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Articles in August, 1990 issue of Crain's Cleveland Business

• Van Dorn replaces president of big plastic machinery unit. (William G. Pryor of Van Dorn Co. assumes presidency Van Dorn Plastic Machinery Co., replacing Wolfgang Liebertz)
  by Vernyi, Bruce
• Economy healthy; experts here foresee region outpacing U.S.
  by Prizinsky, David
• Who owns the block? (Lakewood, Ohio)
  by Miller, Jay
• Performance has Twin Valu parent eyeing more stores. (Super Valu Stores Inc.)
  by Mooney, Barbara
• CEO Swank sees Edgell sidestepping Ch. 11 risk (Richard B. Swank of Edgell Communications Inc.)
  by Mooney, Barbara
• Riverside Construction plans penthouse office space in Flats.
  by Bullard, Stan
• Aerospace firms' orders fuel $4m Voss expansion. (Voss Industries Inc.)
  by Prizinsky, David
• White's tax abatement plan may boost historic buildings. (Cleveland Mayor White proposes property tax abatement policy including restoration of historic buildings)
  by Bullard, Stan
• Attorney Jim Kline flying high as Continental comic.
  by Lipka, Julie
• Ernst & Young bolsters its Cleveland presence.
  by Connole, Jon
• Suburbs boost 3rd Federal's strong growth. (Third Federal Savings and Loan Association)
  by Shingler, Dan
• Tightening up: city law firms yank on belts in softer times. (Cleveland law firms see reduced legal work)
  by Myers, Ken
• Universe Bulletin launches crusade to attract ads. (Catholic Universe Bulletin, through Marketing Directors Inc. campaigns for advertising)
  by Mooney, Barbara
• Davis complex to target Solon industrial market.
  by Bullard, Stan
• Recession worries rise amid Iraq crisis.
  by Prizinsky, David
• Star Bank at Playhouse Sq. may be 1st of 5 new branches.
  by De Lafuente, Della
• Bell lobbies Capitol Hill for access to cable TV; company's CEO gets cool reception to appeal. (Edward F. Bell)
  by Lowe, Roger K.
• Bell to offer automated meter reading for utilities. (Ohio Public Utilities Commission approved Ohio Bell Telephone Co.'s request to use phone lines for automated meter-reading service for utilities)
  by Connole, Jon
• Just where is Alltel's home? (Alltel Corp. moving its headquarters to Little Rock, Arkansas)
  by Connole, Jon
• Busy Southwest Gen'l seeks OK for $7.5M hospital expansion.
  by De Lafuente, Della
• I-X joins 'war of the roses'; Home & Flower Show will face spring challenger. (Cleveland Home and Flower Show, National Home and Garden Show, International Exposition Center)
  by Mooney, Barbara
• Jarrett tends to job despite ouster rumors. (Jerry V. Jarrett, Ameritrust Corp.)
  by Mooney, Barbara
• Galaxy Corporate Center grows in $2M second phase. (Real Estate Watch)
  by Bullard, Stan
• Equitec faces Commerce Pk. foreclosure. (Equitec Properties Co.)
  by Bullard, Stan
• Minority, female firms get big share of airport pacts.
  by Lipka, Julie
• Crisis muddles Cleve. Trencher pact with Iraq.
  by Prizinsky, David
• Society adds financing wrinkle: will broker commercial mortgages. (Society National Bank will provide developers with mortgage brokerage services for long-term commercial real estate loans)
  by Bullard, Stan
• Ohio Bell begins to restructure, cut 1,000 jobs.
  by Connole, Jon
• Demand heats up for cold storage.
  by Lipka, Julie
• Owners of Flats industries irked by development plan. (Flats Hub Master Plan)
  by Ashyk, Lori
• Falling market offers takeover shield for Ameritrust.
  by Shingler, Dan
• Tight budget won't deter Ameritrust Center plans.
• McMonagle leaves behind heavy asbestos caseload. (Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Judge James McMonagle vacates seat, as Judge Joseph McManamon takes over)
  by Connole, Jon
• Stouffer's pullout a setback for $52-million Flats plan.
  by Ashyk, Lori
• Victor R. Browning maneuvers to sell out to avoid liquidation.
  by Prizinsky, David
• 600 of 800 eligible take early retirement option at Centerior. (Centerior Energy Corp.)
• Stick-up Yule tree offers off-the-wall decoration. (GM Plastics of Mentor's new product, polystyrene, wall-mounted Christmas tree)
  by Prizinsky, David
• Weak second-quarter reports reflect economy's slip. (Ohio's public companies reported earnings dropped to $706.2 from $796.6m)
  by Lipka, Julie
• Nestle setting up its own clinic to cut health costs. (Nestle Enterprises Inc.)
  by De Lafuente, Della
• Blacks chip at country club walls; membership bids trickle in for a few prominent figures.
  by Connole, Jon
• East side brokerage scene gets new player. (Egar Associates Inc.)
  by Bullard, Stan
• Gateway to begin sorting out design work candidates. (sports complex)
  by Bullard, Stan
• Ohio House investigates oil company regulation. (Ohio House Select Committee to Investigate Gasoline Price Increases)
• Local bankers working to meet CRA guidelines. (Community Reinvestment Act)
  by Pross, Maureen N.
• Clinic unveils TV ads; in a first, clinic hopes to lure the not-so-famous. (Cleveland Clinic Foundation)
  by Monney, Barbara
• OBES projects area economy to create 65,000 jobs in 90s. (Ohio Bureau of Employment Services)
  by Prizinsky, David
• M.A. Hanna names VP of marine services. (Garth W. Henry)
• No kidding about new cards; Amer. Greetings' Kid Zone targets working parents.
  by Mooney, Barbara
• Rubloff loses buildings; Grubb & Ellis gains. (Rubloff Inc., Grubb & Ellis)
  by Bullard, Stan
• Group to probe investing tack of private pension portfolios. (an advisory group to the Department of Labor investigates investments of pension funds)
• Assoc. Estates pulls Longwood out of blight. (Associated Estates Management Corp.)
  by Bullard, Stan
• $2 million made Edgell parting a little easier. (Robert Edgell of Edgell Communications)
  by Myers, Ken
• Baby boom: Liggett-Stashower pulls out all the stops for Evenflo's disposable bottle campaign.
  by Mooney, Barbara
• Strike at two Cliffs ore mines perils 1990 operating results. (Cleveland Cliffs Inc.)
  by Prizinsky, David