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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1979

Page

12

Market Mixed As Takeover News Dominates

New York AP reports a mixed stock market with the Dow slipping 1.04 to 840.87 in the first half hour. Gainers led losers 6-5 among NYSE issues as several stocks opened late due to breaking merger and takeover news, including Fairchild Camera.

New York New York Stock Exchange

Midview Class of 1964 plans 15 year reunion

The Midview High School Class of 1964 holds its 15 year reunion on July 28 at the American Legion Hall in Elyria. Activities start at 6 30 p.m. with a social hour then dinner and dancing. Contact Layne Durkee for information on listed classmates.

Midview High School American Legion Hall Gulf Road Ohio Street Elyria Layne Durkee William Williams Ron Sasack Rusty van Dyke Barb Searles Jerry Vail Sam Watkins Jim Dillinger George Mullen Sam Stazzone Dave Ursi

United Airliners may resume service after IAM ratification

United Airlines could restart limited operations within days if 18,500 IAMAW members approve a three year tentative contract reached in Denver after a 52 day strike. Ratification votes Wednesday and Thursday, with possible full service within 7 to 10 days after approval.

Denver UPI United Airlines International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers United Denny Demes IAM San Francisco Robert Harris National Mediation Board Jim Kennedy Chicago Washington D.C Union

Goulds Ylvisaker a tough competitor in polo and business

William T Ylvisaker 55 CEO of Gould Inc built the firm from a battery maker into a diversified auto batteries motors and electronics company based in Rolling Meadows Illinois Since he joined in 1967 Gould expanded through 33 acquisitions and a push into research and product development He twice offered to buy Fairchild Camera Instrument Corp triggering lawsuits alleging securities antitrust violations and counter suits Gould analyst supporters see a possible Gould Fairchild merger as beneficial leveraging semiconductors and testing systems Ylvisaker born St Paul served in the Naval Reserve Yale 1948 career included Bank of New York Lake Forest Illinois Pheell Manufacturing General American Transportation and Gould National Battery He faced SEC actions in 1974 and 1977 over disclosure issues linked to J T E Imperial

William T. Yivisaker England Ylvisaker Gould, Inc Rolling Meadows Til Gould West Palm Beach Fla Fairchild Camera & Instrument Corp Fairchild Delaware New York Chicago Federal District Court I-T-E Imperial Corp Gould-Fairchild Charles Hill Bache Halsey Stuart Shields, Inc Pairchild St. Paul Naval Reserve Yale University Bank of New York Lake Forest Ill Pheell Manufacturing Co General American Transportation Corp Gould National Battery Co

Energy secretary under fire in Cranston led critique

Senator Cranston and fellow Democrats press for James R. Schlesinger to be fired over alleged inefficiency and pro oil bias at the Energy Department. The piece accuses Schlesinger of mismanagement, favoring large contractors, and lacking fortitude on nuclear policy, with Carter’s energy stance blamed for consumer costs and policy failures.

Alan Cranston Consumer Participation Calif Carter James R. Schlesinger Congress Senate Cranston Schiesinger Jimmy Carter Schlesinger Department of Energy DOE Business Week Wall Street Journal Nixon Ford White House John Hutchinson Charleston W. Va Sen Abraham Ribicoff

Two Caribbean Nations Expected to Join OAS

Dominica and Saint Lucia, English speaking Caribbean nations, are slated to become OAS members this week as the organization holds a special session to consider their applications. Both islands lie near Martinique and their entry is viewed as assured, reflecting the hemisphere's openness to new independent states.

Washington UPI Dominica Saint Lucia Organization of American States Martinique OAS

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