Motorola to Cut 2500 Jobs and Close North American Cellphone Plant
Telecommunication giant Motorola announces plans to lay off 2,500 workers and shut its North American cellphone factory. The company says the move is part of a broader restructuring.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 2001
Page
1
Telecommunication giant Motorola announces plans to lay off 2,500 workers and shut its North American cellphone factory. The company says the move is part of a broader restructuring.
Charles Nagy, once the Indians’ most reliable starter, returns amid injury woes and a big question mark about his health. With 11 starts and a 2 7 record in 2000, he seeks to prove he is back in the rotation as Cleveland heads to spring training in Florida for the annual Caravan kickoff.
Andrew Young urged Americans to unite and accept George W Bush as president at Ebenezer Baptist Church in Atlanta on Martin Luther King Day. He called for setting aside election divisiveness and noted Bush will be president next week. Dozens of visitors, including Jacobby Harrell of Raleigh, attended the King Day observance.
About 300 people marched from Ely Square to Elyria High School to honor Martin Luther King Jr. The procession was led by Midview High School's Air Force ROTC color guard as a car blared We Shall Overcome and King speeches. Attendees carried King inspired signs and were greeted at EHS with music by the Young Lee LOCAL AG.
Elyria United Methodist Village eliminated 18 positions due to a slowing economy and higher costs for labor utilities and insurance. President David Loop said 40 vacant roles, mainly in health services, were offered to the affected mid level workers.
The noon Friday caravan at 6075 Middle Ridge Road Lorain features Charne Manuel Jacop Cruz Russell Branyan Steve Karsay and Indians mascot Slider. Tickets are 15 and on sale at The Chronicle Telegam.
Republic Technologies International Inc said it paid its 29 million bond due date at 10 am despite prior speculation it would miss. The firm had halted one Lorain mill blast furnace and curtailed Canton operations, with uncertainty on duration as suppliers delayed renewals.
In a sprawling preview of 2001 campaigns, governors and mayors face real issues while major cities including Los Angeles New York Boston and Detroit prepare for races. Ron Faucheux notes governors seats are up and campaigns become testing grounds for strategy.
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