Shalala Picked to Lead Health and Human Services
Donna E. Shalala, named to head HHS, vows to reform health care, expand child services, and craft a national AIDS strategy. She aims to present a national health care proposal by next year, while stressing concerns over the agency’s size and changes.
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New Lorain boss visits Ford plant in Ohio
Robert D. Anders, named head of Ford Motor Co.s Lorain Assembly and Ohio Assembly, arrives from the Atlanta Assembly Plant, which ranks among the most efficient domestic auto plants per Harbour and Associates. Anderson, 58, succeeds John E. Akins who moves to Dearborn. He has held multiple Ford posts since 1962 including Kentucky Truck and Atlanta management roles.
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Ford Factory Faces Job Cuts and Unsafe Work Pace
Workers at the Lorain Assembly plant fear layoffs amid concerns over unsafe conditions and aging staff. Line speed dropped from 71 units per hour to 54, then 45, with a temporary 48 pace in October during 1993 model production. Officials say speeds may rise again if Thunderbird and Cougar sales improve.
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Ward 3 Council Eyes Help With Past Due Accounts
Ward 3 Councilman John Lescher says the village will use collected funds from customers to aid overdue accounts. The village buys electricity from outside sources and distributes it locally, bringing in about 70 000 to 75 000 monthly for the electric fund to maintain the system.
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Robbery suspect uses hostage in Elyria bank heist
Twyman described a robber wielding a chrome automatic at a hostage in a bank escape. The hostage, an Elyria resident, was used as a shield to reach a getaway car. Police say the suspect fled toward Detroit Road then Avon Lake area, losing control after a stop sign collision. Knox and Robinson-Bey remained jailed without bail awaiting arraignment.
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Poll on gays in the military divides Americans
An Associated Press poll shows Americans split on lifting the ban on homosexuals serving in the armed forces, with 45 percent opposing and 44 percent supporting. Among those with no personal connection to a gay person support drops to 44 to 46 percent for maintaining bans.
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