Chrysler to raise 1989 model prices in brief
Chrysler Corp. will raise prices on its 1989 models by an average 2.3 percent. Some models like the New Yorker will stay the same, while the Dodge Omni climbs about 8 percent and the Dodge Dynasty LE about 11.2 percent.
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Chrysler Corp
Cedar Rapids Gathers Four From Santa Ana Plant Closure
Collins Defense Communications in Cedar Rapids will gain four workers from the Rockwell International Santa Ana plant shutdown. Of 510 employees, 238 are reassigned. 86 to Dallas, four to Cedar Rapids, two to Salt Lake City, and the rest to other Southern California Rockwell sites. The Santa Ana plant will close by September 30 as part of a consolidation of technologies and programs.
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Collins Defense Communications
Cedar Rapids
Rockwell International
Santa Ana
Calif
Rockwell
CDC
Dallas
Salt Lake City
Utah
California
James R Wolfe CNW Leader Dies of Cancer at 58
James R Wolfe chairman and CEO of CNW Corp died of cancer at 58. He led CNW for nearly 12 years after starting as a railroad lawyer and serving as president and CEO of the Chicago and North Western Transportation Co. He was born November 7, 1929 in Hannibal Missouri and began service with CNW in 1968.
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Chicago
James R. Wolfe
CNW Corp
CNW
Chicago & North Western Transportation Co
Wolfe
Robert W. Schmiege
Hannibal, MO
Wabash Railroad
James E. Wolfe
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad
C&nw
Wal-Mart Reports Higher Earnings in Quarter and Half Year
Wal-Mart Stores posted a 34 percent jump in quarterly profit to 179.6 million dollars, 32 cents per share, from 134.1 million dollars, 24 cents a year earlier. First half earnings rose to 333.2 million dollars, 59 cents a share, as sales reached 9.13 billion dollars.
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Wal-Mart
Wilson Foods rejects Doskocil bid as inadequate
Wilson Foods Corp turns down Doskocil Acquisition offer of 12.50 per share totaling about 115 million. Board cites financial inadequacy and highly conditional terms tied to asset sales to cover debt, while Farmstead Foods workers fear loss of assets. Doskocil has until August 23 to solicit stockholder votes.
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George C. Ford
Farmstead Foods
Cedar Rapids
Wilson Foods Corp
Wilson Foods
Doskocil Acquisition Corp
Oklahoma City
Doskocil Acquisition
Doskocil Companies Inc
Hutchinson
Kan
Doskocil Inc
Doskocil
Farmstead
Smith Barney, Harris Upham & Co. Inc
Wilson’s
Chemical Bank
Jim Coleman
United Food and Commercial Workers
Wilson Foods’ Board of Directors
Wilson
Wilson Executive Board
Coleman
Sharp stock decline hits Iowa markets and peers
The stock market fell sharply after the Fed raised its key lending rate unexpectedly. The Dow closed down 28.27 at 2079.13 in a fourth straight loss with 348 up, 1206 down, and 418 unchanged on NYSE. Eastern Iowa shares mostly declined, with Longview Fibre, Procter & Gamble, Raytheon, and Quaker Oats among losers. banks and industrials also slipped.
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Federal Reserve
Iowa
NYSE
Longview Fibre
Procter & Gamble
Raytheon
Quaker Oats
Money Center
Chase Manhattan
Manufacturers Hanover
J.P. Morgan
IBM
Ford Motor
USX
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Massena
Des Moines
Treasury
Rio Grande Industries Inc
Southern Pacific Railroad
C.R
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Ic&nw
SCI
Ener
Lowa City
Lowa
Associated Press and Gazette
Rockwell International Educations & Training Center
K’s
Rockwell Drive
Nova University
Mary McDonell
Wnova University
Commission On Colleges of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools
Perpetual Savings
Second Avenue SE
Perpetual Financial Group
Lindale
First Avenue
Westdale
Williams Boulevard
Iowa City
Clinton Street
Associated Federal
FSLIC
Associated Federal Savings & Loan Association
Collins Road