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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1992
Page
3
Congress and industry debate fast-food work as a major U.S. job training program. Proponents cite large youth employment, skill-building, and racial equity, while critics note low wages and monotonous tasks despite high industry scale.
Evelyn Horn, 54, oversees the 1200 acre Wil Ranch near I 70 and 1800 acre second property, moving cattle with help from her daughter Trudy England and foreman Ferris Kirby. Since 1985 she has managed water rights, leases with the BLM, and cattle sales, using her late husband Leonard Horns diaries as a guide.
President Bush adds Lee Iacocca Harold Poling and Robert Stempel to a presidential mission to Australia and Asia. The three automakers join a 21 member business group for a government industry unity effort aimed at boosting competitiveness against Japanese cars and parts in a four nation, 12 day tour.
AP analysis notes President Bush will push to narrow Japan’s trade surplus near 42 billion yearly with the United States. Automotives and car parts drive about three quarters of the gap as Bush seeks market access while rejecting protectionism.
Peter Roberts of College Savings Bank with assets of 81 million and a single college savings product argues his approach beats college-cost inflation. He faces governments with bond powers and tax breaks and questions which offers the best deal for parents saving for their children’s college education.
Gil Levin, head of Biospherics Inc, touts d tagatose a natural calorie free sugar from honey and milk. He has patented production under $1 a pound, but lack of funds and FDA safety proof may keep the product in laboratories for years.
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