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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 06, 2003

Page

10

Economists doubt tax cuts will spur Bush job revival

Economists warn the 550 billion tax cut may not trigger significant hiring by the 2003 election. Obstacles include slow growth, business pessimism, excess manufacturing capacity, and rising deficits. Nobel laureates urge temporary spending boosts rather than permanent tax cuts. unemployment rose to 6 percent with 48,000 jobs lost in April.

Washington Bush White House Stephen Roach Morgan Stanley Roach Kenneth Arrow Stanford University John Silvia Wachovia Securities Charlotte Nlc Silvia Labor Department

Kmart void in Sheffield could be filled by big retailer

Carnegie Management and Development Corp president Rustom Khouri says negotiations are underway with a large national retailer to fill the Cobblestone Square space, after Kmart closed the 142,500 square-foot Cobblestone store last month. Mayor Darlene Ondercin wants a replacement retail tenant and cites Meijer, Lowe's, Home Depot and Wal-Mart as possibilities.

Sheffield Super Kmart Cobblestone Square Rustom Khouri Carnegie Management and Development Corp Kmart Smart Kmart Fica Darlene Ondercin Meijer Lowe’s Home Depot Wal-Mart Khouri

Sachs North America to open first business at French Creek Park

Sachs North America will construct a 100000 square foot distribution center in the French Creek Business Park Sheffield on Preservation Boulevard for 4 million dollars. The facility will employ 40 to 50 workers and aims to be operational by year end. Projections foresee 1000 new jobs over 10 years with more firms moving in.

Sachs North Sheffield French Creek Preservation Boulevard East River Road Sachs North America Paul Bert Sachs Liberty Court Elyria Bert Sach Alanta John Kovach Comrow Ltd Kovach French Creek Business Park Darlene Ondercin Coach Barry Berman Robert W. Baird & Co Milwaukee U.S Dow Institute For Supply Management

Arrow Aluminum and Precision Lay Off 38 From Avon Lake Firms

Arrow Aluminum cut 35 of 80 workers and Precision Mold and Pattern laid off three of 14 as part of downsizing amid higher natural gas and health care costs. Coats, an 18 year Precision veteran, was laid off and faces uncertain job prospects while considering 401K funds to cover bills.

Avon Lake Arrow Aluminum Precision Mold and Pattern Peter Petto Petto Arrow Precision Daniel Coats Coats US Steel

Boeing faces dual federal probes over competitor data

Boeing Co is under two federal investigations by the Air Force and Justice Department tied to allegations it obtained proprietary Lockheed Martin information for a 1.37 billion satellite launch contract won in 1998. Investigations center on a 1999 incident, two fired Boeing engineers, and a later civil suit dismissed in 2002.

Chicago Boeing Co Boeing Lockheed Martin Corp US Air Force Air Force Valerie Barkes Securities and E Kenneth Branch William Erskine Orlando Natasha Roit Los Angeles Branch Erskine Lockheed Rolt

Stocks hover mixed as Boeing probe cools gains

New York stocks closed mixed amid a federal probe into Boeing and profit taking after a strong rally. The Dow fell 51.11 to 8531.57, the Nasdaq rose to 1504.04, and the S&P 500 slipped to 26.55 as investors awaited the Fed meeting and Cisco’s after hours report.

New York Boeing Wall Street Standard & Poor Wall Street Journal Justice Department

Dollar slides as euro hits four year highs in market pause

In New York trading the euro rose to near 1.12 dollars, then about 1.12 to 1.19 read, while the dollar softened to around 118.6 yen and 1.34 Swiss francs as holiday markets limited activity. The pound edged higher to roughly 1.6065 as health plan earnings and a legal settlement weighed on U.S. insurers.

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