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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1980
Page
10
UPI reports the Electric Vehicle Leasing Co launches with retooled Dodge Omnis and a Ford Courier, offering three year leases at 250 to 300 dollars a month. DOE covers most costs, enabling competitive prices while owners save fuel.
Brooks McCormick retired as chairman of Harvesters executive committee on his 63rd birthday, ending a 40 year career. He hosted a luncheon for former secretaries, moved out of his Chicago office, and reflected on labor disputes and a major 1977 reorganization that opened the way for Archie McCardell to run the company amid a costly strike and FTC tractor charges.
Auto travel is rising with Amercan Automobile Association offices reporting trip routing requests up 133 percent in the third quarter from 1979. Great Lakes states show 97 percent growth with Florida and Carolina beaches as top area destinations. Robert L. Ratchford Jr. will address the Lorain County Life Underwriters Association meeting at De Luca's Place in the Park at noon. The event, open to the public, will include a Q and A after the talk. Tickets cost 8 dollars. for info call 324 3920 or 245 8208 or 845 6911 from Cleveland.
British firm Ureh Holdings reports inflation fuels stamp investments with a $600 entry and a three to five year return. He notes a 16 year value rise from 2806 to 172000 while Guardian National Corp. cites gold-like price movements and a limited supply of investment-grade stamps. Buyers should commit at least 5000 and seek long-term gains.
The dollar opened mixed across European money markets with marginal moves. Gold eased slightly, trading around 52 per ounce in Zurich and London, while other centers showed small shifts against local currencies.
The Dow opened at 989.33, down 0.34 points from the prior session as declines edged advances 278 to 277 among NYSE issues. Early turnover reached about 2.1 million shares amid a tepid trading session. Analysts said the market lacks strong direction in recent days.
A twin-engine plane carrying three Dayton, Ohio residents crashed on approach to Jacksonville International Airport. Sheriff investigators say fuel exhaustion or pine tree obstruction could be causes. Two dead, one seriously hurt, weather severe during the incident.
Psychiatric hospitals in Dayton and Columbus target Lima State Hospital to hire away experienced workers. Lima State Director Ronald Hubbard says he welcomes interest but will protect patient care. Columbus Forensic Hospital administrator notes sales tactics as Lima builds toward a 200-bed facility starting in January and fully operating by June, with 200 staff needed. Dayton Mental Health Center plans visits. a new ward at their site hopes to open by December 15.
In a Dallas report the term pay zone refers to the rock section where oil or gas is found. Drillers hope to strike that productive layer as exploration proceeds, signaling potential reserves and future output.
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