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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1990

Page

2

Moen executive Thomas Veech to retire after 27 years

Bay Village senior vice president of marketing and sales Thomas Veech plans retirement this year after a 27 year career spanning Stanadyne and Moen Incorporated. He helped broaden Moen product lines and luxury offerings while a PGA circuit professional.

Thomas Veech Bay Village Moen Incorporated Veech Stanadyne and Notre Dame University Moen Gene Mullins Central Trust Mullins Oberlin Bank Tiffin University Tiffin Ohio Ohio School of Sales and Marketing Ohio School of Banking Ohio School of Consumer Credit American Institute of Banking Wellington

Lorain County May Business Meetings and Campaign News

Lorain County groups announce a May 14 Sales and Marketing event at Lorain Renaissance Inn with Wendy LaForce as speaker. A May 23 seminar on legal requirements for starting a business runs 6:30 to 8:30 pm at the Lorain County Chamber of Commerce. Frenzied activity includes Warren Finkel Architects selecting Brenda Sabo & Co. for a marketing campaign and the relocation and expansion of Michael F. Becker Co. with new Elyria and Cleveland offices.

Lorain County Lorain Renaissance Inn Broadway Lorain Wendy LaForce Renaissance Inn Commerce and Industry Warren Finkel Brenda Sabo & Co Elyria Michael F. Becker Co LPA George E. Loucas, R.ph J.D Becker Haynes Middle Ave Cleveland Standard Building

Raiders lose their muscle in a changing corporate raid era

The article traces how 1980s raiders like James Goldsmith, Carl Icahn, Ronald Perelman and others have shifted from hostile takeovers to management roles or proxy battles as financial and regulatory hurdles grow. Junk bonds wane, Drexel and Milken are out, and legislators tighten rules while stock prices rise reducing undervalued targets.

America James Goldsmith B.A.T Industries Carl Icahn Trans World Airlines Frank Lorenzo Phillips Petroleum Icahn USX Ronald Perelman Revlon T. Boone Pickens Jr Michael Milken Arthur Fleischer Jr Fried, Frank, Harris, Shriver and Jacobs Drexel Burnham Lambert Milken Biondi Federal Trade Commission Steel and Energy Company Lamb

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