Local man named advertising chief for B W parent firm
Phillip R Miracle of Medina has been named director of external communications for J Ray McDermott Co the parent of Babcock Wilcox in Barberton He will oversee advertising product promotion community relations contributions and the corporate TV center near Barberton Miracle is a 1953 Wadsworth High School graduate with a Kent State journalism degree 1957 He joined Babcock Wilcox in 1975 as PR manager for Power Generation and previously served as assistant VP advertising for Westfield Companies
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Phillip R. Miracle
W. Smith Rd
Medina
J. Ray McDermott & Co
Babcock & Wilcox
Barberton
Miracle
Wadsworth High School
Kent State University
Power Genration Group
Westfield Companies
Promotions and awards span Medina professionals and firms
Gary Hallman advances to vice president of commercial lending at Old Phoenix National Bank. Flo Hollenbaugh elected president of the Association for Practitioners in Infections Control for 1979. Dick Rickard earns Outstanding Salesman of the Year at Jack Chester Realtor Inc. and posts over $1 million in first-year sales. Frank Wohlschlager retires after 30 years at Columbia Gas Medina station. Frank Varga wins a $3 million Landmark investment award. Ron Miller presides over Century 21 Maitland Real Estate awards with top honors to Carol Whitam, Mary Worcester, and Jay Wisheart. other million dollar winners include Larry Baran, Jean Branscomb, and Joann Turner.
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Old Phoenix National Bank
Gary Hallman
Hallman
Medina Chamber of Commerce
Community Chest
YMCA
Citizen’s Advisory Committee
Flo Hollenbaugh
Heather Lane
Medina
Association For Practitioners In
Hollenbaugh
Southwest General Hospital
Dick Rickard
Jack Chester Realtor, Inc
Rickard
Rustic Rock
Chippewa Lake
Columbia Gas Transmission Corp
Frank J. Wohlschlager
Wohlschlager
Ohio Fuel Gas
York Station
Ron Miller
Century 21 Maitland Real Estate, Inc
Carol Whitam
Mary Worcester
Jay Wisehart
Larry Baran
Jean Branscomb
Joann Turner
Medina Chamber Plans Two Business Seminars
The Medina Area Chamber of Commerce announces two seminars for area businessmen. A Safety Council seminar led by Al Leitzow is slated for late February or early March. A second seminar on commercial and industrial security is planned by the Medina Police Department and FBI, with Ken Dukes of Old Phoenix Bank coordinating.
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Medina
Chamber
Medina Area Chamber of Commerce
Safety Council
al Leitzow
Medina Police Department
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Medina Chamber
Ken Dukes
Old Phoenix Bank
MONY unveils inflation linked life policy
Mutual of New York introduces the Consumer Price Index Whole Life Policy to offset rising living costs. The policy allows coverage to increase with the CPI, with Rob Rapp of Lance & Co. Insurance handling the Medina area.
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Medina — Mutual of New York
MONY
Medina
Rob Rapp
Lance & Co. Insurance
OPEC price hike filters to Medina County fuel market
Campbell Oil Co. raised wholesale prices by 1 cent per gallon after a 5 percent OPEC increase, with General Manager Robert Dewy citing direct impact. Jim Patneau of Free Oil Co. notes diffuse cost shifts and no immediate local effects yet. analysts foresee 2-3 cent gasoline rises in 3-6 months and potential unleaded shortages amid federally controlled prices.
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Medina
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
Campbell Oil Co
Medina St
Sunoco Oil
Medina County
Robert Dewy
OPEC
Jim Patneau
Free Oil Co
N. Court St
AMOCO
Standard Oil of
Indiana
Patneau
Iran
United States
Dewy
OPEC price hike may indirectly curb inflation say economists
A 14.5 percent rise in crude prices by OPEC could harm the U S economy yet some economists see potential disinflationary effects. The logic suggests a weaker dollar prompts Fed to raise rates, tightening credit and possibly deepening a recession.
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Donald C. Bauder
OPEC
U.S
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
Federal Reserve
Monetarists debate OPEC price impact on inflation and policy
Economists split over how an OPEC price rise affects inflation and policy. Some fear a monetization risk if the Fed prints money to offset higher costs, risking a renewed inflation surge. Others see possible disinflation in the short term but warn of recession and a hard landing if tightening overshoots.
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Jeffrey Nichols
Wall Street
Argus Research Corp
Fed
OPEC
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