Hollinger Probe Alleges Looting by Black and Associates
A special Hollinger International committee accuses former chief Conrad Black and associate David Radler of draining over 80 million in profits over seven years. The report portrays systemic abuse by controlling shareholders, cites racketeering suit seeking 1.25 billion, and notes SEC guidance and a court filing in Chicago.
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Lawsuits Hit Lorain Tubular Over Silica Dust Dangers
Sick workers sue Lorain Tubular and 24 defendants alleging exposure to silica dust caused silicosis and respiratory disease while employed at three companies. Plaintiffs claim unsafe work environments and inadequate protection from silica dust, naming specific workers and firms amid multiple claims.
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Discount clothing store opens in downtown Elyria
Damaris Dithers opens D and I's Ride Di taunt Clothing at 806 Broad Street in Elyria selling new items at ten dollars or less. The store offers a mix from shirts and caps to throwback jerseys, aiming to serve families who previously bought used clothes. Open 9:30 to 6 weekdays, 9:30 to 7 Fridays and Saturdays. contact 222-4009.
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Consumer confidence falls in August
The Associated Press reports a drop in the Conference Board's consumer confidence index to 80.5 in August, the lowest since May, as concerns about job growth and hiring linger. Analysts note spending remained weak despite July gains and expect a possible rebound in September if hiring improves.
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