Landsat Satellites Stir Interest in Resources and Crops
Chronicle-Telegram May 19 1975 reports NASA Landsat I and II circling Earth daily and providing high detail images. Experts weigh use for locating minerals flood risk water pollution and crop forecasting while commodity dealers show growing interest in Landsat crop pictures.
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Earth Resources Technology
Landsat I
Landsat II
NASA
Landsats
Robert Porter
CIA
Earth Satellite Corporation
Washington
Landsat
Bill Wigton
Department of Agriculture
Norman MacLeod
American University
Landsat crops data may aid consumers and producers still
Ralph Nader warns Landsat accuracy could be exploited despite 70 percent usefulness. He cites corporate access, government use, and potential abuses in land rights when oil and gas interests may profit from unseen land. Readers are invited to contact NASA or EROS for more.
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NASA
Exxon
Phillips Petroleum
Continental Oil
Soviet Union
China
France
Brazil
U. S
Porter
Washington, D.C
Interior Department
EROS
Sioux Falls
D.D
Linda's Budget Shows Danger of Using Credit
The article analyzes Linda's take home pay and monthly expenses, showing her $85 deficit and reliance on credit. It notes $120 monthly food, $80 clothing, and $30 entertainment, with potential fixes like a second job or stricter spending. Experts warn against debt beyond 20 percent of gross income and urge saving $5 weekly.
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Linda
Hunte
Tikal
Speratade Wreenine Mines
Sa Sreeios Cope Patti
New U S poker champ wins 210000 at Las Vegas event
Brian Sailor Roberts won 210000 in the World Series of Poker final, defeating Bob Hooks in a winner-take-all hold em round at the Horseshoe Club. Roberts claimed victory after Addington exited and the final hand featured jacks for Roberts and a nine for Hooks. Meanwhile Ohio Lottery Lucky Buck launches with 1,693,575 in first week sales and 20,000 prize to Mr X.
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Las Vegas
Nev
UPI
Brian “Sailor” Roberts
Ben Tudor
Roberts
Horseshoe Club
Bob Hooks
Crandall Addington
Hooks
Addington
Texas
Sailor
Lorain Bank Promotes Eight In Mortgage and Office Roles
Lorain based bank Central promotes eight staff across Mortgage Loan, Avon and Lorain offices. Borbash tasked with managing Main and 20/2st Street Drive-In offices. Shagovac joins Consumer Credit. Bulloch, a new assistant cashier. Walbhom to oversee Avon and Avon Lake offices. Le Fleuer moves to Banking Facilities. Ganobcik named head of Banking Facilities Department and active in local groups. Sargent promoted to Trust Operations Assistant.
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Central Security National Bank
Lorain
Lee C. Myers
Sheffield
Sheffield Center
Mid-Cities
Joseph P. Borbash
20Th & Broadway
Richard Shagovac
Mary Bulloch
Apple Avenue
Robert Walbhom
Avon Lake
Vermilion
Kathleen
Borbash
Central
Leota
Shagovac
Consumer Credit Department
Easter Seal Society
Lorain County
Mary
Miss Bulloch
Walbhom
Avon
Beverly
David
le Fleuer
Shefield
Karen
Ganobcik
Ganoboik
Labor dispute stalls as talks extend on highway contract
A federal mediator sent Ohio highway and heavy construction laborers and the Ohio Contractors Association back to bargaining. OCA reps say the laborers rejected the final proposal from last week. A 650 member Lorain County Local 758 aims to vote on the final offer, with talks extended after a planned strike was canceled. The earlier contract expired April 30. In a separate note, the Neanderthal skullcap discovery in 1856 is mentioned.
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Ohio Contractors Association
OCA
Charles Reinhart
Lorain County
Reinhart
Columbus
Joseph Santa Emma
Laborers Union District Council
Mixed Wall Street Opens With Cautious Tone In NY
New York AP notes a sluggish stock market with the Dow edging up fractionally while decliners lead gainers on the NYSE. A favorable factor cited is the spread of a 11.1 percent prime lending rate in banking, with further quotes from Pierre R. Smith Co and American Machine & Foundry.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Pierre R. Smith Co
American Machine & Foundry
Speculative buy Sunbeam stock as economy improves
A reader favors speculating in Sunbeam due to easing materials costs and rising demand. The article notes Sunbeam’s diverse product line, growing overseas sales, and an expected earnings rise from a low 1975 base, with the stock priced at about 10 times earnings as a speculative buy.
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D.K. A
Sunbeam
Nyse
Fisher Body lays off 86 workers in Elyria plant
General Motors announced an indefinite layoff of 86 workers at the Elyria Fisher Body plant, the first furlough there since February 24, raising total idle at the plant to 199 out of about 2,200. A GM spokesman attributed the action to demand and product destination rather than overall car sales.
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General Motors Corp
Elyria Fisher Body
Cleveland
Ohio
Chevrolet
Parma
Fisher
Fisher Barry-Mansfield
Packard Electric
Warren
Elyria
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White House
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Philip. Keleer
Willam Comerfurd
Paul G. Hovey
Sargent
Rotary
Riment
Robert i Laces
Bulloch
Walbom
Neander Valley
Dusselforf
Germany
Ses Ory Bototsy
Mid-Otio Securities Corp. A
Wigrin
ARK Plaea SH Broad S
Wall Street
American Standard
CPC International
Ine
Dart Ind Mk
Emerson Wa Fruehaut
Goodrich Wie
Inda Kewanee Oil
Lear Sielger Oe
Tel 1A
National Gypsum
Otwo Edison
Richmond Corp
Pas Searle
D.co
Toledo Edison Umor Pacific Corp
Victor Comptometer of Woolworth
FLW
By David R. Sargent
Boston
Hancock Tower
Florida
LM. Pei and Partners
the Chronicle” Telegram Avenue
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Co
Carrer
Bhamee
Dustin Hoffman
Valerie Perrine
Festival Palace
Cannes
Lenny
Fisher Body
Wendy
Oppeietmorn
PEN House
John B. Simpson
Obertin Ave
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