Koziura names Port Authority member Mike Sakai
Lorain Mayor Koziura appointed Michael Beatty a Republican realtor from Anchor Realty to the Lorain Port Authority. Beatty replaces Mary Jo Cook, serves on a nine member board until May 6, 2003, and aims to attract business, keep locals from leaving for college, and boost city opportunities.
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Lorain
Mary Jo Cook
Port Authority Board
Rick Novak
Mark Ballard
Beatty
Port Authority
Ford Motor Co
Koziura
Airlines offer steep late summer fall fare discounts
Northwest Airlines launched a fare sale with off peak prices cut up to 25 percent. United American and others matched the discounts across the continental U.S., Hawaii, and Canada, with the sector seeing an 11 percent base price rise this year.
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Fort Worth, Texas
Northwest Airlines
United Airlines
American Airlines
U.S
Hawaii
Canada
U.S. Airways
America West
Continental
Trans World Airlines
Delta Air Lines
Ice cream parlor and restaurant planned near Midway Mall
Chrissy Kadlock reports Harley Rowe plans a 2500 square foot ice cream parlor and restaurant at 800 W River Road, replacing Grandma's Piero gies. The venue will seat about 62, include a drive up window, and hire 10 to 20 workers with an October or November opening.
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Midway Mall
Elyria
Grandma’s Pierogies
River Road
Harley Rowe
The
Fly
Rowe
West River Marathon
Dairy Queen
West River Road
Furnace Street
Carol Hall
W. River Road
Clark sells eight Lorain County gas stations for 3.67 million
Clark Refining & Marketing Inc sold eight Lorain County gas stations to Clark Retail Enterprises Inc of Glen Ellyn for about 3.67 million. The listings include locations in Elyria Lorain North Ridgeville Oberlin and Vermilion with prices ranging from 250 000 to 540 000 each. The county collected 4 per 1000 of real estate value, totaling 5 368. Clark stations will keep Clark branding and inventory exempt from conveyance fees.
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Elyria
Clark Refining & Marketing Inc
Clark Retail Enterprises Inc
Glen Ellyn
Ill
John Matthews
Matthews
Lorain County
E. Bridge St
Lake Road
E. Erie St
Lorain
Grove Ave
N. Ridge Road
Center Ridge Road
North Ridgeville
Main St
Oberlin
Liberty Ave
Vermilion
Law firm moves to East Avenue in Elyria
St Marie St Marie and Couch Co relocate from Lorain National Bank building to the former EMH Sports and Rehabilitation facility on East Avenue. The firm buys the 13,500 square foot property for 275000 dollars, with plans to occupy 5,000 square feet on the first floor and 2,500 on the second. Remaining space to be leased. Move set for November 1 with 75 to 80 parking spots offering easier access away from the courthouse.
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Beatty
Lorain High School
Lorain
John Beatty
Butler
Lorain County
Midview Schools
Grafton
Elyria
St. Marie, St. Marie & Couch Co
EMH Sports & Rehabilitation
East Avenue
Thomas St. Marie
Lorain National Bank
Middle Avenue
St. Marie
Paul St. Marie
James N. Taylor
Taylor
Senate approves sweeping penalties against misleading sweepstakes promos
The Senate unanimously passed a bill setting penalties up to a million dollars for sponsors of sweepstakes that promise riches in exchange for purchases. Supporters cite deceptive mailings that entice buyers with false hopes of prizes, urging clear notices that no purchase is necessary to enter or win. Senate 93 to 0. House action pending.
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Washington
Senate
House
Government Reform Committee
Postal Services Panel
Interest rate fears quash early stock market rally
The ongoing threat of higher rates crushed Monday trading on Wall Street with the Dow down 9.19 to 10,645.96 after an early gain. The S&P 500 fell 0.67 to 1,328.05 and the Nasdaq slid 14.86 to 2,623.63 as traders weighed a mixed NAM data signal against rate hike fears.
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New York
Wall Street
Standard & Poor
National Association of Purchasing Management
Ogeny
S&p
NAPM
Richard A. Dickson
Scott & Stringfellow Inc
Richmond
Chase Manhattan
American Express
Six Phone Companies Propose Bill Consolidation Plan
AT&T, Sprint, Bell Atlantic, BellSouth, GTE, and SBC joined with local carriers to offer a five year plan to cut access fees by 5.6 billion dollars annually and consolidate bills. If long distance firms pass savings to customers, rates could fall while certain local flat fees rise. Consumer groups oppose, saying reduced long distance charges may be offset by higher monthly charges.
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Washington
Tance
At&t
Sprint
Bell Atlantic
BellSouth
GTE
SBC
Federal Communications Commission
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Chronicle-Telegram
Michael Beatty
Columbus
Amherst
Wacc-Tv
Daniel Given
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
IRS
Internal Revenue Service
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Sene Krebs
Saronicle
Clark
Cipient
Carl Levin
D-Mich
Grand Rapids
Reader's Digest
Upper Peninsula
Susan Collins
Maine
Mes
Collins
Senate Permanent Subcommittee On Investigations
Federal Reserve
William Meehan
Cantor Fitzgerald
Daimler Chrysler
New York Stock Exchange
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