Professionals add letters to names as status grows
Doctors, lawyers and public relations chiefs seek credentials like APR while many others rush to define standards. The trend raises credibility and ethics questions, with state licensing expanding as old and new professions split into subfields and require higher training.
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Pyon
David Deehl
Miami
Small business and job creation debate resurfaces
Minnesota government study refutes the stark claim that small firms create most new jobs. Firms under 100 employees produced 49 percent of new Minnesota jobs 1976 to 1982, while large firms accounted for 43 percent. Dozens of studies show varying definitions and timing affect outcomes, with public policy unchanged.
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Minnesota
Jonathan Leonard
University of California- Berkeley
Venegas
David Birch
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Birch
Brookings Institution
Washington, D.C
University of California
Leonard
Dun & Bradstreet
U.S. Small Business Administration
Wisconsin Department of Development
Institute of Urban and Regional Development
People on the move at Cuyahoga Community College and Lorain banks
Jay Seaton of Bay Village is elected vice chairman of the Cuyahoga Community College Board of Trustees. James L. Kier of Bay Village joins Lorain County Bank as vice president and trust officer. Tony DeGracia named manager of Lorain County Bank’s Oakwood Plaza office. George D. Pullar joins Independent Steel marketing staff. Diane B. Pucko to head Marcus Public Relations unit at Markus Advertising.
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Jay Seaton
Bay Village
Cuyahoga Community College Board of Trustees
Albion College
Seaton
East Ohio Gas Co
James L. Kier
Lorain County Bank
Robert T. Bowman
Kier
Case- Western Reserve University
Tony Degracia
New Oakwood Plaza
DeGracia
Lorain
Veterans Administration
Department of Housing and Urban Development
George D. Pullar
North Ridgeville
Independent Steel
Ohio
Pullar
Valley City
Diane B. Pucko
Elyria
Marcus
Markus Advertising Inc
Harvey Scholnirk
Pucko
Young- Liggett-Stashower
Former Elyrian founder aims to lead minority ad shop
Murray, executive vice president of The Advertising Connection Inc. in Cleveland, 44, pursues becoming the largest minority agency between New York and Chicago. He built the firm since 1985 with partner Narlie Roberts, serving clients like the Ohio Department of Development, Chic Bell, the Regional Transit Authority, United Way, and Kent State University.
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Department of Professional Regulation
Jane Baker
Florida State Agency
Division of Professions
United States
William Hotchkiss
American Medical Association
Cleveland
Elyrian Hilton P. Murray
Murray
Advertising Connection Inc
Narlie Roberts
New York
Chicago
Elyria
Beunia
Willie Murray
Wilson
Elyria High School
Hudson High School
Mable Philips
Hamilton
Franklin Junior
Kent State University
Wkyc-Tv 3
WJW Tv-8
Ohio
State of Ohio
Department of Development
Chic Bell
Regional Transit Authority
United Way
Kent
Colorized film venture targets local stations in 1988
Coca-Cola Telecommunications and CST Entertainment announce Screen Gems CST to sell colorized films and TV series to local stations, cable, pay TV, and home video. About 100 Color Systems titles and 52 Abbott and Costello episodes plus animated features will be offered. 1988 release planned with The Real McCoys and Wyatt Earp among Coca-Cola shows.
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Los Angeles
Real McCoys
Coca- Cola Telecommunications Co
CST Entertainment
Martin Scorcese
Screen Actors Guild
Jack Nicholson
Robert Donat
Coca-Cola
Coca-Cola Telecommunication
Herman Rush
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