Toyota executive defends US market stance at Detroit show
Toyota Motor Sales executive vice president Robert McCurry rejects blame on Japan for the US trade deficit. He argues Americans alone cannot be forced to buy cars at unaffordable prices and urges U.S. industry to compete rather than protect. The remarks accompany a Camry sports sedan preview amid Bush mission impacts.
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Robert McCcurry
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Ford Unveils 1993 Probe at Detroit Auto Show
Ross Roberts Ford vice president and general manager of Ford Division showcases the new 1993 Probe at the North American International Auto Show in Detroit. The car is slated to debut in May and Ford plans a right hand drive version for export to Japan.
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Cleveland Planning Commission backs Flats warehouse loft plans
The Cleveland Planning Commission approved converting a paper warehouse in the Flats into upscale loft apartments and a Nautica complex refused heavy truck traffic objections. A 15-year tax break on 75 percent of new property taxes was approved for housing improvements. The commission also rezoned riverfront land to aid the project. Elyria notes mention a Cleveland Street Business Association open house on Wednesday 5 to 6 30 p m at Roll Arena for community discussion.
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Judge weighs BCCI guilty plea offer in racketeering case
Washington The Bank of Credit and Commerce International offered to plead guilty to racketeering charges but Judge Joyce Hens Green delayed acceptance. Objecting creditors claim they must be allowed to recoup losses before any plea is accepted. Forfeiture of 550 million in assets would be the largest criminal forfeiture in U S history.
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Ohio and Midwest Slow Growth vs Nation in 1980s
Washington AP reports modest 1980s growth for Ohio and the Midwest while the U S pace outstripped them. The Northeast Midwest Institute says Ohio's GSP rose 17 percent versus an 18 percent Midwest gain and a 42 percent share of national economic activity.
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Easton Auction Livestock Totals List and Prices
The consignments include 3 690 head with cattle market by weight and type. Prices span calves to dairy cattle and beef cattle with detailed ranges for steers heifers bulls cows and feeder cattle. Hay straw and firewood prices are also listed with quantities and per unit costs.
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