Investors brace for muted start as GM and Bank One disappoint
Markets drift higher as investors tolerate weak first quarter results from General Motors and Bank One. IBM posts a solid rise with 16 percent earnings growth enabling a Dow gain while Vilsack cancels a Cuba trade mission over dissident crackdowns. Cargill reports third quarter earnings up 52 percent driven by cocoa and deicing salt business. Major plant sites listed in Iowa and multiple states.
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Diesel cut may boost soybean oil demand
The Bush administration proposed cutting non-highway diesel pollution by over 90 percent, targeting off-road engines and fuels from 2008 to 2014 with 99 percent sulfur reduction. Soybean growers say biodiesel from soy could rise demand for soy oil while preserving engine safety and reducing emissions. The plan aims to prevent thousands of deaths and respiratory problems by 2030 and invites public comment.
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Roasters Coffee House brings fresh roasts to Hiawatha
Hiawatha welcomes Roasters Coffee House at 1059 North Center Point Rd. owners Mike Pierce and Shirley Hilton roast small batches on premises using partly automated gear. The shop offers daily flavored coffees and diverse beans from Seattle with selections like Columbian El Toro Supremo Kenyan AA and Sumatra Lintong Superior. They plan future wholesale growth and feature local art and music.
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Tokheim Corp Closes Doors After Bankruptcy Lows
Fort Wayne Ohio indiana company Tokheim Corp founded in Cedar Rapids in 1901 ends operations after repeated losses. The firm sold in 1994, assets bought by Dresser Wayne’s parent in 2000, with further bankruptcy filings and restructuring. Tokheim Co remains Marion based.
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Rockwell Collins Wins $30 Million U K Contract Subcontract
Rockwell Collins (UK) Ltd named subcontractor on VT Merlin Communications DHFCS program to modernize U K defense high frequency communications. The $30 million role covers hardware and systems support for a 15 year effort across the three armed services. VT Merlin holds a $345 million overall contract to operate and sustain the high frequency network.
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Cedar Rapids Community Foundation Holds 2003 Annual Meeting
The Greater Cedar Rapids Community Foundation meets today at Theater Cedar Rapids to present four grant funded projects. Highlights include Cultural Corridor Web calendar by area cultural alliances, People and Places of Oakhill Jackson by Cornell College and Grant Wood Elementary, Low Vision Services by Aging Services, and Veterans Memorial Stadium project by Kernels Foundation. President Dan Baldwin outlines plans after fall meetings with 66 nonprofit directors to boost grant impact.
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