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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1973
Page
13
The Beatles will not reunite. Pauli Mc Cartney said yesterday on the opening night of his British Wings tour. He stated there will be no comeback and they would rather work together when possible, but no reunion is planned.
Columbus reports a flood of proposed laws as lawmakers rely on personal experience and lobbying groups. Rep. Weyandt notes the Dewey name on a highway, while Stinziano pushes safety and nomenclature bills. Damschroeder seeks welfare reforms and sterilization ideas. Over 1,350 bills have entered the Senate and House this year through constituents, administrations, and associations such as OEA and ALF-CO.
PALM SPRINGS CALIF. Delegates at a geothermal energy conference urge immediate development amid energy crises. They criticize President Nixon’s energy message for underestimating geothermal potential, noting state and Gulf-area resources and federal land delays hinder leasing and environmental reviews.
The reader recommends holding Browning-Ferris (BFI) shares despite 1972–era declines citing strong growth, recent cancellations of a secondary offering, and expansion in liquid waste. Also suggests exchanging some equities for high income bonds to boost annual income and reduce risk, while noting inflation hedges in Exxon and GM.
Enrollment at Lorain County Community College rose by 482 students in the spring quarter to 3,799, a 12 percent year over year increase per Dean Richard R. Mellett. The note compares the current spring total to last year and comments on five-year growth trends and related college programs and events.
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