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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1986

Page

3

LTV Filing Sparks Industry Alarm On Possible Bankruptcies

Analysts warn LTV Corp's Chapter 11 may not be its last for the steel sector as Bethlehem Steel could be next. LTV assets total 2.06 billion with 1.5 billion in liabilities. 57 000 employees affected across LTV Steel and related units amid weak shipments and rising imports. The Steelworkers union plans court moves to safeguard 30 000 active or laid off workers and 61 000 retirees.

Dallas LTV Corp Bethlehem Donald Barnett LTV LTV Steel Co Bethlehem Steel Corp Barnett U.S New York LTV Steel LTV Aerospace and Defense LTV Energy Products Raymond A. Hay Lynn Williams United Steelworkers of America Richard Dowdell Steelworkers Local 1033 Chicago

Lawmakers Near Tax Overhaul Bargaining Start

Washington AP congressional negotiators clear preliminary talks on a landmark tax overhaul aiming to finish by summer. Leaders Dan Rostenkowski and Bob Packwood press for middle income relief while ironing out differences and IRA treatment amid White House caution.

Washington Dan Rostenkowski D-Ill House Bob Packwood R-Ore Congress White House Rostenkowski Packwood Senate Reagan

Congress votes to reaffirm Gramm Rudman budget cuts

The House approves a joint resolution 339 to 72 with Senate voice votes reaffirming $11.7 billion in Gramm Rudman spending cuts last March. President Reagan expected to sign after Supreme Court ruled the prior method unconstitutional. Senators say the move tests the law and sustains deficit targets for 1987 while plans to raise the debt limit are discussed.

Washington Gramm-Rudman House Senate Reagan Supreme Court Bob Dole R-Kan Senate Budget Committee Pete V. Domenici Rn.m Phil Gramm R-Texas Warren Rudman R-N.h Ernest F. Hollings D-S.c Congress White House

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