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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 2008
Page
4
Lisa Roberson reports the new Gas USA owners face problems but are cooperating with BUSTA to fix them. There is no pend ing state action, and they are communicating with the Chronicle Telegram and readers for resolution.
In Elk Point Union County residents decide on zoning 3,300 acres as a development district for a 10 billion Hyperion oil refinery. The project would process 400 000 barrels a day of Canadian crude, with construction possible in 2010 lasting about four years. The company pledges to leave if residents reject the plan.
Ford Motor Co confirms the sale of Jaguar and Land Rover to Tata Motors for 2.3 billion dollars as it seeks cash amid heavy losses totaling 15.3 billion over two years. Ohio gas prices rise 10 cents but ease from Memorial Day high to 3.96 a gallon. Cleveland HUD housing aid probe costs nearly 1 million with 62 arrests since 2003 as subsidies total 95 million annually.
The Supreme Court will hear the 2005 dispute involving C B C Distribution and Marketing and MLB over use of players names and statistics in fantasy games. The case centers on publicity rights and First Amendment free speech, with MLBAM and the players union at odds against a Missouri company and its 250000 customers.
The EEOC sues Spitzer Management accusing the Lorain based firm of allowing harassment of Toufic Hamdan a Lebanese employee at a Cleveland Kia dealership. The Druze Muslim employee faced taunts references and drawings in the conference room and offensive remarks about his religion. Spitzer attorney Giardini said Hamdan was fired after a shouting incident and that most EEOC complaints were dismissed.
Melvyn Weiss, 72, was sentenced in Los Angeles to 30 months in prison for racketeering conspiracy connected to a lucrative lawsuit kickback scheme. He must pay 9.7 million dollars in forfeitures and 250 thousand in fines. Weiss apologized in a handwritten statement and described the case as a fall from grace.
The report notes a market overview with a high of 12,696.08 and a low of 12,427.77, reflecting trading range and session movement. Details focus on index fluctuations and intraday performance without additional context.
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