United pilots ready to resume talks as strike drags on
United Airlines pilots say they are ready to resume negotiations to end a 12 day strike. Company officials dispute that stance, noting no request to restart talks and no meetings planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Chronicle Telelegram
United
Chicago
United Airlines
Richard Ferris
Jim Hartigan
Joe Hopkins
Dave Landry
Roger Hall
Pilot
Hopkins
Cleveland area real estate and AAA leadership honors listed
North Olmsted realtor Phil Lip R Barnes named 1985 Cleveland Area Realtor of the Year by CABOR. Awards go to Paul J Maloney and Joseph H Battle. Bernard J Campanella appointed executive vice president of Shear McGee Associates with new officers Kathleen M McGee and James Rodgers managing Westlake office. Richard G Widman elected chairman of the American Automobile Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Olmsted
Phillip R. Barnes
Barnes & Co
Cleveland Area
Cleveland Area Board of Realtors
Barnes
CABOR
Medina
Paul J. Maloney
Chicago Title Insurance Co
Joseph H. Battle
Bernard J. Campanella
Strongsville
Shear McGee Associates
Westlake
Building Industry Association of
Cleveland
Shear McGee
Kathleen M. McGee
Timothy Shear
Robert J. McGee
James Rodgers
Richard G. Widman
American Automobile Association
McKee Corp
AAA
Ohio Motorists Association
Ford stalling prompts safety defect inquiry
The Center for Auto Safety asked the U S government to open a safety defect investigation into reports that 1984 85 Ford mid and full size cars stall unexpectedly including speeds up to 55 mph The group cites 105 reports involving models such as the Thunderbird LTD Crown Victoria Grand Marquis Cougar and Colony Park as well as Mercury Marquis Grand Capri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Center For Auto Safety
Auto Safety Group
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
Senda Rap Ran Agra
Colony Park
NHTSA
Ford
Ralph Nader
Slump in grain exports hits U S farm sector
An Agriculture Department analyst notes a sharp drop in grain and soybean exports in March, with declines across Atlantic Gulf and Pacific ports. Elevator idling rises, railcar loadings fall, and inland grain movements ease as the USDA reports a surplus of jumbo hopper cars despite a slight April upturn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.S
Agriculture Department
T.Q Hutchinson
Department
Economic Research Service
Atlantic Coast
Gulf
Pacific Coast
Great Lakes
Hutchinson
Atlantic
U.S. Gulf
East Gulf
Pacific
West Gulf
Usda Agency
Japan Gains on U.S. Car Market In Commerce Forecast
Commerce Department projections reported by Automotive News say by 1988 U.S. automakers would hold 57 percent of the market, with Japanese firms at 27 percent and Japanese builds in the U.S. at 7 percent. Japan to supply about 4.06 million of 11.2 million new U.S. cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
NYSE
My & Mobil
Selsthisel OM
NiCov
PhiliMr
At&t
Proctg
RCA
BokAm
Uy RalsPur
Azha
BaxtTr
Raytha
Ty Scott P
Bowatt
Sears
Bristo
Ys SeePac Sl
ColGas
Telrate
Ra TigerIn
de Diams
Tosco
duPont
Bastar
SG $1
EsKods
Eckerd
EmrsEi
Usaurg
UnTech
Exxon
VF Corps
WmCm
Gannett
Gmot Sr
Gulette
Gondyr
Pierre R
Bo Agta
Fruehaut First Bancorp
Goodrich
ASM Balcave
LCB Bancorp
Kimbel
LNB Bancorp
LTV
Ble
Co Inc
Liliv
Bate
Midland Ross
Limited
Ths
National Gypsum
Litton
Nordson
Lockhd
Sttit Otte Edison
Loews Sl
Parker Hannifin
LELCO
Los
Mae
Texas
Walco
Woolworth
MerLyn
Detroit
Commerce Department
Auto Industry
U.S
The
Automotive News
Trade Journal
Japan
North America
AMC to answer NLRB threat over unfair labor case
Detroit AP reports American Motors Corp plans to respond early this week to a threat by the National Labor Relations Board to file an unfair labor practice complaint. AMC vice president Jerry Sloan said the company will supply more information to seek a different ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
American Motors Corp
National Labor Relations Board
Jerry Sloan
AMC
NLRB
Also Mentioned on This Page
Landry
Air Line Pilots Association
Hall
Business News
Pneumo Corp
Kalamazoo
Mick
Robert Penick, Amy Richards
Radio
CiLine
Crbank Sant
Radio Shack
Tandy Corporation
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!