Lorain Works Donates Medical Trailer and Supplies Abroad
A medical trailer from U.S. Steel Lorain Works is donated to the Medical Group Missions of the Christian Medical Society and shipped to the Dominican Republic. The plant also contributes supplies and equipment from the former Cuyahoga Works, valued at about $23,000, as it replaces the trailer with one from South Works in Chicago.
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Ohio cuts federal jobless debt, eyes 1990 payoff
Ohio has halved its unemployment compensation debt to the federal government from nearly $2 billion, with officials projecting full payoff by 1990. The interest-bearing portion, $274 million of $921 million, should be paid by 1987, while other debts are handled by employer assessments and state plans.
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Once Upon a Dime teaches kids basic money concepts
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Metromedia to sell outdoor ad unit for 710 million
Metromedia announced plans to sell its outdoor advertising business and assets for 710 million dollars. An agreement in principle was reached to divest Foster & Kleiser and Outdoor Advertising Associates LP to Gerard P. Joyce of Patrick Media Group Inc based in Scranton Pennsylvania.
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Congress to probe U S Steel import from South Korea
A Utah hearing set for April 18 before the House Subcommittee on Employment and Housing will examine U S Steel's purchase of steel from a South Korean firm and the effect of imported steel on domestic jobs. Rep Howard Nielsen said the panel will review the Trade Readjustment Act and consider federal steps to assist workers displaced by foreign steel imports. The group will report findings to Washington for possible legislation.
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Heinzexpects OK in Korean joint venture
Heinz plans a 41 percent stake purchase for 10 million dollars in a Seoul Food Industrial Co Ltd joint venture as part of its expansion into developing nations. Anthony J. O'Reilly, Heinz president, expects regulatory approval within two months.
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