Honda chooses Indiana for new plant drawing Ohio supplier jobs
Gov. Taft said Honda's $560 million assembly plant will be built in Indiana, citing concerns over drawing workers from Ohio suppliers. He noted about 1,000 Ohio supplier jobs may be created to support production of Accords and Acuras, with existing Ohio plants in Marysville and Civics contributing to output.
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Honda plants cluster in Ohio within 45 miles radius
The Numbers notes a factory in East Liberty an engine plant in Anna and a transmission facility all within 45 miles. Honda employs 16 000 workers in Ohio where it established its first North American auto plant.
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Japanese medical professionals tour Elyria EMH system
Nineteen Japanese physicians pharmacists nurses and administrators visited Elyria EMH Regional Medical Center and related sites in Ohio as part of a 13th annual program focused on rehabilitative care. They toured Amherst Hospital's Joint Camp program and EMH facilities including North Ohio Heart Lab and EMH Center for Health and Fitness, with plans to visit Akron General, Cleveland Clinic, and MetroHealth.
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Hunt named chairman of Elyria advisory board at First Place
James Hunt of The Brickyard in Elyria was named chairman of the local advisory board for First Place Financial Corp. The company, based in War ren, recently acquired Northern Savings and Loan Co. Hunt also serves on the Elyria Rotary Club and on boards for Medical Equipment and Supplies Abroad and USA-Canada Youth Hunt's appointment was announced by Steven R. Lewis, president and CEO of First Place Financial.
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Borrowing costs rise as rates climb beyond Fed
The article explains that higher Federal Reserve rates raise mortgage costs, home equity lines, and credit card debt, while savers see little return. It notes expectations of another rate increase after the Fed's two day meeting and traces the impact from the federal funds rate to consumer loans.
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FirstEnergy builds secret $22 million control center
FirstEnergy Corp completes a $22 million control center behind barbed wire at a secret Akron site to monitor 42 000 high voltage lines every five minutes. The system links with an eastern Pennsylvania facility to alert regional grid operators, improving reliability after the 2003 blackout.
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