Eaton to appeal Air Force contract termination
Eaton Corp plans to appeal the Air Force decision terminating its 153 million EFTHA contract with the AIL Division in Deer Park New York. The setback requires Eaton to return 39 million received and cover new contractor costs while the Air Force considers finishing the work with another firm.
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Cleveland
Eaton Corp
Air Force
Eaton
Deer Park
N.Y
Deb Gill
Faton
AIL
Creston Livestock Auction Sees Broad Cross Section Sold
Creston consignors sold 1002 head of livestock and 13 goats at the Creston Auction Monday. Horses and a first cutting hay lot brought notable prices. See detailed cattle, calves, sheep, hogs, and miscellaneous prices across grade categories and weights.
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Creston
Trade deficit hits lowest since 1984 amid drop in imports
The United States posted a $933 billion trade deficit in April, the smallest since December 1984, as imports fell sharply while exports declined less. The Commerce Department noted a 5 percent improvement from March, with imports down 4 percent to $361 billion and exports down 2 percent to $262 billion, marking the first single digit deficit since August 1985.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Ohio S&L profits ranked eighth in nation
Ohio savings and loan profits totaled 103 million dollars, the eighth highest in the United States, with 53.6 million from Hamilton County. Repossessed assets rose 11 percent to 274.7 million, about 0.5 percent of state assets, while Texas led with 9.5 billion in repossessed goods.
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Columbus
Ohio
Sheshunoff
Texas
Hamilton County
Warner sued over 42 million in ESM case in Florida
Fort Lauderdale—Marvin Warner, owner of Home State Savings Bank, faces a 42 million dollar suit accusing him of illegal profits from the failed ESM Government Securities network. Witnesses include ESM founder Thomas Tew and trustee Jose Garcia-Pedrosa as opening arguments portray Warner as insider and economic head of ESM.
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Warner
Fort Lauderdale, Fla
Marvin Warner
ESM Government Securities Inc
Home State Savings Bank
Fort Lauderdale
Ohio
New York Yankees
Switzerland
ESM
Ocala
Thomas Tew
Ronnie Ewton
Tew
Jose
Garcia-Pedrosa
Marvin
Miami
Andrew Hall
Ohio workers comp payments to rise 10 percent planned
The Ohio Industrial Commission is set to approve a 10 to 15 percent increase in employer worker compensation payments, effective July 1, to close a projected $1.8 billion fund debt. The plan follows an actuary study urging a 75 percent rise from $2.34 per $100 payroll, with the commission noting gradual long term steps to stabilize budgeting for employers.
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Cleveland
Ohio Industrial Commission
the Plain Dealer
Bureau of Workers Compensation
Commission
Warren J. Smith
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newLan
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Jowest
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