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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1999
Page
13
Nike and the U S Consumer Product Safety Commission recall 250000 curved 22 ounce water bottles sold in stores due to a detachable spout risk. One report of a spout coming off with no injuries reported. returns or redesigned caps offered.
Gov. Bob Taft plans a Tuesday visit to the Lorain mill four days before the union contract expires. USS Kobe Steel, facing a merger with the Blackstone Group, weighs job cuts and plant restructuring while union leaders report a tentative contract with Republic Technologies. 2,000 production workers and 600 non affected pipe workers may be impacted by changes.
Mary Misencik-Buik, 39, buys Garland Misencik Funeral Home in Amherst Park Avenue, claiming to be the county’s only woman owner by purchase. She renovated the home, added a state of the art casket room, and notes shifting toward cremation to cut costs.
The United States posted a May trade deficit of 21.3 billion dollars, up 14.8 percent from April, as imports rose to a record 98.9 billion and exports slipped 0.8 percent to 77.6 billion. Oil prices and auto imports fueled the rise while demand for U.S. aircraft and farm products weakened.
General Motors reports 1.73 billion in second quarter operating earnings, up over fivefold from a year ago, driven by strong U S light truck sales. Earnings per share reach 2.66, beating analysts. Revenue hits 45.1 billion as Europe improves and Asia-Pacific remains loss.
A Senate Governmental Affairs panel hearing accused several small sweepstakes companies of a multimillion dollar scheme to mislead Americans into buying products with false hopes of large prizes. Attorneys dodged questions as Sen. Susan Collins urged tougher laws. proposed rules would require prize value, odds, and sponsor names.
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