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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1988

Page

19

Banks Agree to $50 Million Revolver to Revco During Reorganization

Wells Fargo Bank and Marine Midland Bank commit $25 million now and a further $25 million later upon court approval to keep Revco D S management in charge during Chapter 11 restructuring. Revco filed for bankruptcy protection on July 28 after missing a $46 million interest payment on junk bonds from its 1986 LBO.

Wells Fargo Bank Marine Midland Bank Revco D.S Federal Bankruptcy Court Drug Chain Revco

IBP Reports Safer Plants Despite OSHA Fine

IBP Inc states four meatpacking plants passed detailed safety inspections per state and federal officials in its 1987 annual report. The firm challenged OSHA’s $2.59 million Dakota City headquarters plant record-keeping fine, disputing the alleged unreported worker injuries.

IBP Inc IBP Robert L. Peterson OSHA Dakota City Peterson

Purina Mills to close Omaha dry feed mill after storm damage

Purina Mills will shut its Omaha dry feed mill due to July 15 storm and tornado damage estimated near one million dollars. The move cuts 28 jobs and shifts capacity to Lincoln and Sioux City plants, with displaced workers offered help and consideration for openings at other Purina sites.

Purina Mills Omaha Lincoln Sioux City Purina

Productivity slips for US firms in Q2 1988

The Labor Department reported a 1.7 percent drop in productivity for US businesses in the second quarter of 1988, the first decline since 1986 and the steepest since 1981. Output had risen 3.4 percent in the prior quarter.

Labor Department

New York Shrimp Recall by Queen O The Ocean

The FDA announced a recall of certain precooked frozen shrimp from Queen O The Ocean Inc. of Jamaica New York after routine sampling found potentially harmful bacteria. The product was distributed in the New York City area in five pound bags, six per carton, with lot number 8955.

The Food and Drug Administration New York Queen ‘O’ the Ocean Inc Jamaica N.Y New York City

Bank board should bar 444 walking dead S and Ls from new loans

Freeze urged at a Washington news conference that the Federal Home Loan Bank Board bar 444 insolvent savings and loan institutions from issuing new loans. He argued some price loans below peers and offer higher deposit rates, squeezing healthy lenders.

Charles Koch National Council of Savings Institutions Washington Federal Home Loan Bank Board S&ls

Fed money supply broadest measures rise in week

The Fed reports M2 climbed to 3024.6 billion from 3023.4 billion in the week to July 25. M3 advanced to 3822.4 billion from 3819.6 billion. M1 rose to 781.8 billion from 781.3 billion.

Federal Reserve Board Fed

Brokers indicted in first racketeering case against Princeton-Newport staff

A 35 count federal indictment charges racketeering and mail and wire fraud against Princeton-Newport Partners of Princeton New Jersey executives James S. Regan Jack Z Rabinowitz Charles M Zarzecki Paul Berkman Steven B Smotrich and Drexel Burnham Lambert Inc. former employee Bruce L Newberg in Beverly Hills California. The case marks the first racketeering indictment against employees of Princeton-Newport.

Princeton-Newport Partners Princeton N.J Drexel Burnham Lambert Inc Beverly Hills Calif James S. Regan Princeton-Newport Jack Z. Rabinowitz Charles M. Zarzecki Paul Berkman Steven B. Smotrich Bruce L. Newberg Drexel

Beach to lead Boulder Teleconnect contract agency

Al Beach executive vice president of Teleconnect resigns to operate a Boulder Colorado contract agency with his wife Barb opening September 6. Beach will serve as the lltl agent for Teleconnect Agency Program TAP and bring extensive long distance experience to the new local venture.

al Beach Teleconnect Co Cedar Rapids Telecommunications Company Boulder Colo Clark McLeod Teleconnect Beach Long Distance Iowa Nebraska

New earth pinning wall rises at Mount Vernon Road site

A 25 foot retaining wall being built for the Gallery Restaurant at Mount Vernon Road and 30th Street SE uses earth pinning. The German method drills 25 foot holes grouts them with concrete sets a reinforcing rod and fills the hole with concrete. Foreman Phil Hoffman grouts hoses while Bob Dixon and Scott Rumfjord of Jaques Co. Des Moines operate the drilling machine. architect Leo Peiffer says the combined restaurant and gallery will open later this year.

Gallery Mount Vernon Road 30Th Street SE United States Germany Phil Hoffman Bob Dixon Scott Rumfjord Jaques Co Des Moines Leo Peiffer

Social Security offers new personal earnings and benefit statements

The Social Security Administration will mail free, detailed statements showing future monthly benefits for retirement disability and survivors. Eligible workers under 65 who paid taxes can request SSA-7004 by phone or mail. the service aims to clarify personal stakes in the program and improve understanding of benefits.

Washington Social Security Administration Reagan Social Security Dorcas R. Hardy Hardy

Stocks slip as Quaker leads declines on mixed market

The Dow closes down 7.47 at 2126.60 after an earlier gain as NYSE volume falls. Quaker Oats drops to 52 1 2 amid takeover rumors with the firm seeking investigations. Longview Fibre and General Mills also slide while GTE rises on dividend and buyback news.

Iowa Quaker Oats NYSE Securities and Exchange Commission Longview Fibre General Mills General Motors International Business Machines Exxon American Express GTE Insilco Kmart Sears Roebuck J.C. Penney

LaWare Confirmed to Federal Reserve Board Seat

Boston banker John P. LaWare won Senate confirmation to the Federal Reserve Board by a 90 to 3 vote. He will serve a 14 year term through January 31, 2002, earning $82,506 annually as one of seven Reagan appointees on the board. LaWare has led Shawmut Corp. as chairman and CEO since 1980.

Washington Senate Boston Bank John P. LaWare Federal Reserve Board LaWare Reagan William Proxmire D-Wis Banking Committee Reserve Board Shawmut Corp Boston

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U.S. Dept. of Labor Freeze Quaker Sears Associated Press and Gazette Perpetual Savings Cedar Rapids Second Avenue SE Perpetual Financial Group Lindale First Avenue Westdale Williams Boulevard Iowa City Clinton Street
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