Delphi CEO vows no strike as bankruptcy move looms
Delphi Corp chief Robert Miller told the Detroit Economic Club he is confident the company can avoid a lengthy strike by GM as a bankruptcy court motion to void labor contracts proceeds. He said hearings run into May and a ruling should come in early June. Delphi plans to cut salaried staff and close or sell most U.S. plants, including several in Ohio, if needed.
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Muni
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Cell phone use rises among young adults and minorities
AAPew poll shows young adults and minorities leading a shift to smartphones as personal computers. Texting, photos, and internet use surged among 18 to 29 year olds, with minorities showing higher rates for mobile activities while many still cite interruptions and rising bills as drawbacks.
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Tenn
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Cole
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Linzuistics
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Baron
Panela Sorenson
Bellingham
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Loften
Airline amenities priced as services rise with fees
Washington reports airlines are charging for former freebies such as pillows blankets and assigned seating, while curbside luggage may incur fees. Fierce low fare competition and high fuel costs push carriers to cut meals and sell snacks, blankets, and paper tickets, signaling possible summer travel surprises.
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AK Steel reaches pollution settlement in Ohio streams
AK Steel Corp agrees to spend 12 to 13 million dollars to clean two streams, Dicks Creek and Monere Ditch, downstream of its Middletown plant, removing contaminated sediments and soil. The deal, subject to federal court approval, includes Clean Air and Clean Water Act compliance and a 460 thousand dollar civil penalty split with the government and state.
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U.S
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Monere Ditch
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Notice of Filing and Merger Application for Acquisition
First Place Financial Corp and its subsidiary First Place Bank will file about March 14 2006 with the OTS for control of Northern Savings and Loan Co Ohio in a merger creating an interim savings association and later merging First Place Bank into Northern. Notice runs through April 17 2006.
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