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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 2000
Page
10
A reader asks about retiring early and incurring penalties from tax deferred accounts. Bruce Williams suggests delaying withdrawal until 59 1/2, or even 60, and reassessing retirement timing as plans evolve with age and career changes. He advises against rushing early retirement.
Denise Devine of Media Pennsylvania created Fruice a drinkable snack blending whole grains oats and barley with fruit juice to deliver fiber calcium and complex carbohydrates in a non sugar heavy form. School samples showed kids wary but adults praised the mouth feel and nutrition prompting a pivot toward senior market dairy style products.
Time Warner plans a $20 billion merger with EMI Records to create Warner EMI Music, uniting labels from Virgin and Capitol to Atlantic and Elektra. The London announcement is expected soon with a 50 50 ownership split and a board of eleven directors. The move would strengthen digital music sales access for AOLs 20 million subscribers.
Dayton Superior Corp. will be acquired by Odyssey Investment Partners in a $315 million deal. Stone Acquisition Corp. will merge with Dayton Superior, which stays in Dayton under its name as a private company. Shareholders get $27 per share if approved. CEO J A Ciccarelli says the change provides flexibility to meet market demands.
Metro Philadelphia edition debuts as a free daily aimed at riders, challenging SEPTA ties and prompting legal fight over advertising, editorial control, and access. Metro promises bite sized news with no editorials while SEPTA says it will provide a single in paper page and maintains editorial independence.
Gibson Greetings Inc plans transferring about 500 workers from Amberley Village to Covington over the next month, with completion by March. The move occurs ahead of its $162 million merger with American Greetings Corp which would give AG 36 percent of the U.S. market, pending federal approval.
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