Conoco Stockholders Stand To Make Profit
Conoco stockholders in West Virginia stand to gain as bids for the firm rise. Analyst John Busconi notes about 1,517 residents own Conoco shares locally, with 603,000 shares held statewide. Some bought in the low 60s. others hold for potential higher takeovers amid offers around 90 plus, as stock closed near 85.50 on the NYSE.
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Charleston
W.va
John Busconi
West
Busconi
Concoco
Conoco
New York Stock Exchange
du Pont Co
Tax-Cut Clash Splits House and Senate Actions
The Democratic led House Ways Means Committee backs Reagan's three year tax cut with a year three inflation limit of under six percent after a 23 to 12 vote. Senate blocks extra oil industry relief and aSocial Security minimum. House approves 63.3 billion 1982 HUD NASA NSF VA and other agency bill amid veto threats. Voting Rights Act extension cleared in Judiciary panel. CIA inquiry and energy dispute delayed as White House reviews documents.
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House Ways Means Committee
Reagan
House
Senate
Lloyd Bentsen
Texas
Capitol
Department of Housing and Urban Development
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Environmental Protection Agency
National Science Foundation
Veterans Administration
Selective Service System
Reagan Administration
Senate Intelligence Committee
Justice Department
CIA
William J. Casey
Casey
Energy
James Edwards
Congress
White House
Edwards
Union Oil Co
Colorado
Judge Rejects Dismissal in Hillside Strangler Case
Los Angeles AP judge Ronald George refused to dismiss 10 Hillside Strangler murder charges against Angelo Buono. The ruling endorses proceeding to trial, citing sufficient evidence and the right to a jury verdict. Buono, cousin of Kenneth Bianchi, has admitted to multiple related killings and faces separate sex charges to be tried later.
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LOS Angeles
Angelo Buono
Ronald George
District Attorney's Office
Kenneth Bianchi
Buono
George
Washington
Ash apologizes to committee for misusing power
Senator Gerald W. Ash presiding as cochairman apologized to the Government Operations Committee for misusing its power to aid another interim group. He blamed a verbal clash with Senator William L. Gilligan after a Sunday closed session and cited an incident at the state Industrial School for Boys at Pruntytown.
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Charleston
W.va
Gerald W. Ash
Preston
Government Operations Committee
Ash
Cochairman
William L. Gilligan
R-Tyler
Sen. Gilligan
Ralph Williams
D Greenbrier
State Industrial School For Boys
Pruntytown
Summit Ends With Partial Economic Progress Toward Global Talks
Ottawa hosts a seven nation summit led by President Reagan to address high interest rates and aid for the world’s poor. Officials report progress on North-South dialogue and potential global negotiations while noting divisions over measures to curb inflation and energy reliance on Soviet gas. Japanese Prime Minister Suzuki praised U.S.-Japan relations as the final day began.
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Ottawa
Reagan
Chateau Montebello
Canada
U.S
Pean
United States
Britain
France
West Germany
Italy
Japan
Europe
Soviet Union
Hemisphere
Allan MacEachen
Zenko Suzuki
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Urchase
Aigner Childrens Sandals
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