U S Steel to close 6 plants amid 15400 job cuts
USS Steel Corp plans to cut 15,400 jobs at 73 plants, closing six Northeast sites by April 1984 to save about 650 million dollars post tax while lifting next year earnings by 180 to 200 million. Union leaders condemn concessions as futile amid global competition and recalls of recent givebacks.
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USS. Steel Corp
David Roderick
Big South
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U.S. Steel
Roderick
Brazil
South Korea
Cuyahoga
Cleveland
Ambridge
Johnstown
Shiffler
Lawrenceville
Elmira
N.Y
Trenton
N.J
Five year old's balloon later inspires cross state letters
Olmsted Falls boy Daniel Wolf, 5, sent a helium balloon from his Redwood Drive home in September. A fifth grade Industry Pennsylvania class found it near their school and wrote Daniel dozens of letters, far more than expected. The project sparked unexpected public interest as the child learns of the response.
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Olmsted Falls
Daniel Wolf
Kay Wolf
Industry
Daniel
Olmsted
Datziel
Pennsylvania
Bob Bailie
Ohio to Refund Taxes on Stocks in Counties
Lorain and Cuyahoga counties will receive over 10 million dollars in state tax refunds as part of a 70 million dollar settlement tied to a July Supreme Court ruling. Lorain banks and savings and loans get about 1.2 million, Cuya hoga about 9.04 million. refunds cover taxes paid from 1974 to 1982.
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Columbus
Lorain
Cuyahoga Counties
U.S. Supreme Court
Lorain County
Cuyahoga County
Ohio
Joanne Limbach
Lorain U S Steel plant to shed 61 jobs in shutdown
U S Steel will close several Lorain operations cutting 61 jobs while the broader Cuyahoga Works closure in Cleveland looms. Officials say up to 600 Lorain jobs was a worst case, but local impact likely far less, with about 25 possible in Lorain. The company also plans six plant shut downs and 24 other facility cutbacks to slash costs.
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Lorain
U.S. Steel
Cleveland
Cuyahoga Works
Cuyahoga
George Kuebler
Pittsburgh
Winter storm grips Ohio with snow and ice threat
A winter storm warning covers northern Ohio with 3 to 5 inches of snow expected. Roads become slick as freezing rain and ice raise crash risk. Temperatures plunge from a near 32 during the day to about 15 tonight and around 10 by Thursday. State Patrol reports scattered accidents. Medina post notes nine incidents since 7 a.m. Drivers urged to stay cautious and slow.
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Ohio
Medina
Greater Cleveland Maintains Strong Tax Capacity Above Average
A working paper from the U S Advisory Commission on Intergovernmental Relations finds the Cleveland metropolitan area’s tax capacity remains above average and rising from 1977 to 1980. It notes Cleveland’s 1980 capacity at 107.7, 7.7 percent above average, ranking 20th among 69 areas, with slower population growth but faster per capita income growth than the national average.
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U.S. Advisory Commission On Intergovernmental Relations
Lake Michigan
Great Lakes Area
Commission
Ohio
Advisory Commission On Intergovernmental Relations
West Coast
Northwest
Upper Great Lakes
Leveland
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New York Stock Exchange
Frank McKee
Lynn Williams
USW
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Andy DeAngelis
United Steelworkers
Hulett
Willam F. Parker
Skelihood
By Jane Snyder
C-T
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Norwalk
Sandusky
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Sheriff Departments
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Greater
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Fred McGonagle
Washville
Menphis
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