Opening New York stocks face rate worries and losses
The Dow fell 4.59 to 1126.66 in early trading as investors priced in higher rates. NYSE listings showed 6 subtler declines to 5 gains while bond markets firmed, hurting stock appetite for fixed income yields. Major names hint at pressure with General Motors down to 65 and American Telephone Tele- graph off 4% at 15.
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NYSE
American Stock Exchange
Cardinal installs ATMs at 10 Cleveland offices
Cardinal Federal Savings Bank has deployed 24 hour Anytime Bank ATMs at 10 of its 26 greater Cleveland offices. The Berea branch at 30 West Bridge Street, Lakewood at 14615 Detroit Road, and North Olmsted at 26187 Lorain Road are among locations equipped with the new 24 hour service.
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Lorain Road
Fast food growth outpaces hotels in 1982 census data
Census figures show 231334 full service and fast food outlets in 1982, a 25 percent rise from 1972. Hotels and motels fell 13 percent to 35560 while fast food carries 37 percent of food dollars. analysts debate counts and the impact of small operators.
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Census Bureau
United States
Census of Service Industries
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National Restaurant Association
Agriculture Department
Betsy Blomberg
American Hotel and Motel Association
The
Bureau
Ohio fast food firms outnumber full menu venues in Census
Census figures show Ohio added 571 fast food outlets from 1977 to 1982 while full menu restaurants declined by 210 to 4924. Hotels and motels also fell in Ohio from 972 to 890, with national declines noted as well, highlighting a regional shift toward quick service dining.
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People on the Move At Parker Hannifin General Aviation Branch
Rodger F Dickson was appointed account manager of aftermarket sales at Parker Hannifin Cor poration general aviation branch. He previously worked at Standard Aero International in Kansas City and earlier for Van Dusen and General Aviation in Willoughby. Hugo Byers joined Stanadyne Moon in Elyria as manager of market development after leading Suntron Inc. and serving as VP GM of the SJC solar division. Mary Lou Kirk of Rocky River became VP and principal at Insurance and Financial Consultants Inc with Midwest operations from Cleveland. Donald Wozniak of Oberlin chairs the NACS Book Industry Systems Advisory Committee. he leads the electronic data processing dept. James J Weiss and Daniel Brenkus named VPs at Credit Bureau Services of Northeastern Ohio Inc. Weiss was ex GM of Chilton Credit Reporting. Brenkus has been with CBS since 1980 and a controller since 1981.
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Dickson
Standard Aero International
Kansas City
van Dusen
General Aviation, Inc
Willoughby
Hugo Byers
Stanadyne-Moon
Elyria
Suntron Inc
SJC
Tappan
Rocky River
Mary Lou Kirk
Insurance and Financial Consultants Inc
Cleveland
Midwest
Crain, Langner & Company
National Association of College Stores
Oberlin
Donald Wozniak
Lorain
Wozniak
NACS
Daniel Brenkus
Weiss
Chilton Credit Reporting of
Boston
Brenkus
Credit Bureau Services
Powercels Tested at Salt Fork Lodge Similar to Apollo Units
Large natural gas powercels similar to Apollo spacecraft units are being tested at Salt Fork State Park Lodge and operated by Columbia Gas of Ohio. The facility uses a fuel processor to convert gas into hydrogen rich fuel, powering a DC section and a power conditioner to yield AC. United Technologies Corp provides the gas powercel and 45 field tests are planned across the United States and Japan by NASA, the DOE, the Gas Research Institute, and about 30 utility companies.
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Salt Fork State Park Lodge
Columbia Gas
Ohio
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Salt Fork Lodge
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Japan
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U.S. Department of Energy
Gas Research Institute
Braniff posts $30.6 million first quarter loss
Braniff Inc and Braniff International successor report a $30.6 million first quarter loss. An industry analyst calls the figure not unexpected amid ongoing aviation market pressures and carrier restructuring.
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Braniff Inc
Braniff International
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