Oil prices break $18 barrier as markets rally
Oil prices rose for a second day with May WTI crude closing at 18.09 on the New York Mercantile Exchange. Heating oil and unleaded gasoline posted gains while seven year Treasury yields fell to 8.44 percent. AT&T chief James Olson temporarily steps down after surgery, Robert Allen assumes duties. Albert Casey named to lead First Republic Bank in Dallas, replacing Gerald Fronterhouse amid a regulator led recapitalization shakeup. C. G. Taylor, 89, designer of the Taylor Cub, dies in Houston after Parkinsons disease.
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Stocking warning triggers recall alongside international finance moves
The Consumer Product Safety Commission urges removal of teddy bear and pearl ornaments from Le Roi stockings sold by Princeton Hosiery Mills due to choking hazards when detached. Hewlett-Packard seeks Tokyo Stock Exchange listing with Daiwa sponsorship. Canada to privatize 45 percent of Air Canada while retaining 55 percent. Allis-Chalmers to sell its air quality unit to Snyder General for 245 million dollars. Primerica completes sale of 81 percent of Musicland for about 330 million, noting two Cedar Rapids stores.
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Musicland
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CNW Officials See No Hope for Labor Deal Before Strike
Chicago and North Western officials say they are no longer optimistic about averting a strike set for April 22 that could idle about 41,000 Chicago commuters and disrupt freight. The UTU rejected CNW concessions after mediation failed, leaving unilateral work rule changes possible after a 30 day cooling off.
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Stock market climbs to post crash high on Tuesday
The Dow Jones rose 14.09 to 2110.08 as the week’s rally neared 130 points. NYSE volume was light at 140.4 million shares with 879 up, 621 down, 471 unchanged while S P indices gained and oil stocks led a broad advance amid OPEC supply actions.
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Bondy on Money Bond funds have advantages over bonds
Bond funds offer liquidity simple pricing and easy monitoring versus individual tax exempt bonds. Diversification is accessible with small investments and fund pricing is daily. While single state tax exempt issues can be triple tax exempt, funds often yield less than select individuals but provide advantages that many investors value.
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Ford chairman's 87 bonus tops 2.8 million
Ford Motor Co. Chairman Donald E. Petersen received 2.8 million in bonuses for 1987 plus a 929,934 salary. Vice Chairman Harold A. Poling had 2 million in bonuses and 808,697 in pay and benefits. The proxy statement shows 247.9 million in bonuses to 5,166 executives, averaging about 48,000 each, amid a 4.6 billion profit and 9.05 per share.
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United Nations Condemns Apartheid in 1961 General Assembly
On this date in 1961 the United Nations General Assembly voted to condemn apartheid, the South African policy of racial segregation, highlighting international opposition to racial discrimination and calls for social equality.
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