Maytag to Acquire Amana Appliances for 900 Million
Maytag to acquire Amana Appliances adding a premium refrigeration brand and about 900 million dollars in annual sales. Amana will join Maytag’s major division with plans to integrate Amana into a new refrigeration center of excellence in Galesburg Illinois. The deal is expected to close in Q3 2001 with positive contributions in 2002 and may reduce 2001 earnings per share.
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Amana and Maytag Chronology of Founding and Growth
The timeline covers Amana from its Amana Society founding by George Foerstner in 1934, major fires, migration to a new plant, and later Raytheon ownership and microwave development. It also tracks Amana’s air conditioning, laundry, and appliance milestones, leading to Maytag acquisition plans in 2001, with Maytag’s own growth from 1893 through 1966 and beyond.
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Leach Considers Move. Boswell Explores District Options in Iowa
Leach weighs moving into the proposed 2nd District though not a guaranteed safe seat. Rep. Leonard Boswell, a Davis City Democrat, ponders shifting into the 2nd or 3rd Districts or remaining in the 5th District as Iowa redraws its congressional map. Boswell is urged to move but will decide based on constituents and state needs.
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Cancer incidence trends show gender split and rising breast cancer
The study finds overall cancer deaths down across the population but incidences decline only for men while women rise. Female breast cancer rates jump about 40 percent since 1973 from 82.6 to 118.1 per 100 000 in 1998. Howe attributes the rise to increased screening in the highest risk age group, which detects more tumors.
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