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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1994
Page
3
AAMA survey of 713 large U.S. companies with about 2.6 million workers shows 47.3 percent eliminated positions from mid 1993 to mid 1994, up from 46.6 percent. Firms cutting jobs often add hires elsewhere, while 25.8 percent expect further cuts in the coming year, yet net employment fell 5.2 percent in the last year.
Natick Massachusetts news notes that bakery aromas may violate clean air standards as states push to curb ethanol emissions from large ovens. Ethanol released during bread baking forms ground level ozone, prompting possible installation of odor reducing equipment at factories like Wonder Bread locations nationwide.
Federal officials are proposing that banks report the race and gender of borrowers on business loans up to 1 million dollars. The rule aims to gauge how well lenders serve communities under the 1978 Community Reinvestment Act. Stakeholders clash over added paperwork while advocates push for data to improve minority lending.
A fragmented OCR excerpt lists numerous stock tickers and prices such as NatCity, Norwes, Nats, NAMige, and Beta lines. The entry appears to be a ledger style summary of opening stock quotes, with varied decimals and percentage figures, reflecting a dated financial page item.
Lorain County Farm Bureau Cooperative Association reported closing grain bids with wheat at 3.93 and corn at 1.98 dollars per bushel, reflecting yesterday's market.
AP reports closing yesterday on the Comex and Merc markets with gold at 394.30 per troy ounce, silver at 5.822 per troy ounce, platinum at 478.30 and palladium at 15450 per ounce. Spot nonferrous metals show aluminum 71.9 cents per pound, copper 1.2780 cents per pound, lead 40 cents per pound, zinc 60-52 cents per pound, tin 36770 per pound, and mercury 205 per 76-pound flask.
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