Reps to pitch retired steelworker health bill
U S Representative Sherrod Brown joins John Dingell and Frank Visclosky in introducing a bill to create a trust fund to provide health benefits to hundreds of thousands of retirees including about 56000 in Ohio. The plan foresees Medicare like coverage and a drug plan, funded by tariffs and a $5 per ton surcharge.
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Bill
Lorain
U.S
Sherrod Brown
Ohio
Brown
John
Bush
Electro-Alloys property sold at auction in Elyria
Parts of the old Electro-Alloys site on Taylor Street sold at auction. Ohio Metallurgical Services bought a 4 acre parcel for 225000 and the main two Electro-Alloys buildings on about 3.5 acres for 300000. Other smaller buildings on 12 acres went for 175000. Transfer filings were not yet complete. Asset Sales Inc sold the property, with other buyers undisclosed. Equipment was auctioned off, and Asset Sales had earlier purchased Taylor Street land for 900000 in 2001.
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Elyria
Taylor Street
Ohio Metallurgical Services
Clark Street
John Gaydosh
Ohio Metallurgical
Offi
Cials
Asset Sales Inc
Asset Sales
North Carolina
Abbe Road
York accepts bids on dormant 63 acre York property
York International seeks sealed bids for the 63 acre site at 745 Industrial Parkway as it plans to reenter the area after moving operations to Mexico and Wichita. A nonprofit group is bidding via CRESCO Real Estate and could gain a tax write off. appraised at 5.5 million, bids close today. Even if no bid meets expectations the property could be auctioned.
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Elyria
York International Corp
Industrial Parkway
York International
Mexico
Wichita
Kan
Armand Aghajanian
Cresco Real Estate
Cleveland
Aghajanian
York
Square One
Safety Service
Eric Rothgery
Dow gains pause as blue chips rise while tech stock slip persists
The Dow up 113.41 to 10059.63 marks a two day gain, the first in nearly a month, while tech shares lag after disappointing ISM and 0.9 percent March construction drop. Nasdaq falls 0.6 percent as S P 500 up 0.9 percent. investors seek proof of sustained recovery amid mixed data. Procter & Gamble and Kenneth Cole beat estimates. Sun Microsystems slides after executive retirement.
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Dow Jones
Dow
Christopher Johnson
Schaeffer
Cincinnati
Standard & Poor
Commerce Department
Stephen Carl
Williams Capital Group
Procter & Gamble
Tide
Crest
Kenneth Cole
Alcoa
Merrill Lynch
Sun Microsystems
Ed Zander
Network Hardware and Software
New York Stock Exchange
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Chronicletelegram
Christina Jolliffe
Colliffe
Scateernay
Chronicle
Elyria High Pioneer
Rihed
the Chronicle
East Ave
Nanjing
Shanghai
Dollarbank.com
FDIC
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