Michigan promotion targets Ohio business growth with ads
Michigan Economic Development Corp launches a 400000 dollar campaign in Cleveland to lure Ohio business expansions. The ads, running Aug 23 to Sept 30, feature testimonials and aim to reshape Michigan’s image beyond autos, signaling cross border competition and regional economic ties.
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Cleveland
Buckeyes
Wolverines
Michigan
Ohio
Jim Tobin
Michigan Economic Development
Ohio State
Toronto
Bill Marohn
Whirlpool Corp
Akron man accused in multi million dollar swindle
AP report says Eric Bartoli and three partners allegedly piloted an international mutual fund scam enriching themselves while funding projects in northeast Ohio three years ago. Federal investigators and the SEC pursue claims of as much as 125 million in investor losses across farm rehabs and political fundraisers.
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AKRON
Ohio
Akron Beacon Journal
Eric Bartoli
Securities and Exchange Commission
Woman Remains in Serious Condition After Cleveland Area Crash
A North Ridgeville woman, Shelly Quintana, 23, remained in serious condition at MetroHealth Medical Center in Cleveland after a two car collision Sunday at Gore Orphanage Road and Route 18. Justin Becker, 19, of Wellington, refused treatment at the scene and no charges were filed as troopers continued an investigation. An unrelated crash Friday sent Chris Mills, 28, of Oberlin, home from MetroHealth after a Saturday I 90 guard rail crash near Route 57. three other passengers, including driver Crystal Meier, 21, were treated for minor injuries.
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Cleveland
North Ridgeville
Shelly Quintana
MetroHealth Medical Center
Quintana
Gore Orphanage Road
Gore Orphanage
Justin Becker
Wellington
Oberlin
Chris Mills
Mills
Crystal Meier
Lorain
Millennium Might Extend Will to Live at Death’s Door
Sick people draw strength to reach a hoped for event as year 2000 nears. Sociologist David P. Phillips notes mortality dips before holidays like Passover and rises after. Dr. David Agile cites mood effects on heart attack risk. Sister Rita Costello describes postponing death as a gift from the Lord observed in patients awaiting loved ones.
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Cleveland
The
Plain Dealer
David P. Phillips
University of California At
San Diego
Phillips
David Agle
Agile
Rita Costello
Costello
New Life Hospice
Elyria
Portland
Ore
OSU Fights to Preserve Cleveland Clinic Branch Plan
Ohio State University faces possible cuts to medical student numbers and state subsidies if a Cleveland Clinic based branch medical school plan fails. The deal, negotiated by Dr. Bernadine Healy and Dr. Floyd Loop, could force the university to reduce classes by 20 to 30 students and risk over $4 million yearly in funding.
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Cleveland
Columbus Dispatch
Cleveland Clinic
Ohio State
OSU
Columbus
Dispatch
Daniel Sedmak
OSU College of Medicine and Public Health
Bernadine Healy
OSU Medical School
Floyd Loop
Healy
Research Foundation
Gordon Gee
The
American Red Cross
Malone College offers Internet class in physical education
Malone College in northeast Ohio launches five online courses next month including Personal Fitness and Wellness. Instructor Charlie Grimes explains the virtual gym class uses videos and audio for exercises, with journals and online discussions. The 3 credit hour course costs 1020 dollars for part time students and targets older learners seeking flexible, self-motivated fitness study.
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Canton
Northeast Ohio
Malone College
Charlie Grimes
Grimes
Akron Beacon Journal
Malone
Jean Blosser
Blosser
Christian College
Don Murray
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Michigan Economic Development Corp
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Vermision
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Lawait
Millennium
Will
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