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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 1990

Page

18

Indicted Cleveland Firm in Ohio Securities Case

A Cuyahoga County grand jury charged Shearson Lehman Brothers Inc and two former Cleveland staffers, Sheldon Strauss and Stephen Weinberg, with defrauding investors through unauthorized trades. Strauss allegedly placed clients in highly speculative margined stocks, prompting 42 counts amid a broader probe of about 150 complaints.

Cleveland Cuyahoga County Weinberg Corporation Shearson Lehman Strauss Holderman

Oil futures rise on Friday as Middle East stalemate drags on

Wholesale gasoline and crude oil prices gained in trading as buyers returned despite the ongoing Middle East stalemate. Light sweet crude rose 55 cents on the New York Mercantile Exchange to close the week at 27.32 dollars per barrel for October delivery.

New York Middle East New York Mercantile Exchange

Oil shortage avert plan by IEA amid Gulf crisis

Paris AP reports members of the International Energy Agency agreed to work together to avert oil shortages from the Persian Gulf crisis. IEA senior officials said the threat to supplies had eased as OPEC production hikes expected to counteract the U N boycott of Iraq and Kuwait.

Paris International Energy Agency IEA OPEC U.N Iraq Kuwait

Gas Prices Rise but Fuel Demand Holds Steady

Drivers head to family barbecues this Labor Day weekend despite higher pump prices. Bud Case paid 26.13 to fill a camper in Charleston West Virginia as AAA cites self serve regular at 1.307 per gallon. The group notes a 2 percent drop in travel but blames no single fuel cost.

Bud Case Charleston W.va American Automobile Association AAA

Union can collect fair share dues at University of Cincinnati

A federal judge allows the University of Cincinnati union to keep full dues from six non union secretaries and clerks while arbitration is sought. The six allege payroll deductions fund lobbying. about 1,280 workers are covered with 850 members and 115 non members qualify for a 10 percent reduction.

Cincinnati University of Cincinnati Rubin Service Employees International Union Don Mooney Mooney

Former P G top executive to lecture at Miami University

Retired Procter & Gamble chairman John Smale will co teach marketing strategy and administrative policy at Miami University in Oxford Ohio He will present six lectures to two classes this semester Smale earned a Miami degree in 1949 and will not be paid for teaching He remains P G s executive committee chair and faced a P G Folgers coffee boycott issue in class

Oxford, Ohio Procter & Gamble Co John Smale Miami Smale Fortune 500 P&g John Walton Walton Folgers

Ex-Lobbyist wins suit against cable TV operator

A Cuyahoga County jury awarded Greg Groves 5.4 million in damages from North Coast Cable of Cleveland. Groves charged CEO Lee C. Howley Jr. reneged on a 5 percent stake for securing Cleveland's cable franchise. The verdict was described as a vote for truth and minority investors. North Coast vowed to appeal.

Cleveland Cuyahoga County Lee C. Howley Jr North Coast Groves Richard Markus

RTC to hire contractor cops to watch S and L sales

The Resolution Trust Corp plans a special 20 member contractor police team this fall to oversee hundreds of failed thrift sales. Spokeswoman Kate Spears said the group will watch for possible corruption as RTC sells billions in S and L assets.

Washington Resolution Trust Corp RTC S&l Kate Spears

Chrysler workers accept buyouts in mass exit

Hundreds of Chrysler Corp. union workers took buyouts aimed at cutting costs and avoiding layoffs. The Friday reduction, likely around 600 employees, occurs during negotiations for a new national labor contract with the United Auto Workers as Chrysler battles financial difficulties.

Detroit Chrysler Corp Chrysler United Auto Workers Union

Gulf crisis hits shipping industry stocks worldwide

The Persian Gulf crisis has battered shipping stocks as insurers raise war zone premiums and crews seek hazardous duty pay. Analysts report a confused market with some indexes down about 25 percent since Iraq invaded Kuwait on August 2.

Oslo Norway Iraq Kuwait Lloyd’s List International London

Travel rush strains airline reservation systems

Travel agents nationwide faced unprecedented grid lock as a autumn fare deadline and higher jet fuel charges slowed or crashed reservation computers. Tens of thousands of callers jammed lines while some systems jammed or refused service and wait times exceeded 30 minutes to access booking information.

New York

Penney under fire over anti-hunting kids clothing

Michigan's largest conservation group attacks J C Penney for marketing boys' apparel with an anti-hunting message. Executive director Thomas Washington calls the ad outrageous while Penney says a decision on the merchandise will be made next week.

Lansing, Mich Michigan J.C. Penney Co. Inc Thomas Washington Michigan United Conservation Clubs Penney Duncan Muir

AT&T workers in Kuwait amid Iraq invasion crisis

AT&T workers in Kuwait were targeted by security measures as the U S and White House scrambled for information during Iraqs invasion. AT T crisis center prepared an escape plan for dozens of employees amid the sudden crisis.

Newark White House Iraq Kuwait At&t American Telephone & Telegraph Coemployees U.S Kuwait City Herb Linnen

Markets Slip Slow Amid Labor Day Weekend Trading

The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 21.04 to 2,614.36 as markets slowed for the Labor Day weekend. Bond prices were mixed in a quiet session, currencies mostly firmer, gold down, and various futures across commodities showing mixed movements.

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