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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 2005
Page
7
An evening briefing reports a dramatic 90 minute pressure drop as Hurricane Dennis intensifies. Nelson compares its tightening structure to Hurricane Charley before Charley caused severe destruction.
Forecasters warn of tropical force wind gusts up to 73 mph and tornadoes as a tropical system nears the Big Bend and upper Gulf Coast before dawn. Landfall expected around 1:45 p.m. complicating emergency response. Storm surges may reach 14 feet in Pensacola, heightening flood risk after dunes were eroded by last year’s Ivan. The lone hopeful note is…
The article notes a current storm is not expected to match the devastation of last year’s fourth named storm, which struck near the Florida Alabama line on September 16. That hurricane left 29 people dead and about 4 billion dollars in damage in the Panhandle.
The 2004 market era dubbed perfect storm by steel buyers saw higher costs from a weak dollar and China's construction boom. Pridgeon and Clay and Steelcase report profit shortfalls despite surcharges, while four auto suppliers filed for bankruptcy and more face pressure. Tariffs remain debated as industry restructuring continues and automakers push for price control via in-house steel sourcing.
About 107 workers granted relief while remaining employment totals hover around 2,761 by Sept. 30, with 2,650 currently employed. Arbitator Barbara Doering’s ruling pleases both AK and the AEIF as talks loom over future labor costs and possible job cuts ahead of the February contract expiry.
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