Eisenga recognized for service and departure from Mount Vernon
Henry P. Eisenga plant manager at Continental General Tire Mount Vernon receives a plaque of appreciation from Rend Lake College Foundation leaders for his dedication to education and industry. He leaves area due to a company transfer after serving on the foundation board since fall 2000.
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Hank) Eisenga
Rend Lake College Foundation
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Rend Lake College
Mark S. Kern
Mitchell
Bend Lake College
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Signals rise that recession may be ending in February
U S companies added 66 000 jobs in February the first gain in seven months lifting the unemployment rate to 5 5 percent The Labor Department reported the largest job boost since February 2001 Warm weather holiday hiring and reopened auto plants helped but economists warned the pace may not last The Dow Jones rose about 47 points Nasdaq up 48 as markets reacted to the data.
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U.S
Mark Zandi
Economy.com
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Zandi
Bombardier optimistic on Benton boat plant rebound
Doug Owenby, Bombardier Benton vice president, reports improved sales with retail ahead of last year and wholesale steady. The 500,000 square foot facility employs over 500, making 18 products including Sea-Doo crafts and Fish Hawk fishing boats, with 20 percent of output from the new line begun last fall and produced with tight assembly line methods and standardized components.
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Doug Owenby
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Mark Little Named News Director at Heartland News
KFVS12 announces Mark Little as Heartland News news director. He has served since 1999 as assignment manager and assistant news director at KFVS12 and previously worked in St. Louis at KSDK KMOV and KPLR TV. Little aims to keep local news dependable and objective.
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Smythe
Mark
Southern Illinois University
Edwardsville
Missouri Broadcasters
Missouri
Mel Carnahan
CBS
Cape Girardeau/Paducah
Harrisburg
Raycom Media Inc
Enron Debacle Shapes View Of Accountants Publicly
The Enron collapse and Arthur Andersen shredding scandal harmed the image of CPAs nationwide. Critics recount stereotypes of accountants as nerdy and dull, while professionals try PR stunts from ILM to roses parades and TV pilots to reshape public perception.
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Enron
Arthur Andersen
Monty Python
John Cleese
Michael Palin
Chartered Accountancy
American Institute of Certified Public Accountants
George Lucas’ Company
Industrial Light + Magic Commercial Productions
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