Crain's Cleveland Business

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Articles in April, 1992 issue of Crain's Cleveland Business

• Ease competitive rules, phone companies to ask. (Public Utilities Commission of Ohio)
  by Thompson, Chris
• Bush, Clinton line up donors. (George Bush, Bill Clinton; campaign funds)(includes list of local fund-raisers)
  by Bullard, Stan
• Souvenir sales fail to climb with Cavs. (Cleveland Cavaliers)
  by Wehner, Beth Thomas
• Steel price slide portends profits, peril.
  by Prizinsky, David
• Office vacancy dips in suburbs: landlords gain strength in bargaining. (Cleveland) (Real Estate Guide)
  by Bullard, Stan
• Attention to detail pays dividends: Nunes Construction wins contractors' accolades. (EOC Award Honorees ) (Company Profile)
  by De LaFuente, Della
• Clinic takes cue from banks. (Cleveland Clinic to install 36 Pyxis Medstations, drug dispensing systems, that resemble automated teller machines)
  by De Lafuente, Della
• Feeling comfortable in its niche; Lorain County Bank likes controlled growth. (Finance Monday)
  by Van Vliet, W. James
• Lab tests checking out: VA pathologist using bar codes to speed patients' test results. (Veterans Affairs Medical Center of Cleveland's Yun S. Kwak)
  by De Lafuente, Della
• St. John puts off layoffs; alternative ways to cut costs sought. (St. John and West Shore Hospital of the CSA Health Network Inc.)
  by De LaFuente, Della
• City pressuring lenders; seeks financing for Playhouse Sq. hotel, MidTown.
  by Shingler, Dan
• 'Tale of two weeklies' may end for one. (Edition; City Reports)
  by Thompson, Chris
• Security helps sell office space. (Real Estate Guide )
  by Jurek, Ken
• Venture funds push on; credit crunch generates opportunities. (venture capital companies) (Finance Monday) (Industry Overview)
  by Shingler, Dan
• Blue Coral sees coating hiking sales. (car surface coating and sealant)
  by Prizinsky, David
• Merchants ponder future. (retailers at Severance Town Center)
  by Mooney, Barbara
• Bill proposes privatization of Medicaid. (House Bill 659)
  by De Lafuente, Della
• 2 units split off from Point Group. (American Office Systems, Point Business Machines Inc.)
  by Thompson, Chris
• Housing deal gives rise to Glenville incubator. (business incubator)
  by Bullard, Stan
• Recipe a winner. (Couch's Country Style Sausage Inc.) (EOC Award Honorees)
  by Mooney, Barbara
• Lumitex cut free; investors buy Hanna subsidiary. (M.A. Hanna Co.; A. Malachi Mixon III, Invacare Corp.'s president and chief executive officer, and Maynard Murch, M.H. Maynard Co.'s president)
  by Prizinsky, David
• Kapco takes initiative: Kent firm integrates disabled into work force.
  by Rosenberg, Arnie
• CDs' slip in popularity benefiting stock brokers. (certificates of deposits) (Finance Monday) (Industry Overview)
  by Johnston, Christopher
• UH, CWRU ponder link-up agreement: pact could lead to citywide med research network. (University Hospitals of Cleveland; Case Western Reserve University)
  by De LaFuente, Della
• Proxy fight looming: investors battle management for Horizon seats. (Horizon Financial Services Inc.)
  by Shingler, Dan
• Defense pay center to get 300-plus jobs. (Defense Finance and Accounting Service)
  by Prizinsky, David
• Why 'the diamond man' lost the Midas touch. (Larry J.B. Robinson)
  by Thompson, Chris
• G.A. cuts cause worry: merchants fear more crime, falling sales. (General Assistance benefit suspended for six months in Cuyahoga County, Ohio)
  by Wehner, Beth Thomas
• D-day for note holders? Transohio high-yield debt may be worthless if deadline is missed. (Transohio Savings Bank)
  by Shingler, Dan
• Economic report ups grade for Ohio.
  by Prizinsky, David