ALLTEL Ohio leader Ken Blake retires after 33 years
Elyria veteran Ken Blake, longtime vice president and general manager of ALLTEL Ohio wireline operations, retires February 19 after 33 years. He oversaw 350000 customers and 300 employees, started in 1970 as a technician, and remains active in Lorain County civic life.
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Gas prices steady after early 04 rise
Gas prices held steady in the region after an early 04 rise per the AAA Ohio Motorists Association Fuel Gauge Survey. Ohio average is $1.66 per gallon with national self-serve at $1.68, as high crude prices and low inventories push rates higher while refiners adjust for summer fuels.
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GDP growth signals potential for jobs rebound in 2004
The AP reports brisk business spending pushed US GDP up about 1 percent in Q4 2003, faster than a prior 4 percent annual estimate, with economists predicting stronger job growth in spring and summer as growth accelerates into early 2004. Mark Zandi expects a solid year and higher growth in Q1 and Q2.
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EU launches sanctions on US goods over WTO ruling
In Brussels the European Union will impose millions of dollars in sanctions on US goods starting Monday after Washington failed to end export tax breaks ruled illegal by the World Trade Organization. Commission spokesman Diego de Ojeda said the measures are automatic and meant to pressure Congress while limiting disruption to European firms and shoppers. The WTO authorized up to $4 billion in sanctions, the largest such amount.
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