Area executives receive promotions and retirements in Ohio
Albert J. Robertson of Lorain retires from Columbia Gas of Ohio Norwalk after 28 years. He joined in 1962 as a meter reader and became rodman at Norwalk in 1981. Georg Brill named central office manager for GTE Telephone Operations northern division in Norwalk, with prior roles in Oberlin and Milan. Louis Stoltz named Norwalk service center manager for GTE. Lucas named systems officer at National City Bank in North Ridgeville. Mark L. Driscoll joins Louis Thomas Masterson & Company as vice president. David R. Campbell elected vp of Society Management Company’s Retail Banking Center information systems. Walter J. Konjura appointed officer in EDP audit at Society Management Company. Sandra Everett participates in a June 25 Washington forum on vocational education. Steve Borden promoted to district manager for The Wholesale Club overseeing eight Ohio facilities and upcoming openings.
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Albert J. Robertson
Lorain
Rodman
Columbia Gas of Ohio
Norwalk
Albertson
The
Gas Company
Saint Mary’s High School
Gene Brill
GTE
Brill
Oberlin
Ohio
U.S. Navy
Milan
Louis Stoltz
Huron
Stoltz
James. A. Lucas
Central Information Systems
National City Bank
Lucas
Ashland College
North Ridgeville
Mark L. Driscoll
Strongsville
Louis Thomas Masterson & Company
Driscoll
CPA
Cuyahoga County
Cleveland
Ernst & Young
American Institute of Cpa
Ohio Society of Cpa
David R. Campbell
Avon Lake
Society Management Company
Society Corporation
Society
Campbell
Electronic Data Systems
Information Systems
Bowdoin College
Cleveland State University
Walter J. Konjura
Sheffield Lake
Konjura
Central National Bank
Society National Bank
Capital University
American Institute of Banking
U.S. Air Force
EDP Auditors Association
Sandra Everett
Industrial Technologies
Lorain County Community College
National Council of Vocational Education
Washington, D.C
Everett
United States
America
Steve Borden
Wholesale Club
New Columbus
Youngstown
Evangel College
Springfield
Missouri
Borden
Greenwood
Old Car Show and Local Business News See July Events
Sunset Lake Campground hosts its 11th Annual Old Car Show on Sunday July 22 1990 at 5566 Root Road Spencer with an expected 175 antique and classic cars across 15 divisions. Eric’s Floorcovering marks 10th anniversary with open house July 9. St John Lutheran Preschool opens fall enrollment with July 15 deadline. Fantastic Sam’s North Ridgeville won Ohio 1990 regional competition with finalists heading to Las Vegas.
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Sunset Lake Campground
Root Road
Spencer
Ohio
Eric
Cleveland St
Elyria
Yvonne Moen
St. John Lutheran Children’s Center
Fantastic Sam’s
North Ridgeville
Candace Wolfe
Carole Radolec
Gloria Noorman
Robby Loughren
Tina Loughren
John Radolec
Las Vegas
Fantastic Sam
The Truth Behind Bush Tax Confession in America
The piece argues that public pronouncements by leaders often mislead, tracing a pattern of inverted meanings in U S political rhetoric. It suggests Bush confessed to tax increases under pressure from Japan and global concerns, while broader economic problems require more than tax hikes.
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Chicago
George Bush
Richard Nixon
Vietnam
Washington, D.C
Marion Barry
Ronald Reagan
White House
America
Japan
George
Vanpooling grows as Ohio workers share rides to Ontario plant
Maiden and Bailey carpool in a van leased for 12 riders from Lorain County to the Ontario plant. The program, VanOhio, began in 1984 with about 30 vans nationwide, most in Cincinnati. Riders praise environment benefits and added comforts like a TV VCR and a cellular phone, while some face insurance costs and longer commutes.
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Ohio
Virginia Gordon
VanOhio
Cincinnati
Fisher Guide
Ontario
Lorain County
Maiden
Bailey
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Speaking of Business
Robertson
c/o
Chronicle-Telegram
P.O
Nelkirk
Senior Citizens’ Center
West Salem
Mid-Ohio
Mid-Ohio Securities Co
Spitzer Park Plaza
Broad St
O. Elyria
Cleve
Central Trust
ANC Bank
Mereher
Eaguatl Opp
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