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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1999

Page

14

UAW to hold strike vote over Ford Visteon spin off

The United Auto Workers announce a nationwide strike authorization vote at Ford plants over the Visteon Automotive Systems spinoff. About 28,500 UAW members may be affected. One local plans its Aug 17 ballot as part of broader contract talks with DaimlerChrysler, GM and Ford ahead of Sept 14 expirations.

Detroit United Uto Workers Ford Motor Co No. 2 Auto Visteon Automotiveystems Visa UAW Don Schnur Ohio Assembly Avon Lake Paul Krell General Motors DaimlerChrysler Ford

Ross Incineration modifies permits in Ohio and federal

GRAFTON Ross Incineration Services Inc notified the U S EPA and Ohio EPA of two federal permit modifications and one Ohio Hazardous Waste Facility Board modification. On May 6 a Class 1 change added 26 monitoring devices. on July 1 a Class 1 change updated security providers. Restrictions easing for local media ownership also noted. Bear Stearns settlement to repay $30 million to defrauded investors ends probe with executive resignation.

Grafton Ross Incineration Services Inc U.S. Epa Ohio Epa Ohio Hazardous Waste Facility Board Ross Incineration Ross Incineration Services Washington Federal Communications Commission Bear Stearns & Casine Wall Street Bear Stearns New York City Bear ALA, Baron & Co

Geon CEO Named Chairman of Board at Geon Co

Avon Lake Geon Co announced Thomas Waltermire, its chief executive since 1999, is now chairman of the board of trustees. He succeeds William F. Patient, who will stay on as a director after announcing his stepping down in April. The transition follows a 1997 leadership plan beginning with Waltermire as COO.

Avon Lake Thomas Waltermire the Geon Co Waltermire William F. Patient Patient Avon Lake Company Bill Patient Geon BF Goodrich Co Bill

Geon expands with two acquisitions under Waltermire

Geon Corp under Waltermire added O'Sullivan Corp to broaden engineered polymer films for automotive and industrial markets making Geon the leading North American value added film supplier. It also announced Acrol Holdings Ltd acquired to grow vinyl plastisol formulators. Geon and subsidiaries total about 3,000 employees with 23 plants across five regions.

Bill Waltermire Geon O’sullivan Corp O'Sullivan

Clinton unveils steel action plan to curb imports

President Clinton announced a plan to bolster the ailing steel industry. He vows to oppose international loans subsidizing imports, defend anti dumping laws in talks, and convene a conference on unfair trade practices. Bethlehem Steel and other leaders welcomed the framework amid bankruptcies and rising imports.

Washington Clinton U.S Japan South Korea White House Curtis H. Barnette Bethlehem Steel Corp

Farm aid upends GOP budget plans in Congress

Senate approval of 7.4 billion emergency farm aid disrupts GOP pledge to leave Social Security surpluses intact. Tom DeLay says tax cuts and spending bills will still move ahead by August recess, with farm aid costs uncertain and possibly rising.

Washington Senate House Tom DeLay Thursay Texas Trent Trent Lott Miss DeLay Congressional Budget Office GOP

Nasdaq recovers slightly as online stocks slump continues

Tech megacap declines keep Nasdaq in correction territory with the Dow edging higher. Yahoo! rebounds to end up while AOL slides, and Amazon shows a steep drop from its AprilPeak as IPO interest wanes. Analysts warn survivors will be selective and value remains uncertain.

New York

Productivity growth slows and wage pressure gauge jumps

Productivity output per hour rose by 1.3 percent annual rate in Q2, far slower than 3.6 percent in Q1, while unit labor costs climbed 3.8 percent annual rate, the sharpest since 1997 end. Greenspan cautioned that slower productivity could quickly lift wage pressures amid tight labor markets.

Washington Federal Reserve Labor Department Alan Greenspan Greenspan Congress

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