Reagan appoints Ayshire as White House counselor amid Iran arms probes
Amid probes on U S arms sales to Iran and money diverted to the Contras a White House aide Ayshire is named counselor reporting to the president and coordinating with senior staff while CIA Director Casey remains hospitalized and Reagan contemplates leadership changes and the handling of foreign and domestic policy during a turbulent period.
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Buckeye Mold plant to reopen next week with new hires
The Buckeye Mold plant will reopen next week after layoffs and a shift to five-man operations. About 15 workers per shift were employed on three shifts. temporary workers will be added to reach 10 per shift as production resumes and a shipment is required. The International Molders contract yields no immediate wage increases but will consider wages in June. The plant may operate under a non-union shop designation.
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Partnership lands $54 million NASA contract
Warner Osborn Engineering of Cleveland and Oberlin engineer Clyde Pardee formed Warner-Osborn-Pardee Inc to bid for and win a five year contract with NASA Lewis Research Center. The package includes ongoing maintenance engineering and about 27 million dollars in construction. The firm will manage heating ventilation plumbing electrical and communications systems at the center. The joint venture’s total contracts to date average about 4 million annually.
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Sludge Corp to Move Offices to Westlake Location
The firm announced a shift from rented offices at 2130 West Park Dr to new Westlake offices as it broadens beyond government work. The exact new address was not disclosed.
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Gas pump bonanza unlikely to repeat
The Lundberg Letter reports American motorists saved 25.55 billion dollars on gasoline this year as prices fell 30.1 percent and consumption rose 3.2 percent to 109.8 billion gallons. It notes 1986’s drop likely won’t recur in 1987 due to stabilizing prices, high costs for marketers, and growing OPEC pressure. The newsletter surveys more than 15,000 stations nationwide.
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Weekend Weather Outlook With Cloudy Skies
Forecast calls for outside today mostly cloudy with a high in the upper 30s. Tonight and Sunday expect partly cloudy skies with a low in the mid-20s and a high in the upper 30s.
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