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Articles in October, 1993 issue of Crain's Cleveland Business

• City pact may secure local Society unit. (Society Corp.'s deal with the city of Cleveland, Ohio)
  by Shingler, Dan
• PVC makers under gun: Geon rallies opponents of proposed phase-out of chlorine compounds. (polyvinyl chloride)(Geon Co.)
  by Mooney, Barbara
• Growth along Route 91 continues, shifts to south.
  by Evans, Julie
• Manco crafts charge into children's market. (Manco Inc.)
  by Thompson, Chris
• On a Wall St. roll; analysts cheer Goodyear's Davis for improving investor relations. (Dianne Davis of Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co.) (Finance Monday)
  by Jurek, Ken
• Market gets sporty: light trucks hottest thing in leasing. (Wheels '94) (Industry Overview)
  by Bohn, Joseph
• Flats company returns fire: asphalt firm targets critics with lawsuits. (G.R. Osterland Co.)
  by Thompson, Chris
• SBA clean-up promised; Action vowed on minority support plan. (US Small Business Administration) (Small Business)
  by Mooney, Barbara
• Custom-Pac plan for plastic pallets needs pricey tastes. (Custom-Pac Extrusions Inc.)
  by Mooney, Barbara
• Closed Minn. mine may open door for local firms. (National Steel Co.)
  by Thompson, Chris
• Silverman's in Ch. 11. (Silverman's Discount Department Store filed for bankruptcy protection)
  by Thompson, Chris
• High purchase prices boost leasing's appeal. (automobile leasing) (Wheels '94) (Industry Overview)
  by Bohn, Joseph
• Switch makes steel prices weightier. (LTV Steel Company Inc.)
  by Prizinsky, David
• Huntington may lure HQ of East Ohio. (East Ohio Gas Co. headquarters)
  by Bullard, Stan
• Reform may spark MetroHealth metamorphosis. (MetroHealth Medical Center)
  by Santiago, Raquel
• Flexibility increases appeal of leasing. (automobile leasing) (Wheels '94) (Industry Overview)
  by Bohn, Joseph
• LDI revs up plan for retail growth. (LDI Corp.)
  by Thompson, Chris
• '94 budget has no raises for 56 Centerior execs. (Centerior Energy Corp.)
  by Thompson, Chris
• Comfort Inn on tap at old Keg & Quarter.
  by Bullard, Stan
• McDonald & Co. Sr. VP will take job in Toledo. (David Bryan senior vice president is leaving McDonald and Company Securities) (Finance Monday)
  by Shingler, Dan
• GM moves put squeeze on stampers. (General Motors Corp.)
  by Prizinsky, David
• Shopping pays off: auto manufacturers' leasing 'specials' can provide attractive rates and terms. (Wheels '94) (Industry Overview)
  by Bohn, Joseph
• Sifco lawsuit alleges fraud in asset sale. (SIFCO Industries Inc.)
  by Thompson, Chris
• WEK rides with Honda; giant honors molder, but prize is orders. (WEK Plastics Inc.)
  by Prizinsky, David
• Small business mood ring is back to showing blues.
  by Mooney, Barbara
• New recipe at Pierre's: will distribute non-ice cream products. (Pierre's French Ice Cream Co.)
  by Harrison, Kimberly P.
• Mr. Coffee plans new line here; HQ still in doubt. (Mr. Coffee Inc.)
  by Harrison, Kimberly P.
• Fate of banks rests on right moves: NCB won't follow Society's gambit for nat'l presence. (National City Corp.; Society Corp.)
  by Thompson, Chris
• Only room for 1; Goodrich pits plants here, in Tenn. against each other.
  by Prizinsky, David
• Municipal bond disclosure rules could become tighter. (Finance Monday)
  by Zolkos, Rodd
• Care pays off: choice of options affects vehicle cost, resale value. (Wheels '94) (Industry Overview)
  by Bohn, Joseph
• Bookstore taps downtown. (Assorted Book Co.)
  by Bullard, Stan
• Hands off healthcare, readers tell president. (Bill Clinton's healthcare reform proposal)
  by Santiago, Raquel
• Indy securities firm buys Reserve Capital. (Raffensperger Hughes & Co. merges with Reserve Capital Group Inc.)
  by Shingler, Dan
• Travel agents spread wings in quest for diversification.
  by Mooney, Barbara
• A Damsel for distress. (Leaseway Transportation CEO Richard A. Damsel)
  by Thompson, Chris
• Roaring into '94: Northeastern Ohio dealers expect new models to keep sales rolling. (Wheels '94) (Industry Overview)
  by Harrison, Kimberly P.
• Primus III fund gets bit closer to launch.
  by Shingler, Dan
• Rubin to buy, rehab Puritas Pk.; $3MM project would expand shopping center. (Peter Rubin; Puritas Park Shopping Center)
  by Bullard, Stan
• Details can be downfall of would-be consultants. (business consultants) (Small Business)
  by Wolf, Carol
• Recruiter plans global growth via video. (Management Recruiters Inc.)
  by Harrison, Kimberley P.
• Centerior stock slips after analyst's report. (Centerior Energy Corp.; McDonald and Co Securities analyst Nancy Benacci)
  by Thompson, Chris
• Leasing still attractive to small firms. (automobile leasing) (Wheels '94) (Industry Overview)
  by Bohn, Joseph
• All roads lead to Streetsboro now. (Ohio's industrial boom town)
  by Wolf, Carol
• Small business goes TQM; expectations of customers prompt move. (Total Quality Management)
  by Mooney, Barbara
• Retailers hope Santa's bag is bulging again.
  by Harrison, Kimberley P.
• With rates low, firms examine cash on hand. (Finance Monday)
  by Wolf, Carol
• Kanner 'family' filling up space. (Pubco Corp. Chairman Robert Kanner)
  by Bullard, Stan
• Making things clear: contract laws need update as leasing popularity rises. (automobile leasing) (Wheels '94 ) (Industry Overview)
  by Bohn, Joseph
• Municipalities intensify battle to lure businesses.
  by Wolf, Carol
• Workload up for affirmative action advisers. (Personnel Strategies Inc.) (Small Business)
  by Mooney, Barbara
• Lender cuts 2nd deal to keep Kanex alive. (Kanex America Inc.)
  by Thompson, Chris
• Mortgage companies grabbing market share. (Finance Monday)
  by Shingler, Dan