TRW repays $2.5 million and fires two managers
TRW Inc says it repaid the Defense Department 2.5 million and fired two San Diego Military and Avionics Division managers after an internal probe found a scheme to overcharge the government on military contracts. Ten others were disciplined as the case draws in DoD inspectors and a congressional panel.
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GM workers seek concessions to save doomed Ohio plants
Norwood and Fairfield UAW locals voted to swap work rules to boost productivity and curb absenteeism in a bid to influence GM to reverse plant closings. The plan covers nonwage concessions, including faster line speeds, stricter attendance rules, and drug testing.
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General Motors Corp
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Tom Brady
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End to steel trade restraints urged by importers
New York AP report says steel importers push abolition of quotas arguing mini-mills curb foreign steel via price cuts. Industry leaders claim renewed competition lowers prices, while domestic job losses and foreign subsidies fuel the case. Also includes Creston livestock sales figures and an Ohio Blue Cross Winston WINNING ad snippet.
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