Early May Vehicle Sales Dip and Ames Bankrupt Retail Move
North American built autos show an 8.4 percent sales drop in May 1–10 versus last year as incentives fade. Chrysler plans the Viper with a 10 cylinder engine entering low volume production for 1992. Ames Department Stores secures a $250 million loan line from Chemical Bank to ease cash flow after Chapter 11 filing and reduces immediate store closings to 33 from 74.
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Detroit
North America
U.S
Ames Court
New York
Ames Department Stores
Ames
Howard C. Buschman III
Chemical Bank
Admissions Down at Southwest General Hospital in 1989 Report
The Southwest General Hospital 1990 annual report shows a year ending Dec. 31, 1989 with lower admissions occupancy and length of stay while expenses rose. Services provided totaled $94.4 million with $21.4 million unpaid due to payer limits and another $5.3 million for patients unable to pay.
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Southwest General Hospital
Middleburg Heights
Blue Cross
Medicare
Richman Brothers to Close Cleveland East Side Plant
Richman Brothers Co plans to close its five story East 55th Street factory in Cleveland, affecting about 375 manufacturing jobs. The Sept. 14 shutdown will shift shirt and suit production to Fall River Mass and Carrollton Ga while distribution continues at the Cleveland site.
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Cleveland
Richman Brothers Co
E. 55Th Street
Pany
Chilabato
Cleve
Land
Fall River
Mass
Richmond
Carrollton
Richman
Woolworth Corp
Recognition luncheon honors four Ohio employment staff and executives
Two Ohio Bureau of Employment Services employees Yvonne Migra and Leonard Greboske were honored at a Lorain recognition luncheon. Also honored were Dan Dobar of Lithonia Downlighting in Vermilion and Richard P. Watson of Progressive Processing in Elyria.
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Ohio Bureau of Employment Services
Lorain
Bureau
Yvonne Migra
Leonard Greboske
Dan Dobar
Lithonia Downlighting
Vermilion
Richard P. Watson
Elyria
Moen Division Receives Ohio Training Grant
The Streamway Division of Moen Inc. earned an Ohio Industrial Training Program grant of 4,362 dollars as part of a 45,400 dollar project to train 13 new workers and 82 current staff at the Eagle Road plant. Moen, based in Elyria, plans a new manufacturing process to meet growing demand amid 38 statewide grants totaling 1.24 million dollars.
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Middleburg
Ohio
Moen
New York
NYSE
Comdre
Jakarta
Johnin
Toby
Npnee
Vale
Toyru
Adin
Acyan
Satan
duPonts
Ahmes
Exxon
McDerl
Unitels
Agen
At&t
Unocal
Az Merck
Anheus Bo
Anrich
Monson
Avery
Pierre R Smith
Allied Corporation Rowing
GerFd
Valea
Nortan
Bata Alltel
BostEd
Pacife S
CPC Inter Inc
Emerson
First
Bencorp
Goodrich
Cater
Centén Lan
Hishey
Lola Yorn
Sy Hilis
Hmeo S
Primce A
LCB Bancorp
CinGe
LNB Bancorp Citicorp
IBAA
Vista Ny Rackwi
Lesco Inc
Me Rover
Shaw Sunrise Medical
Sears
Texas Utilities
Aba
Avanabadt Af
Woolworth
Shaws
SmtBeq
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Viper
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
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Lorain County
Lorain County Community College
Mental Health Network Member
Center For Children & Youth Services
el Centro de Servicios Sociales
Lorain Co. Council On Alcoholism & Drug Abuse
Lorain County Labor Agency
Lucy Idol
Center For the Handicapped
W. G. Nord
Mental Health
THE
Richman Bros
East Side
Oscar Chilabato
Phil Lester
Moen Division
One For
IBM
Ares
ROYAL
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