THE WASHINGTON POST Wednesday, February 3, 1982  
Augusta County, Va., for $28 million. The Verona facility manufactures industrial air conditioners. McQuay is in the heat transfer and refrigeration business. Charles Tambomino, who will run the plant for McQuay, said all of the 700 employes at the plant will be retained.</br></br>Borrowing a local colloquialism and some fashion-industry salesmanship, Goodwill Industries Inc. in Baltimore will sell its version of designer jeans under thåÇ& label ÛÏWilly Wear.Û</br></br>Starting today. Goodwill IndustriesÛª 12 Baltimore-area used-clothing stores will sell blue jeans with blue-and-gold labels bearing the local nickname for the nonprofit organization.</br></br>ÛÏItÛªs kind of our light-hearted gallop into the world of designer jeans,Û said Lois Miller, a spokeswoman for Goodwill. The labels, made by a local firm for 23.5 cents apiece, are being sewn on the back pocket of the jeans. ÛÏWilly WearÛ will cost $3.69 to $6.39 a pair.</br></br>CHEVRON CLOSING: Chevron Chemical Co. will close its Oden-ton, Md., synthetics manufacturing plant and put 595 employes out of work because of a dismal financial picture, a company spokesman said. Michael Marcy linked the closure to a sagging market for synthetics, poor location and an inadequate production capacity.