GE complains Pentagon should not push engine tech sharing
GE official Brian Rowe opposes Pentagon pressure to share engine technology with competitor Pratt & Whitney. He argues competition, not collaboration, drives innovation and lowers total procurement costs. GE's Evendale engine plant employs about 17,000 with 2,000 more as work rises.
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Postmortem on Int'l Harvester workers pay drop in new jobs
A Fort Wayne study by IPFW found over 80 percent of International Harvester workers laid off since 1983 have found new jobs, but at much lower pay. The survey covered about 4,549 terminations from 1979 to 1984, with notable pay cuts across salaried, factory, and managerial staff.
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Toledo Edison Plans Stock Sale to Ease Construction Debt
Toledo Edison Co filed a registration statement with the SEC to offer 1.2 million shares of preferred stock at 25 dollars each, seeking about 30 million to reduce debt from a 1985 construction program totaling roughly 373 million. Pending regulatory approval, Toledo Edison and CEI would merge into Centerior Energy Corp with common shareholders receiving Centerior shares.
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Ford workers rally to keep Ohio jobs in Brook Park
About 600 Ford Motor Co workers gathered at a union hall in Brook Park to protest a plan to move V-8 engine production to Mexico if federal mileage rules are not changed. U S Rep Mary Rose Oakar urged support for American products and jobs, while Sen John Glenn defended the need to close loopholes and pledged to fight to keep the plant open.
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Emerald Health Network expands with five new area hospitals
The Emerald Health Network markets broader access across northern Ohio with five new Youngstown area hospitals and 15 medical directors coordinating care. Subscribers report savings from 15 to 50 percent versus traditional plans, using a wide provider base across Cuyahoga Lorain Medina Summit Trumbull Mahoning Mercer counties. Call 216/243-2030 for details if you cover 10 or more employees.
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Trumbull
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