Candidates shunning Bables for campaign support in Region
The Region scene shows candidates avoiding Bables as they seek campaign backing. Names Guthrie and Wythe appear in the District A and B races, with minor figures like Graham, Gile, and Dupont noted among local contenders. Elections loom as tension rises in local political circles.
Weekend Forecast Then A Drizzle Chance
Saturday expect partly to mostly cloudy skies with a light drizzle. High around 62 degrees. Tonight, clouds bring a chance of drizzle or a shower. Low near 54.
Week's gain and mixed market amid rally pause
The Dow Jones average fell 0.56 to 1877.81, trimming the week’s advance to 45.55 points after a four session rally. Florida defense attorney Richard Essen defends drunken drivers, prompting criticism from detractors who question his role in freeing killers. Vol. 91, No. 305.
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Florida
Richard Essen
Mr. Essen
$3.63 Million TEDDI Loans Approved for El-Tech and Eastern Vault
Jersey Princeton report on the Treasurer's Economic Development Deposit Incentive program approving $3.63 million in loans Friday. El-Tech Research Corp. receives $2,150,000 to buy a 64 percent stake in Brick Street building, with First Community Bank handling the loan. Eastern Vault Co. also benefits under the TEDDI package.
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Princeton
El-Tech Research Corp
Eastern Vault Co
El-Tech
James Manchin
Eric Cummings
Engineering and Economics Research Inc
Reston
Manchin
Cummings
Brick Street
First Community Bank
El-Tech chief in Princeton coordinates plant opening
El-Tech Research Corp chief Eric Cummings said plans for a January plant opening in Princeton are advancing. He noted a more than $2 million TEDDI loan commitment secured from State Treasurer A James Manchin and bank financing nearing completion.
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Princeton
Eric Cummings
el- Tech Research Corporation
Cummings
Engineering and Economics Research, Inc
Reston
El-Tech Research
State
A. James Manchin
First Community Bank
British and Syrian diplomats sever relations after rupture
Britain and Syria sever diplomatic relations after Britain accuses Syria of complicity in a plot to blow up an Israeli jet. The Syrian ambassador leaves London while Britain restores its ambassador home. Lebanon and Australia to represent interests. The United States and Canada back Western measures against Syria.
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London
Britain
Syria
Loutfallah Haydar
Roger Tomkys
Tomkys
Damascus
Lebanon
Australia
Soviet Union
Hafez Assad
United States
Canada
Banks hold line on bad loans in West Virginia
A study by Sheshinoff Rating Services ranks West Virginia among the top five states for declines in non performing loans. WV banks reported 2.2 percent bad loans, below the national 2.87 percent average, with a 2.8 percent drop from December 1985 to June 1986. Bank executives cite conservative lending and prudent borrower judgment amid layoffs and strikes.
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Charleston
West Virginia
Sheshinoff Rating Services
Austin
Texas
Wyoming
North Carolina
Richard Cooley
Dominion Bank
Bluefield
Ron Kennett
First National Bank of
Kennett
John Burdiss
First Community Bank
Princeton
Burdiss
Agenda rift stalls talks in strike at GTE Phone Mart
On day one of a labor strike between General Telephone Co and CWA Local 2276 negotiators failed to agree on first proposals. GTE says wage talks will wait while job classification changes and out of district lunch pay are settled. CWA chief cites company proposals as the sticking point.
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General Telephone Co
Communication Workers of America
Bland Street
Swatts
CWA
Charlie Sharader
Phone Mart
GTE
Shrader
Two California firms chosen for ATF jet prototypes
Lockheed and Northrop selected to design prototypes of the advanced tactical fighter to compete for a 750 aircraft contract valued at 40 to 50 billion dollars. Lockheed leads with Boeing and General Dynamics. Northrop with McDonnell Douglas. General Dynamics wins 633 million to modify 270 F 16As for homeland defense.
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Los Angeles
California
Lockheed
Northrop
Luke Skywalker
America
Boeing
General Dynamics
McDonnell Douglas
Air Force
Edward Aldridge
United States
Northrop Corp
Pentagon
ATF
Savings bonds rate cut sparks buying rush
The government cut the minimum guaranteed savings bond rate from 7.5 to 6 percent effective today, prompting a Friday buying spree as small savers rush to banks for the higher yield before the cutoff. Banks report widespread demand and large denominations, while advisers say the bonds remain sensible for tax advantages.
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Washington
U.S
Richard Cooley
Dominion Bank of
Bluefield
First National Bank of
First Community Bank of
Princeton
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