a knight and pawn to turn Medilis under time pressure, drawing mixed reactions from observers. Other matches ended in draws with Reshevsky, Commons, Byrne, Benko, Bisguier, and Kavalek. Vukcevich sought a postponement due to illness. third round pairings listed.
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Lombardy
Paul Drummond
Browne
Medilis
Drummond
Arthur Bisguier
Robert Byrne
Byrne
Tarjan
Bean mansion in Elyria faces demolition and legacy
The Bean residence, dating to 1837 with later alterations, faces demolition. The will of Mrs. Vair leaves major bequests including 100000 to the Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals for Angell Memorial Animal Hospital and 75000 to a Cleveland Health Museum in memory of Dr. Lester Taylor, with other legacies to Mrs. Loczi, Marion Kemble, and Harvard Law School. Her husband died in Africa and she had no immediate survivors.
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Ashton G. Bean
Elyria
White Motor Co
Margaret Loczi
Sun City
Ariz
Loczi
Louis
Marion N. Kemble
Ft. Myers, Fla
Cleveland Health Museum
Lester Taylor
Harvard Law School
Bean
St. Louis
Dean Electric
Sheraton-Cleveland Hotel may get new owner
Cleveland report says a tentative agreement to buy the Sheraton Cleveland Hotel on Public Square values the property at about 4 million dollars and includes 4 to 5 million dollars for refurbishing. Principal developer Thomas Lloyd of Cambridge, Ohio, would lead a new group to take over management by August 1 and retain the name.
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Cleveland
UPT
Sheraton-Cleveland
Public Square
Thomas Lloyd
Cambridge
Sheraton Corp. of America
Lloyd
Sheraton-Cleveand
Convention Center
Ohio
End of free speech? Nixon plan aims broad crime controls
A 1973 Nixon administration proposal consolidates criminal laws after nine years of study. It would compensate crime victims through dependents' anticipated earnings and would criminalize impairing federal elections. Key criticism targets espionage provisions broadening defense information and omitting specific intent to injure, with potential prosecutions for leaks on cost overruns, foreign aid, or even a general's medical details.
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Mansfield
United States
Alan Cranston
Cal
Melvin Wulf
The
American Civil Liberties Union
Avco exits broadcasting in Midwest selling WLWT
Avco Broadcasting Corp plans to quit the broadcast business and sell stations in its Midwest network. It says the parent company decided to exit and has found buyers for San Antonio Indianapolis Columbus and Cincinnati stations. WLWT Cincinnati is poised to be sold to Multimedia Inc pending board and FCC approvals. Murphy hopes WLW radio remains Cincinnati owned.
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Cincinnati
Avco Broadcasting Corp
Midwest
John T. Murphy
Avco
San Antonio
Indianapolis
Columbus
WLWT
Multimedia, Inc
Federal Communications Commission
Murphy
WLW Radio
Davis-Besse opening delayed to September 1976
The first unit of the Davis-Besse Nuclear Power Station near Port Clinton now is expected to start in September 1976 instead of June. Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co and Toledo Edison Co say the plant’s cost has risen to about 466 million dollars, 27 million more than prior estimates.
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UPI
Davis-Besse
Port Clinton
Cleveland Electric Iluminating Co
CEI
Toledo Edison Co
Wall Street retreat amid oil price worries and 1975 market drift
Opening Dow Jones average dipped as traders priced in higher oil costs and slower recovery prospects. Across Ohio, grain prices rose with No 2 wheat and soybeans posting gains while corn edged up and oats held steady, as local elevators reported closing prices.
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New York Stock Exchange
Northeast
Ohio
Northwest
Central
Lorain County Farm Bureau Cooperative Association, Inc
City cabbies get new look under owner Kennedy
Elyria’s City Checker Cab Co will debut bright orange cabs uniforms and hair styling at Elyria Academy of Cosmetology under owner William S. Kennedy. The taxi service, at East Ave and Second St, plans relocation to 40 East Ave by September with a 13 car fleet and expansion into delivery and special services in partnership with local merchants. Kennedy also eyes service to Cleveland Hopkins Airport as former owners stay on payroll.
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Elyria
Elyria Academy of Cosmetology
William S. Kennedy
Kennedy
Cab
East Avenue
Second Street
East Ave
Cab Company
Elyria Merchants
Midway Mall
Top banks cut prime interest rates nationwide to 7 percent
Major banks across the country reduced their prime rates from 7 percent to 6 or 7 percent as the Federal Reserve eases credit. First National City Bank of New York led the move by dropping from 7 to 6 percent, making Citibank's 6.5 to 6 percent rate the lowest in years. Bank of America and others in New York, Chicago, Los Angeles, Pittsburgh, Detroit, St. Louis and Seattle also lowered rates amid recession pressure and weaker loan demand.
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Citibank
U.S
Bank of America of
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New York
Chicago
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
Detroit
St. Louis
Seattle
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