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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 2009

Page

18

Wall Street Dips on Banks Worries After Mixed Results

U S market slips as Morgan Stanley and Capital One disappoint. Dow falls about 1 percent to 7886.57, S&P 500 down 6.53, Nasdaq up 2.27 as Wells Fargo posts solid quarter earnings of 2.38 billion dollars on 21 billion revenue.

Morgan Stanley Capital One Financial Corp Standard & Poor

Terex posts first quarter loss amid revenue decline

Terex Corp, parent of Terex Cedarapids, reports a first quarter net loss of 74.9 million or 79 cents per share on revenue of 1.30 billion, down from 2008's 163.3 million net income and 2.36 billion sales. Oil prices rise as U.S. supplies swell and demand weakens. Benchmark crude settles at 48.85 dollars per barrel despite growing oil stockpiles.

Terex Corp Terex Cedarapids Westport Conn U.S New York Mercantile Exchange

Buy Here Day Declared in Johnson County

Johnson County officials and city leaders join the Iowa City Area Chamber of Commerce to celebrate Buy Here Day. The proclamation urges locals to shift 5 percent of out of area spending to Johnson County to boost economic vigor. Nancy Quellhorst notes Buy Here in its second year.

Coralville Iowa City North Liberty Johnson County Board of Supervisors Buy Here Johnson County

IMF Warns Global Recession Deepest Since Great Depression

The IMF projects the global economy will shrink 1.3 percent in the year, with up to 4 trillion dollars in lost output. It cites unemployment rising by tens of millions, hunger and homelessness, and calls for continued fiscal stimulus and infrastructure spending to blunt the downturn. IMF chief economist Olivier Blanchard warns recovery may not arrive until 2010 or 2011.

Washington International Monetary Fund IMF Olivier Blanchard U.S Barack Obama Germany Blanchard Allen Sinai Decision Economics U.S. Treasury Timothy Geithner

Frugal moms embrace cloth diapers to save money

The Associated Press reports to save on rising costs some parents switch from disposable to reusable cloth diapers. Danielle Tassin of Covington Louisiana spent about 300 dollars on cloth diapers for two children and expects net savings of hundreds compared with weekly disposable diaper costs. High profile users including Julia Roberts Maggie Gyllenhaal and Dave Matthews are noted supporters. The cloth diaper niche is estimated at about 200 million dollars annually.

Heather Krupa Madeline Circle Me Lincoln Neb Anna Jo Bratton Associated Press Danielle Tassin Covington Caite Mackey Mackey Susie Arevalo Julia Roberts Maggie Gyllenhaal Dave Matthews Stuart Schneider Kimberly-Clark Corp

Sage brings insulation boost to ISU Solar Decathlon entry

Sage Companies of Cedar Rapids insulated Iowa State University Interlock House with Biobased Spray Foam for the Solar Decathlon. The 800 square foot house uses solar radiant floor heating and will be on display in Ames Saturday from 3 to 5 p.m. before competing in Washington, D.C. in October alongside twenty other teams.

Dave DeWitte Gazette Sage Companies Cedar Rapids Iowa State University U.S. Department of Energy ISU Ames Iowa Patrick Shey Sage Shey Ron Heggebo Tom Podzimek Washington National Mall University of Colorado

From Stability to Edges of Homelessness in California

Caliup a 55 year old single mother of two in Culver City California faces eviction after debt spiraled to over 25000 from rising rent and collapsing commissions. She may move to Hawthorne and sell her Highlander while her daughter could switch schools next year. Her story highlights looming housing insecurity amid economic downturn.

Caliup Macy’s Culver City Calif Inglewood Calluo Hawthorne el Segundo High School

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