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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1973
Page
12
Washington article warns that lighting fixtures and electric utilities push higher illumination, selling more products and electricity. It argues excessive lighting provides little visual benefit, raises bills, wastes fuels, and harms health, urging ophthalmologists to speak out.
Former SDS activists adapt to calmer tactics and broader outreach while awaiting a new upheaval. Bo Burlingham, Princeton 1968, faces charges tied to 1970 bomb plots but argues social change remains possible through wider awareness. Michael Ansara, Harvard alum, leads locals in Dorchester and Boston area regrouping under The People First, building community resistance to judges and Vietnam war. Ramparts writer Andy Kopkind notes a mood of entrenchment and cautious hope.
Senate special health of the elderly subcommittee opened hearings led by chairman Sen. Edmund Muskie to question HEW Secretary Caspar Weinberger. Muskie pressed why the administration cut Medicare payments affecting 23 million elderly and disabled Americans.
Lorain labor figure Carl Roberts filed a protest with United Steelworkers of America demanding scrutiny of irregularities in the international elections held last month. He and two other candidates for District 28 directorship claim missing vote totals from former United Mine Worker unions hindered results. Official tallies and protests are under review, with results due from international tellers by May 1.
Chromalloy American Corp Elyria Foundry reports 1972 sales of 541 million and net earnings of 20. four million up from 1971. Primary earnings per share rise to 1.87. Spitzer auto salesmen win trips to Paris New York Miami and Nassau. Industry Week urges efficient room air conditioners to ease energy crisis. Great Lakes shipments 1972 reach 102 million barrels and 13.77 million net tons. Bob Evans Farms nine months sales 23.95 million up 40 percent. McDonalds posts record 1972 earnings and sales with systemwide sales over 1 billion and 1972 earnings up 38 percent to 36.255 million. Sybron Corp dividend set at 60 cents on preferred stock payable April 2. Ohio Brass 1972 net income 1.261 million per share 1.60. sales hit 68.64 million.
The Dow Jones industrial average rises fractions while gainers outnumber decliners 219 to 78. Brokers expect continued volatility amid unresolved international monetary tensions. European ministers keep official markets closed through the week, following Nixon’s assurances that the dollar will hold without another devaluation.
Ford Motor Co reports Lorain assembly plant produced 38 174 cars and trucks in February, a February high. The breakdown shows 13 692 Torino, 12 591 Mercury Montego, and 11 801 Econoline Vans. Ford North American Automotive Operations overall reached 355 424 units, up eight percent from 1968 February high.
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