The Blade (Toledo, OH) articles from September 2003

The Blade (Toledo, OH) archives from September 2003

Retirement Expectations of U.S. Workforce Shift amid Changing Ecomony.
September 2, 2003

Travel Industry Hopes for Fall Rebound after Lousy Summer.
September 2, 2003

Bowling Green, Ohio, Municipal Utility Funds Construction of Two Wind Turbines.
September 2, 2003

FirstEnergy Say Many Factors Were Responsible for Blackout.
September 3, 2003

AFL-CIO Labor Federation Targets Toledo, Ohio, for Overtime Ads.
September 3, 2003

Early Footage to Be Included in Owens-Illinois Inc. Documentary.
September 3, 2003

Man in Paulding County, Ohio, Embezzling Scandal to Be Sentenced.
September 4, 2003

Court Officials Expect Northwest Ohio Bankruptcies to Set Record in 2003.
September 4, 2003

Ohio Agriculture Officials Worry about Invasive Apple of Peru Weeds.
September 4, 2003

Toledo, Ohio, Hockey Club Says Tax Liens Are in Error.
September 5, 2003

Shop Now for Natural Gas, Consumer Groups in Ohio Urge.
September 5, 2003

Perrysburg, Ohio, Businessman Accused of Stealing $3.9 Million from Trusts.
September 6, 2003

With Deregulation, More Power Transmitted over Greater Distances in U.S.
September 7, 2003

Two Toledo, Ohio-Area Real Estate Companies Now Sell Title Insurance.
September 7, 2003

Negotiations Continue on Free Trade Agreement for Central America.
September 7, 2003

Economic Slowdown, Layoffs Hurt Day-Care Businesses in Toledo, Ohio.
September 9, 2003

Toledo, Ohio, Residents Cling to Low-Tech Typewriters as Computer Age Grows.
September 9, 2003

Small Grocery Owners in Toledo, Ohio, Area Outline Survival Plan.
September 9, 2003

Former Toledo, Ohio, Trust Bank among Firms that Must Pick Up Unclaimed Funds.
September 10, 2003... Byline: Gary T. Pakulski Sep. 10--Thousands of dollars await firms such as National City Bank, Columbia Gas of Ohio, and even the former Toledo Trust bank in unclaimed-fund accounts at the U.S. Bankruptcy Court office that includes Toledo....

Toledo, Ohio, Jeep Workers, Management Hold Talks Daily.
September 10, 2003

Monroe, Mich.-Based La-Z-Boy Names Furniture Veteran as New President.
September 10, 2003

Officials at Monroe, Mich.-Based La-Z-Boy Silent on Abrupt Change in CEOs.
September 11, 2003

Archbold, Ohio-Based Furniture Maker Sauder to Expand to Brazilian Market.
September 11, 2003

Historic Toledo, Ohio, Home Sells for Neighborhood-Record $450,000.
September 11, 2003

Dana Corp. CEO Hospitalized Due to Pancreatitis.
September 12, 2003

FirstEnergy Amends Financial Reports for 2002, First Half of 2003.
September 12, 2003

Four of UAW's Negotiators Come from Toledo, Ohio-Area Plants.
September 12, 2003

Securities, Exchange Commission Wants to Know More about FirstEnergy Report.
September 13, 2003

Northwood, Ohio, Canning Company Emphasizes Innovation, Improvement.
September 14, 2003

Maumee, Ohio, Mall Getting Makeover before Being Built.
September 14, 2003

Retirement Developments Trading Shuffleboard for Roller Blading.
September 14, 2003

Bidding War Heats Up for Dayton, Ohio-Based Deportment Store Chain.
September 16, 2003

Tentative Deal between UAW, Chrysler Covers Pensions, Wages and Health Care.
September 16, 2003

Toledo, Ohio, Officials Adopt Seven Initiatives to Promote Technology.
September 16, 2003

Toledo, Ohio-Area Manufacturing Activity Posts Strong Jump in August.
September 16, 2003

Federal Rules on Ozone Pollution Could Restrict Toledo, Ohio-Area Factories.
September 16, 2003

Toledo, Ohio, Plant Likely to Escape Closure in DaimlerChrysler, Union Pact.
September 17, 2003

Toledo, Ohio-Area Apple Harvest Expected to Be Sweet, Colorful.
September 18, 2003

Toledo, Ohio, Auto-Parts Plant Must Compete to Avoid Sale by DaimlerChrysler.
September 18, 2003

Head of Toledo, Ohio, Economic Development Group Leaves to Take Michigan Job.
September 19, 2003

UAW Contract with DaimlerChrysler Keeps Toledo, Ohio, Plant Open.
September 19, 2003

Ohio Extends Life Expectancy Rates in Bid to Lower Insurance Premiums.
September 19, 2003

New Union Contract Boosts DaimlerChrysler Workers' Pay, Drug Co-Payments.
September 19, 2003

More Toledo, Ohio-Area Residents Buying Generators after Blackout.
September 21, 2003

Employees Wanting to Change Jobs in Sluggish Economy Should Proceed Cautiously.
September 21, 2003

The Blade, Toledo, Ohio, Personal Business Column.
September 23, 2003

About 50 Workers to Lose Jobs at BP Chemical's Nitrogen Plant in Lima, Ohio.
September 24, 2003

Troubled Mall in Toledo, Ohio, Seeks to Rebound with New Name, Image.
September 24, 2003

Auto Union to Consider Two-Tiered Wage Structure.
September 25, 2003

Auto Workers at Toledo, Ohio, Chrysler Plant Approve Contract.
September 25, 2003

Auto Group Takes Over Toledo, Ohio, Chrysler Dealership.
September 25, 2003

FirstEnergy Faces 14 Lawsuits over Earnings.
September 26, 2003

Expert Tells Toledo, Ohio, Audience Car Makers Must Stay Lean, Agile.
September 26, 2003

General Dynamics Tank Plant in Lima, Ohio, to Receive $155 Million Grant.
September 27, 2003

Toledo, Ohio, Supermarket Inventory Shrinks after Food Town's Demise.
September 28, 2003

Toledo, Ohio, Sees Surge in Women Homebuyers as 'Her Home' Magazine Debuts.
September 28, 2003

Patriot Act Raises Costs for Toledo, Ohio, Mutual Fund Investors.
September 30, 2003

The Blade, Toledo, Ohio, Personal Business Column.
September 30, 2003

DaimlerChrysler to Build 'Stretch' Jeep Wranglers in Toledo, Ohio.
September 30, 2003