BREAKING NEWS

BREAKING NEWS
Delphi, IUE agreeon attrition plan
DELPHI CORP. announced late Friday night that the company has reached agreement with the International Union of Electrical Workers and General Motors Corp. on a special hourly attrition plan, which includes early retirements along with pre-retirement opportunities and buy-outs for eligible employees. GM has agreed to provide financial support under the proposed plan, the company said. The plan enables a more rapid transformation to a reduced labor cost structure across Delphi's U.S. manufacturing operations. The plan, which is subject to bankruptcy court approval, provides financial incentives for certain types of retirements and permits the transition of up to 3,200 IUE-represented Delphi employees to GM for retirement.
SCHOOL
Online entrepreneurs
TWO WESTMINSTER College graduates turned a competition victory into a successful online business.
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RELIGION
Churches minister to skateboarders
SOME CHURCHES, eager to bring more youths into their folds, are welcoming teen skateboarders onto their lots.
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OPINION
Relative fuel costs
COMPARED with what they were nearly 25 years ago, today's gas prices are a bargain, a columnist writes.
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BUSINESS
Plant splits products
THE CANTAR/POLYAIR plant in Youngstown is being split into two parts -- one focusing on pool products and the other on foam sheets for packaging.
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ENTERTAINMENT
Capsule film reviews
CHECK this week's list of capsule reviews of films that are playing in our region.
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SPORTS
Stricker leads Open
STEVE STRICKER took the lead in the U.S. Open in New York on Friday.
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