Speaking of Business People on the Move
Kenneth R. Jones named global business director for Acety Derivatives at Hoechst Celanese Chemical in Dallas overseeing a $600 million division across nine sites. Christopher J. Wancho promoted to vice president and consumer loan manager at Premier Bank & Trust, with a long banking background. Timothy R. Baker becomes vice president of information technology at Moen Incorporated leading an ERP initiative. Stephen C. Printz named vice president of operations planning at Moen with Navy service and finance sector experience. William A. Clawson Jr. joins National City as residential loan representative in Elyria area. Mandy Burns to join Good Samaritan Nursing Home as executive assistant. Edwin Bermudez hired by Progressive Processing as production ID clerk.
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Kenneth R. Jones
Elyria
Hoechst Celanese Chemical Group
Dallas
Jones
Premier Bank & Trust
John S. Kreighbaum
Christopher J. Wancho
Wando
The
Bank
Wancho
St. Edward High School
Cleveland State University
Timothy R. Baker
Moen Incorporated
Baker
Moen
General Electric
Manger
Manufacturing Systems
Case Western Reserve University
Weatherhead School of Management
Florida Tech
Stephen C. Printz
Printz
Clawson Business Planning
Moon
Alltel Corp
U.S. Navy
Navy Finance Center
Cleveland
George Washington University
Frostburg State University
William A. Clawson, JR
National City
Lorain County
Broad St
Clawson
Key Bank
University of Toledo
Lorain
Mandy Burns
Southeastern Business College
Good Samaritan Nursing Home
Avon
Edwin Bermudez
Progressive Processing
Bermudez
Credit Delinquencies Hit Record in Late 1996
The American Bankers Association reports credit card delinquencies rose to a record level in the last quarter of 1996 as lenders warn about asset-backed risk and potential margin calls. Analysts debate whether inflation or credit risk poses the greater threat to the economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Bankers Association
Alan Greenspan
Federal Reserve
New EPA air rules could save Ohio lives
The U S EPA proposes tougher particulate standards expected to save about 1500 Ohio lives yearly and reduce pollution from industrial, vehicle, mining and farming sources. The suit by the American Lung Association spurred the review with a federal deadline of June 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Epa
Ohio
Environmental Working Group
American Lung Association
Diane Maple
EPA
The
Lung Association
Maple
Natural Resources Defense Council
Adul
George Voinovich
National Governors’ Association
Richard Seibert
National Association of Manufacturers
Association
Steve Wilcox
Utility rates who controls and how set in Ohio
PUCO sets rates for investor owned utilities like Ameritech AEP Cinergy Columbia Gas Ohio Edison and many private firms Cities set water and sewer rates. Non profit electric cooperatives set rates by their customers. Rate cases take 10 to 12 months with hearings staff reports objections and appeals to the Ohio Supreme Court. The EFC and GCR rates pass fuel costs to customers and can change quarterly or semiannually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
Ious
Ohio
Ameritech
AEP
Cinergy
Columbia Gas
Ohio Edison
The
Mural Electric Cooperatives
PUCO
Columbus
Office of
Consumer's Counsel
PLICO
Supreme Court of Ohio
Gonna take a slow boat to China Crossword Puzzle
A light feature in Sundays Chronicle offers a crossword puzzle titled Crossword Puryzle. The note invites readers to enjoy a leisurely fill while perusing the Sunday section.
Taxes from C1 signed laws spark tax code upheaval
A Senate report cites 655 tax code changes after the health bill. CCH Inc. faced 77 million pages of text and 166 million pages of updates, inflating costs of living. Regulations add about 500 to 600 billion annually, with lobbying in Washington totaling 67,062 now. Armey notes the industry would rival 57 countries in size.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CCH Inc
House
Dick Armey
Texas
District of Columbia
Armey
Washington
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Citizen Action
Dover
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Lawyers of
Steve Howard
Vorys, Sater, Seymour & Pease
Bar Association
China
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