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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1984

Page

28

IRS cool toward Massachusetts tax amnesty plan faces opposition

The IRS opposes a federal tax amnesty, warning it could look like special treatment for cheaters, while Massachusetts shows large revenue from a three month amnesty. Advocates say amnesty could boost voluntary compliance and federal revenues, with groups like the American Bar Association urging study.

Washington Massachusetts Internal Revenue Service IRS Jack Warren Wade Jr U.S. Army Wade Arlington Ernie Acosta Roscoe L. Egger Jr Congress House Thomas P. O’neill O’neill Dan Rostenkowski D-Iii Ways and Means Committee Citizen’s Choice Chamber of Commerce of the United States Senate National Taxpayers Union American Bar Association IRS Revenue

IBM earnings spark mixed session as market trends slide

The busy New York market closed lower amid mixed IBM results. IBM climbed to intraday highs after reporting fourth quarter earnings of 3.06 a share, but ended down, dragging tech names and weighing on the Dow which fell 2.09 to 1,269.37.

New York New York Stock Exchange IBM

Housing starts rise 60 percent in 1983 but below peak years

U S home builders saw 1983 starts reach 1.703 million units, up 60 percent from 1982 but still far below the 1970s boom. December starts fell 5 percent with single family housing down 11.4 percent due to severe weather, while apartments rose.

Washington U.S Commerce Department Department South Mark Riedy Mortgage Bankers Association

Company posts strong earnings growth led by auto division

First quarter results show 11 percent revenue growth to 2 million with net income up to 91,900 and earnings per share 59 cents. Chairman Robert Anderson credits the automotive turnaround for the surge, while fourth quarter revenue rises to 12.9 million and net income to 1.86 million. Fiscal year revenue totals 40.18 million with net income 5.49 million and 9.04 per share, described as the greatest earnings increase in 15 years.

Robert Anderson

Sears indicted again in U S import duty case

A federal grand jury in Los Angeles charged Sears, Roebuck and Co. with one conspiracy count and twelve false statements counts for alleged actions from 1968 to 1975 to defraud the United States by misrepresenting imported Japanese and Korean television sets to evade Anti-Dumping Act duties. Sears disputes the charges.

Washington Sears, Roebuck and Co William French Smith U.S. District Court Los Angeles United States Sears U.S. Customs Service Chicago Ernest Arms

Oelwein Bank S&L to Merge with First Federal

OELWEIN Iowa Oelwein Federal Savings and Loan Association will merge February 1 with the Oelwein branch of First Federal Savings Bank of Waterloo First Federal will move into the former Oelwein Federal building at 20 First Ave NE Betty Ohl will be assistant vice president and branch manager of the combined bank Duane Red Hanson of Oelwein Federal named special projects coordinator The merger aims to offer a larger variety of services to customers.

Ohl

Furniture maker moves to Oelwein for March startup

Great Plains Furniture Industries a 65 year old Kansas company will relocate production to Oelwein and start dinette set production by mid March. Owner Jody Keener plans 20 new hires at startup with up to 50 more when full production begins.

Iowa Oelwein Kansas Jody Keener Cedar Rapids Great Plains Furniture Industries Keener Oelwein Development Corp Superior Plastics Triangle Plastics Winthrop Chamber of Commerce Bob Sielman

Bandag charged with excessive driver hours in Iowa

Bandag Inc of Muscatine faces a six count federal information in Des Moines accusing the firm of requiring or permitting drivers to stay on duty over 70 hours in eight days and of failing to report accidents within 30 days.

DES Moines Bandag Inc Muscatine U.S. District Court

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