Ford Avon Lake produces better idea and bright future
Mercury and Nissan minivans shift from Ford Avon Lake as Gov. Voinovich opens a start-up ceremony. The Chronicle-Telegram notes ten years of UAW Ford tension giving way to team concept production, uniting workers and management on a path to strong regional industry and historic plant output.
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Nissan
Ford
Avon Lake
Chronicle -Telegram
Fred McGonagle
United Auto Workers
Ford Management
UAW
Lorain County
GM board forces leadership shake up at General Motors
GM chair Robert Stempel relinquished control of the executive committee and two top insiders were demoted amid a board driven effort to restore accountability for GM’s results. The leadership changes follow a years long struggle over losses and stalled operations, with focus on North American and European performances.
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Robert Stempel
Stempel
Lee Iacocca
Henry Ford II
Robert O'Connell
William Hoglund
Lloyd Reuss
Reuss
John Smith
Stempe
Not Worrying About Peru as We Sense Our Own Decay
Reese argues Americans should focus on domestic crises from Detroit to Kentucky and urban poverty, urging leaders to withdraw aid from Peru and invest at home. He insists democracy requires action and accountability at home, not distraction by foreign affairs.
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George Bush
Alberto Fujimori
Congress
Bush
United Auto
Ilinois
General Motors
Kentucky
Detroit
South Bronx
U.S
Fujimori
United States
America
Reese
Orlando
Fla
Arthur Ashe faces privacy clash over AIDS disclosure
A Chicago Tribune columnist argues Ashe was right to reveal he contracted AIDS via blood transfusion amid media intrusion. The piece condemns paparazzi pressure while praising Ashe as a public figure and role model. It questions whether the public needs such private details and notes shifting stigma and evolving norms in reporting.
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USA Today
Ashe
Smith
Richmond
HBO
ABC Sports
Washington Post
Arthur Ashe
Emily Dickinson
Newt Gingrich Stirs Controversy Within His Party
The piece portrays Newt Gingrich as a heated leader aiming to overhaul Democrats and force a shift in the Republican Party. It notes clashes with allies and rivals, including criticism from Rep. John Lewis and Rep. Vic Fazio, and details his aggressive rhetoric on House issues and the Bank scandal.
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Gingrich
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John Lewis
D-Ga
Joe McCarthy
Vic Fazio
D-Calif
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Fazio
Lewis
GOP
Vin Weber
R-Minn
House Bank
Weber
Jeaneloillp
Oves Ohe
Geldmore
Bob Michel
Michel
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