Bethlehem Steel chief defends executive pay and bonuses
Bethlehem Steel president A B Homer testifies before the Senate subcommittee arguing incentive bonuses and director pay are sound and approved by stockholders. Kefauver notes ten year totals of payouts and salaries, while Homer cites lower dividend payout and planned board expansion to curb future payments. He also defends the director system as protecting lender and customer interests amid a price rise.
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Connecticut Egg Market Faces Decline and Stable Mediums
The Connecticut egg market shows continued weakness for Extra large eggs with prices down two cents per dozen while Mediums rise two cents. Large remains steady as quotations for Grade A eggs to retailers in cartons list Extra large 62 to 66 cents, Large 60 to 64 cents, and Mediums 50 to 54 cents per dozen.
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