Trade pact opens door for U S sales to Japan
U S and Japan sign a pact to boost sales of American sporting goods jewelry furniture pet foods and processed foods in Japan as part of a long term effort to reduce the bilateral trade deficit. Officials expect gradual gains with about 20 products under consideration and a focus on removing barriers.
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Japan
Washington
Commerce
C William Verity
Verity
Ministry of International Trade and Industry
MITI
United States
Amendments defeated in Senate on layoff notices and labor crime
Senate Democrats rejected two Republican amendments to a bill requiring advance layoff and plant closing notices. One would make picket line violence a federal crime, the other would exempt employers giving 60 days severance pay from notice rules.
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Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
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Clarence Thomas
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Ohio jobs hit record high in May employment surge
Ohio total employment rose to 4.674 million in May, up 7,000 from April with non farm payrolls at 4.674 million. Manufacturing held at 1.099 million while non manufacturing added 7,000, led by 5,000 in services and 2,000 in retail. Since May 1987, total jobs up 113,000.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Bureau of Employment Services
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St Joseph Hospital trustees name 1988 89 officers
The St Joseph Hospital and Health Center Board of Trustees announced the officers for 1988 89. The lineup includes Sister Consolata Kline as president Dan Batista as chairperson Sister Mary Ida Schaffer as vice president Milton Tomasek as vice chairperson Sister Marie Ruegg as secretary and Jack Elliot as treasurer. Sister Marie replaces an unexpired term and joins from Dietetic associations. Robert Post of Clark Post Architects fills the unexpired term of Dr William Kishman.
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St. Joseph Hospital and Health Center
Kline
Dan Batista
Mary Ida Schaffer
Milton Tomasek
Marie Ruegg
Jack Elliot
American Dietetic Association
Mahoning Valley
Robert Post
Clark & Post Architects Inc
William Kishman
Teamsters discuss Presser illness amid Montreal meeting
Illness of President Jackie Presser hangs over a three day Teamsters executive board meeting in Montreal beginning Tuesday. If he steps aside, Weldon L. Mathis is seen as likely successor while Presser remains under indictment on racketeering and embezzlement charges tied to a ghost employee scheme. Presser’s trial in Cleveland has been postponed.
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Cleveland
Teamsters Union
Jackie Presser
Montreal
Presser
Weldon L. Mathis
Mathis
Justice Department
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