Expansion planned at Republic Steel Elyria plant
Republic Steel Corporation's Elyria Steel and Tubes plant will expand to produce high strength tubing for oil firms. The project, tied to a $2.4 million upgrade of electric welders and a new structural tubing line, aims to cut gas dependence and reduce costs. About 200 workers exist now with 30 likely to be recalled as demand grows.
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Area legislators vote against auto tax cut defers bill
Republicans largely opposed suspending the sales tax on new car purchases citing a $30 million revenue hit that could harm school funding. The House defeated the measure for the second time, killing it for the session. Democrats and some GOP members supported the bill, with J Leonard Camera and Rocco Cotona voting yes while Ethel Swanbeck opposed.
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Unemployment claims fall as recession eases
U S job losses ease with first time unemployment claims dropping below 500000 in mid March marking a four month low. Continuing claims rise to 6.5 million while Dow gains on tax rebate accords, signaling cautious recovery amid high overall unemployment.
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Lorain County jobless rate eases from February peak
Unemployment claims in Lorain County remain high but show a decline from late February. For the week ending March 8, OBES logged 7,431 claims statewide in the county, including 761 new and 6,934 continued regular claims and 55 new plus 281 continued extended program claims. Elyria and Lorain totals show sizable regular and extended claims, with Elyria reporting 4,194 and Lorain 3,237.
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Resurfacing of turnpike halted for Easter travel
Resurfacing of the Ohio Turnpike will stop at noon today to give Easter weekend travelers full access. Chairman James W. Shacknessy said stations and restaurants will run with enlarged staffs. Contractors must cease work and remove gear by noon tomorrow and stay off the highway until Monday. The Ohio State Highway Patrol will be at full strength to promote safety and assist travelers.
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Grain prices at Lorain County Market Closing
The Lorain County Farm Bureau Cooperative Association reported yesterday's market close with Wheat at 3.38 per bushel Shelled corn 2.78 per bushel Oats 1.50 per bushel Soybeans 5.72 per bushel The Chronicle Telegram March 27 1975 East Avenue No 86.
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Opening Wall Street Dividends Report Not Available
US and Midwest market notes report steady prices with no changes. The AP dispatch cites USDA and Chicago wholesale egg price standings, listing Class I Large 48 and Mediums 43 with Smalls 28 and checks 30 as next-run figures.
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Brown Fintube unaffected by latest stock suit
Works Manager Lawrence Schneppe says Brown Fintube Co. in Elyria remains strong with 100 workers on overtime as a new Amicor suit seeks 10 million in damages. The action targets Ecological Science stock dealings and alleges fraud while noting prior settlements and leadership changes.
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