Sky Bank names Frank Koch CEO as Hardgrove retires
Sky Bank appoints Frank J. Koch as president and chief executive officer effective Saturday, replacing retiring Richard L. Hardgrove who will leave December 31. Koch is an executive at Sky Financial Group with long banking experience dating to 1975, while Hardgrove has 40 years in banking and joined Citizens Banking as president and CEO in 1998. Sky Financial Group, based in Bowling Green, Ohio, oversees Mid Am Bank Toledo and other affiliates.
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Frank J. Koch
Sky Bank
Richard L. Hardgrove
Frank Koch
Marty E. Adams
Sky Financial Group
Koch
Hage
Ke Financial Group
National City
Citizens Banking Co
Citizens
Mid Am Inc
Hardgrove
Citizens Banking
Weyerhaeuser to Protect 7804 NC Acres in Pact
Conservationists hail a five year plan by Weyerhaeuser to protect 7804 acres of privately owned land in North Carolina. The agreement with the state and two conservation groups designates 20 tracts off limits to harvesting and related practices.
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Raleigh
N.C
North Carolina
The
Weyerhaeuser Co
Nature Conservancy
North Carolina Land Trust
Weyerhaeuser
Jim Hunt
Bill Holman
Department of Environment and Natural Resources
Janice Allen
Coastal Land Trust
Craven
Beaufort
Pamlico
Hertford
Hyde
Bertie
Tyrrell
Washington
Carteret
Rogel
Roanoke
District of Columbia
EPA
Scripps Howard News Service
Area Stocks Move Higher Amid Mixed OTC Quotes
The area stock update shows mixed performance with over-the-counter listings and a 10:27 a.m. snapshot. Bid prices are provided by Parker/Hunter Inc distributed from the New Castle office.
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New Castle
Parker/Hunter Inc
Teachers tie pay to tenure sparks union salary debate
Report from a Philadelphia based American Federation of Teachers meeting cites teacher pay lagging behind other professions. In 1998 99 average teachers earned 40 574 versus engineers 68 294 computer systems analysts 66 782 and lawyers 69 104. Pennsylvania average 48 457 up 1.9 percent from 97 98. The debate centers on tenure fairness and how salaries may attract better teachers.
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Lissette Bishins
Center For Education Reform
American Federation of Teachers
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
AFT
From apprentice to Morristown plant chief inventor with Meritor
Sniezek rose from 17 year old forge shop trainee at Bossert to Morristown plant head, after serving in the Army and earning a mechanical engineering degree. He credits mentor Tony Yannatta and emphasizes building a factory from scratch to ease worker strain while aligning pay with overtime.
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Sniezek
Bossert
Tony Yannatta
Tony
New Castle
Chicago
Meritor
Morristown
Tenn
Sniezek plans for future as company promotes him
Barbara Byard praises Sniezek as a steady boss who returned to work after quintuple bypass surgery five years ago. He announced retirement but was promoted to director of precision forging with global responsibility. Mike McIntire became plant manager as Sniezek outlines a Sweden forging project to open in March next year. He and his wife Patricia Ann Maslyk have two sons, both doctors, Joseph and Patrick.
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Pye
Calvert
Sniezek
Bossert
Byard
Mike McIntire
Sweden
Morristown
Patricia Ann Maslyk
Joseph C. Sniezek
Patrick Sniezek
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