Sirius XM merge eyed to form satellite radio giant
Sirius Satellite Radio and XM Satellite Radio announce a potential merger to create a 50-50 company with Mel Karmazin as CEO and Gary Parsons as chairman. Regulators face hurdles including FCC rules and antitrust reviews. Analysts offer mixed odds on approval amid losses and subscriber growth concerns.
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Jim Deery opens Lake Avenue coffee house in Elyria
After nearly four years of planning and renovation attorney Jim Deery has opened his coffee house at 2 Lake Ave downtown Elyria. The shop seats 49, opens 7 am to 11 pm on weekdays with plans to add soups and salads and extend hours March 1. Deery aims to attract artists and use the venue to revitalize downtown.
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Bendix to close Frankfort Kentucky plant by year end
Bendix Commercial Vehicle Systems announces the Frankfort Kentucky facility will shut down by year end. Production of compressors used in commercial vehicle braking will move to Acuna Mexico, while a new drum brake plant is planned for operation in Q4. The Elyria headquarters remains unaffected. The joint manufacturing agreement with Dana ends in June 2006.
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Chronicle launches on demand delivery in Elyria
The Chronicle introduces Delivery on Demand for non subscribers in Elyria ZIP 41005. Call 329 7200 between 6 20 a m and 10 30 a m to get a paper for 73 cents. Extra copies cost 50 cents. The service excludes weekends and outside Elyria.
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JetBlue siege eases as JFK terminal resumes normal service
JetBlue’s Kennedy terminal activity stabilizes after six days of heavy cancellations caused by a Valentine’s Day snowstorm. CEO David Neeleman calls the breakdown humiliating while officials reposition planes and enforce crew rest rules to regain normal operations amid ongoing travel disruption.
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