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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1971
Page
3
About 1200 Marine Corps officers lost their bars yesterday and returned to enlisted or warrant officer ranks. The move reflects shrinking armed forces as Vietnam pullout continues, following a 1965 temporary promotion surge that created thousands of rank risers.
Lorain County Community College reports that most 1976 graduates who sought work found employment in their chosen fields. Only eight of 116 job seekers were unemployed. Average starting salaries ranged from 355 to 742 across programs including engineering technologies, health careers, police science, and business occupations.
Ohio lawmakers consider hiring female pages for the first time in state history. Clara Weisenborn and William Bowen recommended two Ohio State University coeds for part time pages, each legislator allowed one page if class schedules fit, with pay set at 252 dollars an hour.
New York reports show steel buyers pausing possibly for a second wind or gaining confidence no lengthy strike this summer. Price shifts appear linked to inventory building more than labor actions, with structural and carbon plate steel seeing slower orders and price boosts underway. Bethlehem Steel extends price guarantees 15 days to June 18 on hot rolled cold rolled and galvanized sheet products.
Christy Freeman an 18 year old from Thayer Missouri known as the second best woman water skier in the world is in Australia for the Moomba Masters Water Ski Tournament at St Kilda's Beach near Melbourne starting Saturday AP photo. A noted supply and wage pace discussion follows a steel market note with a 14 month high weekly end February shipment rate.
Francis Figley Contracting asks village council for patience as crews repaired streets and road cuts from last year’s sewer project. Winter freeze thaw deepened holes creating hazards while crews fill gaps with asphalt and stone awaiting spring resurfacing. Village engineer Reed McClure says sewer work should resume in about a month after weather delays.
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