Lorain plant closure shifts 55 jobs to Cleveland and Brooklyn
Joseph and Feiss Co will close its Lorain plant at 1205 Broadway citing poor sales and cost inefficiencies. About 55 workers move to Cleveland West 53rd Street and Brooklyn Tiedeman Road plants. the firm employs roughly 2,200 in Greater Cleveland and is owned by Hugo Boss AG.
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Regulators mull open thrift aid as S&L plan stalls
Washington regulators consider a program to inject taxpayer funds into ailing thrift institutions before failure. The FDIC named eight states Alaska Arizona Arkansas Colorado Louisiana New Mexico Oklahoma and Texas as eligible areas while delaying final approval next week. Caracas and creditor banks reach outline on reducing Venezuela's 20 billion debt offering options including debt service relief and new loans.
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Trade gap widens to 9.3 billion in January
The United States posted a $9.3 billion January trade deficit, up 20.5 percent from December, as imports rose 7.3 percent to $41.32 billion. Exports reached a January record of $32.07 billion, powered by a surge in manufactured capital goods but offset by a 44 percent jump in oil imports.
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Chrysler plans airbags in minivans may arrive by 1991
Chrysler Motors aims to add driver's side airbags to minivans as early as 1991, possibly two years ahead of a federal timetable. Chairman Bennett Bidwell says rear seat shoulder harnesses are a higher priority, while Tony Cervone notes strong customer demand. The Center for Auto Safety supports safer minivans.
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Lorain County Farm Bureau notes grain prices at market close
Lorain County Farm Bureau Cooperative Association reports yesterday’s market close with Wheat at 3.51 dollars per bushel Shelled corn 2.54 Soybeans 5.62 and Oats 1.50 per bushel. Local grain prices cited for farmers and barnyard buyers.
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Ford plant in Batavia to get 75 percent tax abatement
Ford Motor Co. may receive a 75 percent tax abatement for up to 10 years if it proceeds with a 300 million dollar investment in Batavia Township transmission plant upgrades. The total project could reach 750 million dollars. 200 new jobs may follow the CD4E transmission move.
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