Feldstein predicts U.S. exports will rise as dollar weakens
Former Reagan CEA chair Martin Feldstein told a Cleveland conference that a falling dollar and lower rates will make U.S. products cheaper abroad, boosting export trade next year. He warned some automakers may never fully regain footing, and urged large federal deficit cuts and tax reform revisions to revitalize industry.
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Cleveland
U.S
Ronald Reagan
Council of Economic Advisors
Reagan
Martin Feldstein
Bratenahl Place
United States
Mid-America
AmeriTrust
SRI International
Stanford Research Institute
Feldstein
Navy shows off ship in Cleveland Heritage tour ships Stark to boost recruitment
The USS Stark FFG-31 docked in Cleveland for a week of Navy goodwill tours with 185 crew aboard. The 445 foot frigate can distant track and destroy threats, carry 200000 gallons of fuel, and log 40000 miles in 1984 while providing navigational training and visits to 15 ports. Despite advanced systems, the ship serves bland meals to its crew.
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Cleveland
U.S. Navy
Stark
The
Port of
Municipal Stadium
Navy
Adm
Harold R. Stark
Naval Operations
U.S. Naval
Europe
Stephenson
Behrle
Maxim's
Elyrian Helps Keep Her Going on Navy Stark Tour
Elyria High School graduate William Parks, 25, serves as an electronics technician aboard the USS Stark during a Great Lakes goodwill tour. The Stark, commissioned in 1982, mainly draws crew from Pennsylvania, West Virginia, Michigan and Ohio, with Parks among roughly 15 Ohio sailors. From 1984 the ship patrolled the Persian Gulf, earning meritorious citations for rescuing crewmen from a Turkish salvage ship sunk by Iranians.
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Great Lakes
Stark
Chicago
Detroit
Montreal
Milwaukee
Buffalo
Persian Gulf
U.S
Iran
Iraq
Charles Stephenson
Charles Behrle
Atlantic
Pacific
Indian
Mediterranean
Caribbean
Cleveland
William Parks
Parks
Navy
Elyria High School
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Michigan
Ohio
Ex-ODOT worker denies traffic counts
Ernest Lee Jr. pleaded innocent in Oberlin Municipal Court to driving under a suspended license and failure to control a vehicle after a state truck left Route 511 and sank into a ditch in Brighton Township. A pre-trial conference is set for August 22. Lee, a former Ohio Department of Transportation worker, resigned for personal reasons following the July 11 accident. his license was suspended until 1989 due to prior offenses.
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Oberlin
Ohio Department of Transportation
Ernest Lee Jr
Industrial St. Lorain
Lee
Brighton Township
Transportation Department
Groundwork Begins on Midland Building in Malcolm Manor
Groundwork starts on The Midland Building a two story office facility beside the U S Post Office as part of Lorain County urban renewal on Cleveland Street. The project backed by 483000 in industrial revenue bonds aims to revive Malcolm Manor with Midland Title Co to occupy and up to 450 workers during construction and 75 upon completion with occupancy set for end 1985.
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Midland
Floyd Decker
Lorain County Insurance
City Council
Richard Seward
Jonathan Bates
Elyria Chamber of Commerce
Bobb Jones
Lorain County Bank
Dick Lowrie
Midland Title Security Inc
C-T
Elyria
Cleveland Street
U.S. Post Office
Malcolm Manor
N. Abbe Rd
Lorain County National Bank
Midland Title Co
Gregory Decker
Broad Street
Little Joe's
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National Bureau of Economic Research
Federal Reserve Board
Susan Cross
Elyrian
Steve Fogarty
Eastern Heights
George
Dorothy
High Point
Park Apartments
West River Road
Jim
Cincinnati
ODOT
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