Trustbusting benefits shareholders and consumers alike
A Chronicle-Telegram analysis argues that breaking up large firms under antimonopoly laws raises shareholder value and may boost innovation. Citing Standard Oil divestiture gains, 1935 utility deconsolidation, and Wall Street views, the piece notes both consumer and investor upside and questions the political will to enforce splits.
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Columbia teachers reach master contract amid strike fallout
After 17 months of talks, Columbia schools approve a master contract with CLEA. Ed ward Spiezio of OEA hails the victory, noting an indexed salary schedule and gains for new and experienced teachers. The board must find funds, with an $8,325 base and $13,000 higher cost than prior offer, while a May levy could bring in about $140,000.
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FBI Thefts and Tactics At The 1964 Convention
Syndicated columnist Jack Anderson reports FBI efforts at the 1964 Democratic Convention in Atlantic City used to study tactics of the Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party. He says confidential memos show Hoover personally sanctioned over 1,000 black bag burglaries, contradicting public claims of fewer than 238. The Senate Intelligence Committee investigations cited.
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Beatles legends and solo careers in the spotlight
Ringo Starr at 35 enjoys success and a $5 million Atlantic deal while film roles and solo albums mount. Paul McCartney at 33 remains top selling, Wings tours the U.S. including Cleveland. Caracas says Venezuela will have eight nuclear reactors by 1980.
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Judge reports incredible mail in Hughes estate case
LAS VEGAS The Howard Hughes will contest draws bizarre letters and threats as Judge Keith Hayes says he has received incredible mail from people claiming rights to the billionaire’s estate. Hayes urged claimants to file legal papers and warned that false claims are felonies.
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Opening Wall Street Mixed In Early New York Trade
Prices opened mixed on the New York Stock Exchange as the Dow edged down to 995.59 after a Friday gain. Advances led declines 270 to 108 among 532 issues, with about 700,000 shares changing hands as investors await Federal Reserve actions shaping market direction.
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Cancer Society dinner plans in Lorain County
The Lorain County unit of the American Cancer Society will hold its annual dinner and meeting on Tuesday May 29 at Tom's Country Place in Avon. Public reservations must be made by Friday at the society offices, 324 2211 Elyria or 233 5216 Lorain. Tickets are 5.50 per person. The program includes awards for outstanding service and a bicentennial themed musical performance. Tom's Country Place is 3442 Staney Ridge Rd dinner starts 7 p.m.
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Automakers Unfazed by Fall Labor Contract Strike Risk
Knight News Wire reports U S automakers show no panic over possible summer strikes ahead of the 1977 model rollouts. Changeover schedules suggest limited inventory buildup and potential supply issues only for GM full size and Ford intermediate cars, with many plants shifting timing but no broad disruption expected.
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Glenn Would Run With Carter as VP Pick
Columbus Ohio Sen John Glenn Jr says he would be available as a presidential running mate for Jimmy Carter if Carter secures the Democratic nomination. Glenn declines a vice presidential run himself noting Carter is the frontrunner in the June 8 Ohio primary and his ship is in.
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Interpreting dreams with literal caution and care
A psychologist explains that dream meanings arise from the day’s events and feelings, urging literal checks when possible. She notes dreams expand self understanding, illustrate fears like falling or nudity, and may reflect relationships, values, or warnings to act constructively.
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Lorain County Farm Bureau Grain Prices at Market Close
Lorain County Farm Bureau Cooperative Association reports closing prices for grains yesterday. Wheat 2.76 per bushel, shelled corn 2.58, oats 1.40, soybeans 4.65 per bushel.
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