Holnam to buy United Cement in Artesia deal
Holnam Inc of Dundee Michigan, a Holderbank unit, preliminarily agrees to acquire United Cement Co of Artesia Mississippi the state’s only cement plant. The move follows Holnam’s Cedar Rapids portland cement distribution presence and Texas Industries ownership of United Cement.
Iowa Utilities Board Won't Block Midwest Resources Merger
Regulators declined to block the Midwest Resources merger linking Midwest Energy and Iowa Resources, forming a $2.3 billion firm to operate as Midwest Resources with about 3,200 employees. The move, awaiting federal approval, could reduce Iowa’s investor-owned electric utilities from seven to six and signals potential industry consolidations ahead.
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Des Moines Bureau
Des Moines
Iowa
Dennis Nagel
Iowa Utilities Board
West Energy Inc
Iowa Resources Co
Mark Putney
Iowa Resources
Midwest Resources
Putney
Iowa Power
Sioux City
Reilly
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Nagel
Iowa Public Service
Iowa Electric
Iowa-Illinois
Davenport
Interstate Power
Dubuque
Iowa Southern
Centerville
Union Electric
Keokuk
Office of Consumer Advocate
OCA
Martin Kelly named president of ICAD in Iowa City
Martin Kelly, former manager of the Thomas & Betts plant in Iowa City, is named president of the Iowa City Area Development Group succeeding Ray Muston who returns to the University of Iowa. Kelly, 55, has led ICAD to foster regional business growth and will steer collaboration among government, the university, and local firms.
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Sprint International
Kansas City
Moscow
Sprint
Central Telegraph
Ministry of Posts and Telecommunications
SprintNet International
Iowa City
Martin Kelly
Iowa City Area Development
ICAD
Kelly
Thomas & Betts
Ray Muston
Muston
University of Iowa College of Education
First Capitol Development
Johnson County
Business Development Inc
Mercy Hospital Facilities
American Cancer So
Ciety Board
Regina Foundation
Iowa State Bank & Trust
Regina Education Center
Regina
Iowa City Area Chamber of Commerce
University of Iowa Athletic Club
University of Iowa
Villanova University
Maryann
Markets Open Second Half With Modest Gain
The Dow rises 18.57 to 2899.26 as blue chips lead a broad advance. NYSE volume shows 775 up, 744 down, 472 unchanged with Eastern Iowa stocks faring better. takeover bids lift General Instrument and Kay Jewelers while blue chips like IBM and GE advance.
SEC plan aims to restore 19 million to investors in insider case
The SEC filed a proposed distribution plan in New York federal court for 19 million allegedly earned by Fred C. Lee in the 1988 insider trading scheme that also involved Stephen K. Wang of Morgan Stanley. The fund now totals about 20.3 million with interest, to reimburse investors who sold shares on the same day the defendants bought them in 18 companies.
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Securities and Exchange Commission
New York
U.S
SEC
Fred C. Lee
Hong Kong
Stephen K. Wang
Morgan Stanley & Co
Lee
Wang
Morgan Stanley
Federal Court
Manhattan
Utah Power & Light Co
Manpower Inc
Savannah Electric & Power
IC Industries Inc
E.F. Hutton Group
Outboard Marine Corp
Chi-Chi's
Richmond Hill Savings Bank
Catalyst Energy Corp
E-Ii Holdings Inc
Stanadyne Inc
American Standard
Federated Department Stores
Stop & Shop Cos. Inc
Firestone Tire & Rubber Co
Sabine Corp
Staley Continental Inc
Housing affordability index rises in May
The National Association of Realtors reports the housing affordability index at 105.6 in May up from 104.3. A family with the national median income of 34 142 could qualify for financing on a 94 800 median priced home with 80 percent loan coverage, and could buy a 100 300 home as prices fell 800 while incomes rose 110.
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Washington
National Association of Realtors
Liu elected chairman of Iowa Business Council
DES MOINES AP Lee Liu of Cedar Rapids has been chosen as chairman of the Iowa Business Council. Liu is chairman of the board president and chief executive officer of IE Industries Inc The council promotes research and seminars to expand business opportunities.
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Des Moines
Lee Liu
Cedar Rapids
Iowa Business Council
Liu
IE Industries, Inc
West Germany Tops U.S. in Q1 Exports for 1990
West Germany overtook the United States as the world's top exporter in the first quarter of 1990, with exports totaling 99.8 billion dollars, an increase above 18 percent. The U.S. rise reached 97.2 billion dollars, up nearly 10 percent. In 1989 the U.S. led with 364 billion dollars to West Germany's 341 billion.
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West Germany
United States
International Monetary Fund
U.S
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