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Articles in July, 1991 issue of Crain's Cleveland Business

• Maval steers into profits. (Maval Manufacturing Inc., remanufacturer of foreign cars' steering gears) (company profile)
  by Prizinsky, David
• Hughes' politicking moves to new arena. (Robert Hughes of Robert E. Hughes & Associates)
  by Bullard, Stan
• Cleveland market facts. (Supplement)
• Prognosis looks bad for Revco Ch. 11 plan. (Revco D.S. Inc.'s Chapter 11 bankruptcy case)
  by Mooney, Barbara
• One-time head shop finds 1991 a bummer. (low sales of boutique store, The Shoppe) (company profile)
  by Bullard, Stan
• Capital office added by Ciuni & Panichi. (accounting firm expands to Columbus)
  by Shingler, Dan
• LTV's legal tab growing fast. (LTV Corp.'s bankruptcy hearings)
  by Thompson, Chris
• His formula's correct, be it for wine or steel. (Paul Cantwell, metallurgist at LTV Steel Co., makes wines at his Old Mill Winery on weekends)
  by Beal, Eileen
• Concord buys Wickliffe inn. (Concord Hotels Inc.)
• Bill would inflict hospital pain. (hospitals giving medical care for the needy to be given tax-exempt status)
  by de la Fuente, Della
• Union Carbide struggling to sell downtown building.
  by Bullard, Stan
• North Point hearing postponed. (hearing to appoint receiver to run North Point office complex of the Equitable Life Assurance Society of the U.S.)
  by Bullard, Stan
• Not like father, this son. (Scott Roulston, new CEO of Roulston & Co.)
  by Shingler, Dan
• Drilling out urban decay. (Larry Kassouf, Mayor White's development czar)(Cleveland)
  by Bullard, Stan
• LTV Steel to try steel price boost.
  by Prizinsky, David
• Van Dorn deal may produce Far East sales. (Van Dorn Plastic Machinery Co.)
  by Prizinsky, David
• Charter firm partners float an electronic billboard boat.
  by Mooney, Barbara
• Pot o'gold takes some searching. (venture capital firms in Ohio)
  by Miller, Jay
• Parent looking to sell Day-Glo, analysts say. (Nalco Chemical Co.; Day-Glo Color Corp., Robert Bartels, a securities analyst) (company profile)
  by Prizinsky, David
• West Side plant closes; buyer talks proceed. (Wyman-Gordon Co.'s casting plant)
  by Prizinsky, David
• Heavy burden. (Greater Cleveland hospitals have $1.16 billion in debt)
  by de Lafuente, Della
• Invacare ads focus on consumer market. (wheelchair maker's advertising campaign portrays disabled in a positive light)
  by Mooney, Barbara
• Majestic Steel moving to Bedford Heights. (Majestic Steel Service Inc.)
• Grand plan takes wing. (Burton Morgan and David Brennan plan international freight airport, trade zone near Ravenna, Ohio)
  by Shingler, Dan
• Gateway mulls digging tunnel to Tower City. (Gateway Economic Development Corp.'s plan to connect stadium and arena to Tower City Center)
  by Bullard, Stan
• American Greetings girds for annual meeting. (yearly stockholders meeting)
  by Mooney, Barbara
• BP giving local health program worldwide scope. (British Petroleum Co. plc; BP Group Center for Health Promotion of the BP America Inc.; health promotion program of Patricia Turk Horvath)
  by Beal, Eileen
• Renaissance space lures Cragin Lang. (relocation to Renaissance at Playhouse Square office building)
  by Bullard, Stan
• Ferro to travel with Kaufman. (Kaufman Travel wins travel contract of Ferro Corp.)
  by Mooney, Barbara
• Juggling fire and ice. (Joe Kulis of Kulis Inc.)
  by Thompson, Chris
• Offering his opinion. (Alfred D. Tutela joins Facilities Management Systems consulting firm)
  by Ashyk, Lori
• Ideas make entrepreneur a 'young' 75. (Burton Morgan)
  by Shingler, Dan
• Cleve. Clinic revamps home care program. (Cleveland Clinic Foundation; Cleveland Clinic Home Care Services Inc.)
  by De LaFuente, Della
• Driving toward upturn? (automobile suppliers see signs of economic recovery)
  by Prizinsky, David
• LTV hopes to come clean. (LTV Steel Co.'s environmental policy)
  by Prizinsky, David
• LTV's moments of truth. (hearing of bankruptcy case in U.S. Bankruptcy Court)
  by Thompson, Chris
• Getting back into the game. (Erin Management Co. reopens Commerce Park I)
  by Bullard, Stan
• Hannan sells Westown Plaza. (Hannan 110 L.P.; Westown Square Shopping Plaza)
• Lead paint makers face mounting litigation. (class-action suits against Sherwin-Williams Co. and Glidden Co. on lead-based paints)
  by Prizinsky, David
• Putting on fresh face. (Atrium Office Plaza owners plan renovation of building exterior despite foreclosure proceedings)
  by Bullard, Stan
• Benesch selects exec partner. (law firm Benesch, Friedlander, Coplan & Aronoff names Allan Goldner executive partner)
  by Bullard, Stan
• Healthcare's move to home growing fast. (rapid growth of the home healthcare business)
  by Pross, Maureen H.
• A breath of fresh air. (Hupp Industries Inc.'s expansion)
  by Prizinsky, David
• Cleveland Mag hopes Harmon rides to rescue. (founding publisher Lute Harmon returns to Cleveland Magazine to reverse sagging ad sales)
  by Mooney, Barbara
• LTV eyes hiring consultant linked to competitor USX. (Blackstone Group L.P., an investment banking firm being considered by LTV)
  by Thompson, Chris
• Osborne increases thrift investment. (Richard Osborne; First American Savings Bank)
• N. Point in jam. (foreclosure case filed against Lakeside Associates limited partnerships, owners of North Point Tower office building)
  by Bullard, Stan
• Their words were golden. (four Greater Cleveland congressmen received $70,000 for speaking fees)
  by Lowe, Roger K.
• LTV creditors drop pension fund appeal. (bankruptcy appeal for pension fund)
  by Thompson, Chris
• LTV creditors pushing PBGC to settle case. (Pension Benefit Guaranty Corp.)
  by Thompson, Chris
• Blue Cross adds suds, smokes to portfolio. (Blue Cross & Blue Shield of Ohio's investment activities)
  by De Lafuente, Della
• Golem leaves Kemper group. (Dennis Golem, senior vice president of Kemper Securities Group)
  by Shingler, Dan
• Accounting to boost Centerior earnings. (Centerior Energy Corp.)
  by Thompson, Chris
• Advantix to offer ticket alternative.
  by Mooney, Barbara
• Creditors foreclose on lakefront hotel. (York Federal Savings and Loan Association files foreclosure action against Plaza Lakefront Hotel)
  by Thompson, Chris
• Raises racing inflation. (rate of wage and salary increases in Ohio)(includes related article)
  by Jurek, Ken
• Banc One looks good as suitor; stock gives it edge in Ameritrust race. (planned bank acquisition)
  by Shingler, Dan
• Magazine estimates team financials. (Financial World)
  by Miller, Jay
• Moving to Macedonia: Norandex 1st tenant in new park. (Macedonia Business Park will house the new headquarters of Norandex Inc.)
  by Bullard, Stan
• Facing up to AIDS. (Ohio hospitals formulate policy)
  by LaFuente, Della de
• Wetlands mire Lorain developers. (Lorain County)
  by Jurek, Ken
• PD managers ready strike test edition. (The Plain Dealer newspaper)
  by Mooney, Barbara
• Blue Line looks east; bill would fund study of extention to Figgie project. (Regional Transit Authority's rapid transit system to reach Figgie International Inc.'s planned real estate development in the eastern suburbs)
  by Bullard, Stan
• Regional-minded Hahn Loeser targets Cincy. (law firm Hahn Loeser & Parks wants to expand into the Cincinnati market)
  by Shingler, Dan
• Dombcik departs investment firm. (Jerry Dombcik leaves Gelfand, Dombcik & Geist)
  by Shingler, Dan
• 2 investors may rescue Wyman-Gordon.
  by Prizinsky, David
• What's next for NCB? (National City Corp.'s planned takeover of Ameritrust Corp.)
  by Shingler, Dan
• DeBartolo managing Gr. Northern. (Edward J. DeBartolo Corp.; Great Northern Mall)
  by Bullard, Stan
• Two Norton's eateries go into recivership.
  by Mooney, Barbara
• Sweeping IPO profit at Royal: 11 shareholders may collect $33MM. (Royal Appliance Manufacturing Co. goes public with stock offering to net $33 million for current shareholders and $37 million for the company)
  by Shingler, Dan
• Leaseway talks rolling again. (Leaseway Transportation Corp.; debt restructuring plan of bankers and bondholders)
  by Thompson, Chris
• Plaques fete Browns' monumental history. (Milano Monument Inc.'s management) (company profile)
  by Thomas, Beth