Vintage Glo-Cones stored at Elyria firm's open house
Charles Culberson and his son Andrew no longer sell the Glo-Cone Burner. A single unit remains at Geisel Heating & Air Conditioning, 633 West Broad St. Elyria. Claude Geisel, founder in 1935, installed over 10,000 Glo-Cones in Lorain County homes. Culberson purchased the business in 1976 and held an open house for Geisel's golden anniversary Friday.
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Geisel Heating & Air Conditioning
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Elyria
Claude Geisel
Lorain County
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Geisel
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Price that house well in today’s market advice
The Fort Worth Star-Telegram reports on why two similar houses on one block sell at different speeds. Key factors include interior lighting, room size, honest seller information, and financing options. Experts urge premarket repairs, bright presentation, and clear maintenance records to speed sale.
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Opening New York stocks markets close with metal price shifts
AP reports yesterday closing prices on the Comex for metals including Gold at 315 60 per troy ounce Silver at 1 per troy ounce Nonferrous metals Aluminum 44 cents a pound Copper 8754 70 cents a pound Lead 19-21 cents a pound Zinc 44-47 cents a pound Tin 60593 Mercury 303-213 per 76 lb flask Platinum 275-278 per troy ounce Domestic merchant trade details are noted with fluctuating prices across multiple metals.
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Grain Prices at Loram County Market Close
Local grain report shows Wheat at 2.99 per bushel Oats 1.50 Soybeans 5.55 and Cot at 2.68 per bushel with cooperative association pricing reported for the closing of yesterday's market.
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Bureau Cooperative Association, Inc
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Americans Face Peak Mortgage Delinquencies Since 1930s
A national MBA survey shows mortgage delinquencies at 6.19 percent in early 1985, potentially 1.8 million families 30 days or more behind. FHA and VA loans exceed 8 and 7 percent respectively, with 72,000 foreclosures among about 36 million mortgages. Arkansas leads with 9.60 percent, while Rhode Island and several others post lower rates.
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Washington
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Arkansas
Daihatsu to Debut Small Car in U.S. Market
Daihatsu Motor Co plans to begin selling cars in the United States late in 1987. The Charade, a three cylinder one liter powered muni car, will be 21 inches shorter and 600 pounds lighter than the Chevrolet Chevette. The model names Daihatsu as a sixth among Japan’s nine automakers in output, with quotas relaxed this year. The Charade is even shorter than Suzuki’s Chevrolet Sprint.
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Daihatsu Motor Co
America
Daihatsu
Automotive News
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