Business leaders named in Elyria-Lorain area hires
William J Crost named Life Specialist for Allstate Life Insurance in Elyria Lorain area. Bud Wooster named product manager for R W Beckett Corporation Elyria. Casey Kroll named vice president of marketing at THORN Automated Systems Inc. Violet Glover earns exclusive New York trip for top Avon sales. Ruth Watts and John Blevins receive TOPS awards from Elyria Rotary Club. Mark Shipps named president and COO of Organic Waste Technologies Inc succeeding founder Kent Lingafelter.
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William J. Crost
Elyria
Elyria-Lorain
Allstate Life Insurance Company
Crost
Allstate
Cleveland Marshall College of Law
Croft
Bud Wooster
Lakewood
R.W. Beckett Corporation
Wooster
Beckett
Casey Kroll
Avon Lake
Thorn Automated Systems Inc
Kroll
THORN
API Alarm Systems
Violet Glover
North Ridgeville
New York City
Avon Products Inc
Glover
Ruth Watts
John Blevins
TOPS
Blevins
Northern Savings and Loan Company
United Way Family Service
Martin Luther King Commission
Lorain County
Republican Executive Committee
Mark Shipps
Organic Waste Technologies Inc
Kent Lingafelter
Shipps
Organic Waste Technologies
O.H. Materials
Findlay
FCI Expands in Lorain County with New Carpet Store
Floor Coverings International announces expansion in Lorain County led by Gordon and Sherryl Perkins. They are carpet textiles, measurements, and installation certified after completing FCI Carpet College in Atlanta. Perkins previously worked as a Betz Laboratories technical specialist. Kensington & Michaels named Lorain County Chamber advertising agency of record for 1990 and 1991, marking a third straight year of collaboration.
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Lorain County
Slow, steady policy as the preferred route debated
In Chicago an author questions the dominance of Greenspan’s slow money approach. He argues growing productivity and inflation risks require bolder policy and easier credit to revive investment, jobs, and U.S. competitiveness, while fearing a gradual decline under current restraints.
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U.S
Fed
Alan Greenspan
Federal Reserve Board
Washington, D.C
George Bush
Greenspan
Minority bankers wage bid for major clients in debt era
In Dallas, Alfred Walton Johnson and John Walton push Walton Johnson & Co to land Southland Corp. advisory work as they and other minority firms press for greater access to Wall Street. Industry shifts and smaller firms push toward niche markets and minority clients amid layoffs and changing finance trends.
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Dallas
Alfred “Chip” Johnson
John A. Walton
Southland Corp
Walton Johnson & Co
Walton
Citicorp
Southland
Johnson
McCall, Parkhurst & Horton
Walton Johnson
Merrill Lynch Capital Markets
Donaldson, Lufkin & Jenrette
Wall Street
International Trade Bureau of Chicago
Grigsby Brandford
William Hayden
National Association of Securities Professionals
Hayden
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