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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1985
Page
2
In Creston the Monday sale drew 362 consignors with a total of 1076 head plus 13 goats and one pony. Items ranged from calves and hogs to cattle and sheep with wide price spreads noted for each category and grain and hay offerings listed among the lots.
Retail egg sales in major cities show cartons delivered with price tiers. Extra large 71 to 76 cents, large 70 to 75 cents, medium 67 to 72 cents, small 52 to 55 cents. Light type hens are in short supply.
Analysts expect rates to stay stable or dip slightly as the Federal Reserve, meeting in secret sessions, weighs the pace of economic growth for the year and signals a potential easing stance. With GDP growth slowing from the July to September quarter, markets anticipate a softer late year trajectory.
Economists say a discount-rate reduction is unlikely before January amid a sluggish growth outlook. Fed officials express concern over M-1 growth and inflation, while predictions point to a slowed economy with the prime rate possibly easing to 9 percent by late December.
Summit County judge James Murphy dismissed all charges against S&W Waste Inc and five men over the December 20 blasts at the Recycle Energy System plant that killed three Keller-Hail employees. The defense called the ruling courageous and urged civil action to compensate victims. Prosecutors argued the company shipped hazardous waste, while the defense blamed plant safety violations and the accident's negligence.
Employers and agencies push urinalysis to screen hires and current workers. Tests detect recent drug use with varying accuracy amid legal challenges. Critics warn of misuse, false positives, and creating a permanent underclass while some defend testing as a deterrent to drug culture.
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