Elyria Gets Third Wheelchair Maker In Small HealthCare Innovations
Elyria sees HealthCare Innovations Inc. start making lightweight sports style wheelchairs at a 3000 square foot plant on South Abbe Road. Founders Kofoed and Murphy, ex Invacare leaders, plan 2000 units this year and 15 times that in 1988, challenging Everest & Jennings Sunrise Medical and Invacare in a market rising from 30 to 50 million dollars.
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Kofoed
Murphy
HealthCare Innovations Inc
Abbe Road
Matthew
Everest & Jennings
Sunrise Medical
Elyria
Invacare Corp
Cleveland Street
Invacare
Safety Travel Chairs
Kofoed and
STC
Sunrise
Becky Poledna
Poledna
HealthCare Innovations
The Deficit and Growth in the Presidential Campaign
Harvard economist Dale Jorgenson argues the US must raise sustainable growth from 2.5 to above 3 percent by investing in new equipment and technology. He urges deficit reduction to lower capital costs and restore savings incentives including restoring the IRA deduction and expanding tax-deductible savings.
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Dale Jorgenson
Harvard University
Jorgenson
Congress
U.S. Treasury Department
Sikh millionaire battles wealth temptations in Key West project
A.J. Dickerson reports Pritam Singh a 35 year old immigrant built wealth in New England and now funds Key West Truman Annex development valued at 200 million dollars He fears money will corrupt his soul while delivering 125 affordable housing condos under 100000 dollars each to satisfy local Conchs and officials.
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A.J. Dickerson
Associated Press
Key West, Fla
Key West
Pritam Singh
Midas
Singh
Truman Annex
Harry Truman
White House
Sangh
New England
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Chicago
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Ralph Landau
Stanford University
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Bill Neikirk
Navy
Navy House