Task force formed to study steel industry woes
Washington AP reports the Reagan administration formed an interagency task force led by Commerce undersecretary S. Bruce Smart to study the steel industry crisis after LTV Corp filed for Chapter 11. The panel aims to assess government roles as other firms consider bankruptcy, while a USX work stoppage enters its third week and Wheeling-Pittsburgh also pursued reorganization.
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Washington
Reagan
LTV Corp
Commerce
Malcolm Baldrige
LTV
Baldrige
John Heinz
R-Pa
Wheeling-Pittsburgh Steel Corp
USX Corp
S. Bruce Smart
Commerce Department
Departments of State and Treasury
Office of Management and Budget
Office of US
Flexible workers return to work at Flxible
In Columbus AP report, United Steelworkers members resume duties at Flxible Corp plants in Delaware County and Loudonville Ashland County after a 12 day strike by 700 workers. The union ratified a three year contract with a 70 cent hourly wage increase overall, 30 cents first year and 20 cents in each of the next two years, with other administrative provisions.
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Filxible
Columbus
United Steelworkers Union
Flxible Corp
Delaware
Delaware County
Loudonville
Ashland County
Dan Martin
USW
Route 10 work starts as minority goals met in Ohio project
Ohio transportation officials report minority firms won 12 percent of subcontracts for the Route 10 relocation, with three firms sharing 1.895 million dollars. Work begins in Russia, Carlisle and Pittsfield townships on the four mile, four lane highway connecting old Route 10 near Oberlin to new Route 10 near Elyria. A ground breaking is set for August 26 with Governor Celeste to speak. Gonpel Construction of Columbus holds the main contract for 16.1 million dollars.
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Ohio Department of Transportation
Dwane Pielech
Department of Transporation
Shiba- Rebar Inc
Lake Erie Construction
Norwalk
Oglesby Construction
Department of Transportation
Ohio
Richard Celeste
Celeste
Carlisle Townships
Elyria
Parsons Rd
Oberlin
Gonpel Construction of
Columbus
Appeals court rules for baby Bells in regional expansion
The U S Court of Appeals ruled that the regional Bell telephone companies formed in AT T breakup may provide exchange services outside their geographic regions without special permission. The three member panel reversed a district court ruling that limited their focus to high quality local service. The decision affects plans to diversify into cellular radio services beyond their regions.
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Washington
Bell Telephone
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
U. S. Court of Appeals
U.S
Harold H. Grvéné
Intia
At&t
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duPont
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Exxon
Invacare
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