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  LDS Businessman McFerson's Role In Columbus Community
Dimon R. McFerson has played a major role in the civic affairs of central Ohio since 1992. He single-handedly decided to build a private arena in downtown Columbus to secure a National Hockey League expansion team. As chairman of the board of Ohio's Center of Science and Industry, McFerson oversaw the center's move to its current location on the Scioto riverfront. Despite the fact that his retirement will take place at the end of the year, McFerson plans to remain active in community service.

  Mormon Businessman To Be Honored By ADL
Mormon businessman Ron Jones will be honored next month by the national interior furnishings and design division of the Anti-Defamation League. The organization will honor Jones, 57, for his leadership in making his employees aware of and resist hatred, bigotry and prejudice. The award will be presented at the division's dinner next month.

  Nationwide CEO McFerson Announces Long-Planned Retirement
Dimon R. McFerson, Chairman and CEO of Nationwide, today announced he would retire from his post effective the end of year 2000, devoting greater time to his life's commitments.



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