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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 2001

Page

19

Bayer cuts 1800 jobs after Baycol recall backlash

Bayer AG announces a restructuring slashing about 1,800 jobs and closing 15 plants following the Baycol recall linked to US deaths. Second quarter operating profit drops 45 percent and full year earnings outlook falls below prior $2.7 billion target. The Kansas City plant expansion is scrapped, and analysts question the viability of Bayer's drug unit.

Berlin Bayer AG United States Leverkusen Bayer Kansas City Bayers BASF Abbot Laboratories

Air Wisconsin pilots near looming strike disrupts flights

Air Wisconsin and its pilots, represented by the Air Line Pilots Association, worked with federal mediators to reach a new contract before an 11:01 am CDT deadline. About 35 protesters gathered at strike HQ in Aurora while rallies occurred in Chicago and Appleton. Airline canceled over 70 weekend flights and warned of more as talks stalled over pay retirement and job security. Air Wisconsin operates as United Express with 650 pilots across 44 cities in 20 states, serving key Denver Colorado Springs routes and major resort towns.

Aurora Colo Air Wisconsin Air Line Pilots Association National Mediation Board Pat Thompson Denver Chicago Appleton Wis Rick Zaiman United Express Dane County Madison Shawna Schultz Milton Philadelphia Mitch Madison Colorado Springs Aspen Durango Grand Junction Montrose

Union challenges Reliant over 280 pound work limits

The International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers filed an unfair labor practices complaint against Reliant Energy on a May memo limiting workers to 280 pounds in gear. Union official Rick Childers says those over 255 face reassignment lower pay or firing, citing safety guidelines and a training incident. About 30 of 900 workers are affected.

Houston Reliant Energy International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Rick Childers Leticia Lowe Lowe

China to buy 36 Boeing jets amid talks and consolidations

China plans to purchase 36 Boeing 737 jets through state-owned carriers in negotiation. An official said price details are not disclosed while Beijing seeks to streamline aviation through consolidations into three major airlines. The deal could be worth up to $2 billion and signals renewed vigor in China's air industry.

Shanghai, China China Daniel D. Y. Song China Eastern Airlines Shanghai Boeing U.S The Wall Street Journal Beijing

GM Unveils Stationary Power Generator Using Fuel Cell Tech

General Motors announced a stationary power generator that could supply electricity to homes and businesses. The unit uses hydrogen from natural gas, methane, or gasoline and air as the oxidant, with natural gas favored for home use due to existing infrastructure.

General Motors Traverse City Mich General Motors Corp California White House Larry Burns Burns

Ford and Navistar form Blue Diamond Truck Co

Ford Motor Co and Navistar International finalize a 50 50 venture to build Class 6 and 7 commercial trucks. The plants will be in Escobedo Mexico with sales planned for 25 000 trucks annually by Ford and 10 000 by Navistar. Both firms will share board representation with no parent equity stake.

Chicago Ford Motor Co Navistar International Blue Diamond Truck Co Navistar Escobedo Mexico Ford Blue Diamond Roy Wiley David Tarrant North America South America Wiley

SIPC Plans Two Simple Cycle Turbines West of Marion Station

Southern Illinois Power Cooperative plans to install two simple cycle electric combustion turbines and related facilities just west of its existing plant about 8 miles south of Marion Illinois to meet peak summer loads. The Rural Utilities Service will hold a scoping meeting at Marion High School on September 5 2001.

Southern Illinois Power Cooperative SIPC Marion, IL Rural Utilities Service RUS Marion High School

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