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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 01, 1992

Page

3

Bush travels to Japan as auto chiefs face backlash

President Bush brings nine top auto executives on a goodwill trip to Japan amid white-collar tensions over pay. The delegation and high salaries trigger anger in Japan as U.S. auto workers press Gov. Voinovich for help saving jobs at GM plants in Moraine Ohio. The visit shifts from pacific influence to a trade mission with a $40 million yearly U.S. Japan deficit and CEO pay comparisons drawing scrutiny.

George Bush Japan Moraine Ohio General Motors Gov. Voinovich Bush U.S Pacific Pacific Rim

Pay and climate of corporate leadership amid auto industry losses

The McGunagie piece portrays high CEO pay amid layoffs and losses, highlighting Iacocca and Japanese criticism. It cites Joe Iacocca earning 4.65 million plus stock, Stempel 2.18 million, Poling 13.28 million, and Roger Smith’s 1.2 million annual pension. The article blames short-sighted management and government help for GM’s decline and notes voluntary Japanese pay cuts as a corrective signal.

Japan Joe Iacocca Chrysler Koichi Hori Boston Consulting Group The Journal Iacocca Tacocca Robert Stempel General Motors Harold Poling Ford Poling Roger Smith Smith Roger and Michael Moore America

Friends set up fund to bring home Elyria boy

Four local friends formed the Bring Home Eric Fund to help 4 year old Eric Deskins return home from hospital after a bathtub accident left him wheelchair bound and reliant on a tracheotomy and G tube. Donations via Huntington Bank are welcomed.

Elyria Boy Elyria Eric Deskins Eric William Deskins Jennie Carnbarare Jennie Cambarare Natalie Calkins Cambarare Huntington Bank Midway Blvd

Appeal denied in Piazza killings by Davis in 1983

Ohio Supreme Court rejected the appeal of Raymond E. Davis, sentenced to death for killing Charles Piazza and Edith Schneider in Elyria in 1983. Jurors found Krebs hired Davis after suspecting Piazza was a police informant. defense claimed polygraph results were kept from them, but court called the argument speculative.

Columbus Ohio Ohio Supreme Court Chicago Elyria Raymond E. Davis Charles. Piazza Daniel Robert Krebs Lorain Edith Schneider Krebs Piazza Davis

Zales to Close Up to 400 Stores in Budget Crunch

Zales Corp plans to close up to 400 of its 2,000 jewelry stores in a nationwide budget tightening. Officials expect 30 to 60 days to identify closures and 60 to 90 days more to complete store shutdowns. In Cleveland area, multiple malls housing Zales Gordon's and Bailey Banks & Biddle outlets face potential closures.

Elyria Zales Corp Randy Lively Dallas Zales Jewelers Midway Mall Bailey Banks & Biddie Gordon’s North Olmsted Lively Gordon’s Jewelers Group Zales Greater Cleveland Randall Park Bailey Banks & Biddle North Randall Bb&b Mentor Beachwood Richmond Severance Center

December Fourth Driest On Record In Local Weather

North Ridgeville observer Ray Diederich reports December brought only 1.56 inches of rain, the fourth driest on record behind 1955 1957 and 1963. Snowfall ran 5.15 inches, below the 9 inch average, while temperatures averaged 34.5 degrees about 3.5 degrees above normal.

North Ridgeville Ray Diederich Grafton Linda Bales Diederich

Columbus Apartment Fire Leaves 36 Families Homeless

A Columbus blaze at the Stelzer Square complex injured three firefighters and left 36 families homeless. Battalion Chief Dan Vincent estimated $500,000 in damage. The fire began about 1 54 p m on the first floor, with tenants escaping unharmed. One firefighter suffered burns over 27 percent of his body. another had chest pains from smoke inhalation. A third was treated on site. The Red Cross aided tenants securing shelter. Fire safety issues included a ruptured gas line, partial roof collapse, and holes in floors. Cause is under investigation.

Columbus Dan Vincent Vincent John Ellis University Hospitals Mike Reeves

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