Cogeneration cuts energy costs for Georgia-Pacific mills
Georgia-Pacific reports that burning sawdust and bark to generate heat and electricity reduces fossil fuel use and electricity costs at pulp and paper mills. Since 1972 the energy consumed per ton of paper declined by 42.7 percent, highlighting cogeneration as a major power source in the industry.
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Atlanta
Georgia- Pacific Corp
Radon Warnings Prompt Home Testing Advice
Radon a radioactive gas from uranium decays enters homes via basement cracks and openings. Midwest Living urges homeowners to test for peace of mind, noting tests are inexpensive and simple. Charcoal canisters are placed in basements for days and analyzed in labs, but pick testing services carefully to avoid fraud.
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Midwest Living Magazine
Sun exposure risks for skiers and beachgoers
University dermatologist says skiers face UV damage from high altitude and snow reflection, recommending SPF 15+, protection for nose ears and eye area, sunglasses with full UV, and sunscreen 15 minutes before outdoors. Eyelids burn, cataract risk noted. A separate New Year survey finds men priority fitness goals and women prioritizing saving money.
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New York
James Leyden
University of Pennsylvania
Leyden
Avon Products
Scottsdale, Ariz
Summit
Boyd Jefferies Sheds Grasp On Fast Lane Of Trading
Ex broker Boyd L Jefferies now spends days with federal investigators and defense lawyers after pleading guilty to securities violations. He remains wealthy with homes in Indian Wells and Aspen but faces up to ten years in prison and fines. His career with Jefferies & Co once grew to 400 employees with a global footprint.
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New York
Boyd L. Jefferies
Los Angeles
Jefferies
Ivan F. Boesky
Jefferies & Co
Manhattan
GAF Corp
Benson & Hedges
Indian Wells
Calif
Aspen
Colo
Linn
UCLA
London
Retail outlook remains cautious for 1989, says retailers
New York reports a cautious mood after a surprisingly strong Christmas season. Kmart and Carter Hawley Hale expect 1989 sales to roughly match 1988 with 4 to 7 percent growth possible for the industry, while analysts disagree on the pace of improvement as retailers gather in New York for the NRMA convention.
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New York
Orren Knauer
Kmart Corp
Kmart
Knauer
Carter Hawley Hale Stores Inc
Bill Dombrowski
Dombrowski
National Retail Merchants Association
Walter Loeb
Morgan Stanley & Co
Loeb
Cedar Rapids Business and Civic Events Schedule This Week
A week of business briefings and speakers in Cedar Rapids covers topics from tax and revenue law to weather, finance, and information management. Notables include Equitable Life Insurance talk on split dollar plans, Chamber breakfast events, and technical sessions at local hotels and centers.
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Cedar Rapids
National Association of Accountants
Roosevelt Hotel
Sally Eggleston
Bics Banking System
Jeff Heemstra
Jeff Textor
Arthur Young and Co
Midwest
Association For Information and Image Management
CityCenter
Denny Frary
Kcrg-Tv
National Management Association
Cedar Rapids Metro
Cedar Rapids Executives Association Inc
Armstrong’s
Cedar Room
John Artis
Kennedy Senior High School
Cedar Rapids Public Relations Associates
Steve Daeschner
William Rainbow
Tom Ecker
Educational Services Center
Second Ave
Northeast
Iowa
American Society of Mechanical Engineers
Jim Stickney
Government reviews rural air service cutback plan
Washington authorities confirm possible changes to the Essential Air Service program as budget limits push the plan to curb subsidies for 150 small-city routes. Lawmakers from West Virginia Kansas and others press for relief while officials indicate no final decision yet and an announcement may come early next week.
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Washington
Department of Transportation
Department
Jay Rockefeller
D-W.va
Pat Roberts
R-Kan
Kansas
Hal Paris
Iowa firm recalls Gummy Pacifier candy in Black Forest line
Foreign Candy Company Inc. issues a nationwide voluntary recall of its Gummy Pacifier candy sold under the Black Forest label. The product resembles a real pacifier and lacks a mouth guard raising choking concerns. callers are asked to return items to Rural Route 1 Box 37A Hull Iowa 51239. No incidents have been reported in four years of marketing.
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Hull, Iowa
Foreign Candy Company Inc
Bill Vanhorssen
Box
Hull
Iowa
Vanhorssen
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