Plane service grows into a regional aviation group
Ray T Fuqua and Michael W Zogleman run Professional Pilot Services Inc a four year old aircraft management firm at Lorain County Regional Airport. They offer plane finding pilot maintenance insurance ground transport hotel catering and aircraft leasing. The team now employs about 20 with plans to expand to 18 planes and a new hangar.
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Russia
Ray T. Fuqua
Michael W. Zogleman
Fuqua
Zogleman
Professional Pilot Services Inc
Midwest Air Services Inc
Lorain County
Physicians Insurance Co
Ohio
Babcock and Wilcox
R.G. Thomas & Associates
Elyria Memorial
Toledo
Lorain County Aviation
C-T
Gene Krebs
Union Critiques Reagan Tax Plan Hit On Least Advantaged
The American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees says Reagan’s tax overhaul would push state and local governments to rely more on regressive taxes. It warns eliminating the deduction for state and local taxes would hurt public education by raising local taxes and lowering property values while boosting inequality.
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Washington
Reagan
Government Employees
American Federation of State
Gerald W. McEntee
The
Union
the Union Report
Art Siddon
Treasury Department
McEntee
Reagan tax plan defended as unfair to middle class
Rep. Mary Rose Oakar criticizes President Reagan's tax plan, saying it eliminates the two earner deduction and state local tax deduction and would convert child care credits into deductions. She argues the plan squeezes middle income families and blames the administration for shifting tax burdens to middle Americans.
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Washington
Reagan
Mary Rose Oakar
Ohio
Ms. Dakar
Marketers Overlook the Wealth of the Over-50 Market
A Conference Board report shows Americans over 50 control 42 percent of consumer demand and substantial assets, with average income higher than the national average. The study says advertisers ignore this profitable group, though many 60 to 75 year olds have paid off mortgages and hold significant wealth.
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Conference Board
New York
Linden
Strong economy outlook paired with cautious gains
Joseph W. Duncan of Dun and Bradstreet says the U S economy is stronger than perceived with 4.5 to 5 percent GDP growth when adjusted for final domestic sales. He predicts higher rates but slow inflation, a smaller deficit, and a weaker dollar boosting exports while warning a compromise absent on the deficit could harm the economy. He notes housing starts and auto sales remain strong and cites cost restructuring and upgraded equipment as reasons for sustained industry competitiveness.
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Columbus
Joseph W. Duncan
Cief
Dun & Bradstreet Corp
Battelle Memorial Institute
Duncan
Columbus Dispatch
U.S
Congress
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Greater
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Cleveland Metropolitan General Hospital
United States
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Siddon
Scripps Howard News Service
Fabian Linden
U.S. Census Bureau
Mid-Ohio
Elyria
Spitzer Park Plaza
Broad St
Elyna
Uva
Glowcore
Owen Fryodcon
Grote
Perky Mae
C.W. Barres CO
SEARS
Exec
Ement
Chapel Hill
Belden Village
Randall Park
Richmond Mall
Midway
Southhand
Northers Mall
Sears, Roebuck and Co
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