Amherst couple buys Cartridge Wiz franchise in town
David and Laura Shullick began their own Cartridge Wiz store in Amherst after researching the franchise with CEO Ken Bysel. The Walnut Creek California origin, four stores nationwide, and local services include affordable branded cartridges, compatibles, cash back on returns, and free delivery for business orders.
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Laura Shullick
Ken Bysel
Oklahoma
David Shullick
California
Walnut Creek
Calif
Florida
Wiz
Shullicks
Cartridge Wiz
Carl Sullenberger
Chronicle
Lack of students closes Machining Institute
Akron Machining Institute, a long running trade school founded in 1981, closed July 31 due to low enrollment after decades of shrinking manufacturing. 15 employees laid off and 29 students sought new training as NTMA officials noted few local jobs.
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Akron Machining Institute
Dave Sattler
Akron
National Tooling and Machining Association
Dick Walker
NTMA
Fort Washington
Ohio
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Ohio State Board of Career Colleges and Schools
National Machining Organization
Akron Institute
Akronis
Walker
Santa Fe Springs
Calif
University of Alcon
U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
Neil Mann Jr
Allen Aircraft Products
Ravenna
Ohio worker finds new path with federal trade aid program
Dan Sponangle, jobless after UBE Automotive closure, trains as a paralegal with Trade Adjustment Assistance. The program helps manufacturing workers displaced by international trade with up to two years of training and extended benefits. Ohio has faced extensive job losses since 2000, and TAA funding expires Sept. 30 with proposals to broaden coverage to service workers.
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UBE Automotive
Dan Sponangle
Ohio
Sponangle
U.S. Department of Labor
Sinclair Community College
Dayton
Taa
Julie
Jamilee
Congress
Ford Motor Co
Batavia
Say Advocates
U.S
Max Baucus
D-Montana
Avon Products Call Center
Springdale
Policy Matters
Michigan
Rick McHugh
Midwest
Employment Law Project
Ontario
United Auto Workers Local 2332
Jon Honeck
Honeck
Mortgage help unlikely as lawmakers argue over solutions
Washington lawmakers push multiple mortgage relief ideas and hearings but reach no consensus on foreclosures. Senate plans include a $100 million earmark in the Transportation Housing and Urban Development bill to aid nonprofit housing groups refinancing homeowners.
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Conn
Senate Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs Committee
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Senate
Bush
Dodd
White House
U.S
Transportation Housing and Urban Development Departments
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