Exxon plans gentler clean-up this spring
Exxon officials said the Prince William Sound cleanup will be smaller this spring and use mostly low impact methods. Oil spill aftereffects from the Exxon Valdez remain, with NOAA forecasting hundreds of workers this year versus last year’s 10,000, and a May start planned pending weather and approvals.
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Feds overpaid for ink used in government money printing
Congressional GAO report says the Treasury Bureau spent over 1 million too much on black and green ink for money production. SICPA, tied to a friend of the then bureau director, won bids amid controversy. Savings of 1.3 million could have been achieved by 1986 pricing.
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Continental expands Cleveland hub with five new destinations
Continental Airlines announced a Cleveland hub expansion adding Louisville Norfolk Providence with three daily departures each and two daily flights to Dallas Fort Worth plus one daily to Seattle Tac oma. The move raises daily departures to 152 this summer, a 46 percent rise from last year.
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Revco insider trading case settles in Washington
SEC announced a settlement on Thursday involving Shirley Shiffman a former Golenberg & Co administrative assistant and her estranged husband. He allegedly profited 52839 from trading on Revco Magnetics International and Fisher Foods information. The couple agreed to court orders barring further securities violations and fined restitution penalties were assigned to George Shiffman with no fines for Shirley. The SEC seeks bankruptcy proceeds to recover claims.
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Trump pay-for-delay offer boosts shuttle amid fog
In Boston and New York, fog delayed multiple Trump Shuttle flights, aiding a promotion offering vouchers for late passengers. Trump Shuttle president Bruce Nobles said the weather helped the campaign, with about 2,800 passengers affected on Wednesday and delays continuing Thursday. The gifts include 5,000 frequent flier miles or a free one way companion ticket usable on weekends.
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Reliance moves line. 150 jobs affected in Ohio
Reliance Electric will transfer part of its Ashtabula motor production line to Athens Georgia. About 150 jobs are affected, with reassignment expected to Euclid and Cuyahoga Heights plants. Management says not all may transfer and some will stay or be absorbed as openings arise over 18 months. Georgia plant cited as better suited to modern production.
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Crazy Eddie founder Antar faces court date as SEC case looms
Electronics tycoon Eddie Antar, builder of a 43 store empire, now a fugitive from an SEC insider trading suit. If he misses Friday’s court appearance, a default judgment and penalties may follow. Authorities suspect he fled the country after a February court date.
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Crazy Eddie Electronics
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SEC
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Kidron Livestock Market Sees Mixed Demand and Steady Prices
consignments light while hogs top at 53.25. Holstein calves strong at 140 to 160, cattle and dairy demand solid with good cows and heifers fetching higher prices. Hay and straw rally, hay up to 280 with most 170 to 220. total head 2,304, 569 consignors, 132 loads of hay and straw.
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