Avon Lake Goodrich worker diagnosed with angiosarcoma liver
A 46 year old Avon Lake Goodrich Co employee, 13 years in PVC operations, is hospitalized with angiosarcoma of the liver. His wife warns of possible discharge this weekend as plant managers report ongoing OSHA monitored precautions and medical exams. The Avon Lake plant employs about 350 and is under surveillance for vinyl chloride related health risks.
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B. F. Goodrich Co
Arthur
RN. Rylands
Avon Lake
National Institute of Safety and Health
Goodrich
Louisville, Ky
Louisville
Fortune Magazine
U.S
Ohio House approves personal property tax relief plan
The Ohio House voted 63 to 24 to reduce personal property assessment rates on inventories and equipment over eight years. If Senate approves, rates fall to 43 percent next year and decline to 35 percent by 1983, with utilities exempted. Critics warn of lost local tax revenue and possible industry shifts.
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Columbus
Ohio House
Senate
Joseph P. Tulley
Willoughby
William E. Himg
New
Philadelphia
Ohio
George Tablack
Campbell
Rhodes
House
Ohio Supreme Court
New York doctors end historic hospital strike with contract
Physicians at 22 private and city hospitals return to work after a settlement between League of Voluntary Hospitals and the Committee of Interns and Residents CIR. The agreement ends a strike over shifts and hours, with wards operating and no patient care crises reported.
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New York
League of Voluntary Hospitals
Haan Vajanted
League
CIR
CIA
Rockefeller Defends Multinational Firms at Trade Conference
At the Cleveland World Trade Conference David Rockefeller defended multinational corporations as vital to world trade growth. He warned that attacks on them could lower living standards worldwide. He urged U S expansion of exports to leverage lower inflation and reduce global capital pinch in developing nations.
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Cleveland
David Rockefeller
Chase Manhattan Bank
Commerce
John K. Tabor
U.S
Tabor
Rockefeller
Loud rock music may be illegal under limits in California
A safety consultant says super loud rock music exceeds federal limits and could be illegal under certain conditions. Randall Davidson notes many nightclubs exceed 115 decibels for 15 minutes, threatening hearing and health. Enforcement officials say noise rules in clubs are not a priority nationwide.
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California
Randall Davidson
The
International Safety Institute
Davidson
F.A. Vanatta
Labor Department
Imenartane Bain
David Lipscomb
University of Tennessee
Knoxville
Ken Stewart
University of Pittsburgh
Gilford Instrument Labs credits 1966 Russian fair as export springboard
Gilford Instrument Laboratories credits the 1966 Russian trade fair as the turning point in its international growth. President Saul Gilford described early overseas efforts, the hiring of Marc Menard, and the creation of subsidiaries in France, Britain, and West Germany. Sales to the Soviet Union rose from 250,000 in 1966 to over 4.5 million last year, with products now sold in 34 countries.
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Gilford Instrument Laboratories
Saul Gilford
Gilford
Cleveland Plaza
Marc Menard
Menard
First International
France
Britain
West Germany
Oberlin
Soviet Union
Farm bill would raise dairy prices and groceries
The House passed an emergency farm support bill aiding cotton and grains while dairy price boosts would lift milk costs by about six cents a gallon and cheese by seven cents a pound, potentially adding 495 million dollars to consumer bills next year. The Senate planned to draft its version as administration officials warned of a veto.
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Washington
UPI
House
Ford
Senate Agriculture Committee
Agriculture
Clayton Yeutter
Agriculture Committee
Yeutter
Earl L. Butz
Yeuster
Butz
Paul Findley
Thomas 8. Foley
D-Wash
House Agriculture Committee
Foley
Wall Street dips as profit taking persists in opening session
The Dow Jones average opened down about one point as losses led 5-3 over gains on the NYSE. Fed money and credit data show a strong week, with the money supply rising through March 12, while Ohio grain prices land unchanged in markets closing yesterday.
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UPI
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Fuphy
Nabisco
AmCan
Norfolk
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Am Motors
Penn Central
Golf Penney
Anaconda
Boeing
Rep Steel
Chessie
Rockwell
Sears L.bda
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Cin Gas
Sp Rand
Coca Cola
Sid Brands
Off
Cal Gas
Oi Cal
Cmn Edison
Sid Il Ind
Con Edison
Sid Gil Ohio
Cansng
Consm Pw
Texaco
Timkin
Curtissey
duPontety
Eastern Air Saiup
Union
Bs East Kodak
Uniroyal
Exan
Utd
Ty Firestone
Ford Motors
Gen Dynamics
US Steel
West Union
Ford
Gen Motors
Woolworth
Goodrich
Goodyear
A&p Gly Zenith
Greyhound
Gulf Out
Apts
Pierre Smith Coll Cen
American Machine & Foundry Ly Ing Rand
American Ship Building
American Standard
BM Corp
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Tnt Harvester
Crhomalloy
CPC International. Inc
Dart Ind
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Central Nd
Yba Kewanee Oil
Koenting
Lear Sielger B
National Gypsum
Ohio Edison
Searle
G.D
Synucker
Sybron
Tappan
Toledo Edison
Union Pacific Corp
Victor Complemeter
Grain closing prices from Lorain County event
The Lorain County Farm Bureau Cooperative Association reports yesterday's market closes for local grain. Wheat sold at 3.19 per bushel, shelled corn 2.63, oats 1.50, soybeans 5.14 per bushel.
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Lorain County Farm Bureau Cooperative Association, Inc
Union backs fired Boiler Makers leader in Lorain
Delegates to the Lorain County AFL-CIO Federation of Labor vote unanimously to fully support Har vey Krieg president of Boiler Makers Union Local 358 who was fired from American Ship Building Co in Lorain last fall for refusing to return to his workstation while performing union duties. Krieg says the NLRB case filed in Cleveland is unresolved. He continues to serve as union president as local activity improves and militancy praised.
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Lorain County
Afl-Cio Federation of Labor
Harvey Krieg
Boilermakers Union Local 358
American Ship Building Co
Lorain
Krieg
National Labor Relations Board
Cleveland
Afl-Cio
Elyria Driver Charged in DWI After Weaving
An Elyria man Hayden Roberts aged 44 of 1100 S Prospect St Apt 12 was charged with driving while under the influence by Elyria police after a 4 p.m. stop on East Broad Street near Henry Street. Police observed the vehicle weaving left of center prompting the arrest.
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Elyria
Hayden Roberts
S. Prospect St
Apt
East Broad Street
Henry Street
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