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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1982

Page

24

Commission rejects Bell profit rise in Iowa rate case

The Iowa Commerce Commission ruled Northwestern Bell cannot raise its rate of return from 14.75 percent, denying a 24 to 4 point increase. The decision trims about 29 million dollars from Bell's proposed 67.3 million dollar annual hike for 675,000 Iowa customers. The case continues with potential appeals and a two-step rate process under new utility law.

DES Moines Iowa Commerce Commission Northwestern Bell Telephone Co Bell Iowa Commission Andrew Varley Varley Northwestern Bell Scott County

Stocks Rally Then Fall Back Amid Middle East Tensions

UPI reports a midday rally failed as stocks slid to an 11-week low on Monday due to Middle East tensions and high rates. Key indexes moved modestly, with the Dow near 804, and Mesa Petroleum and Cities Service in a takeover battle.

New York UPI Middle East Palestine Liberation Organization Lebanon Mesa Petroleum Cities Service Dow Jones Standard & Poor

Out-of-pocket Costs for Volunteers Deductible

The article explains volunteers can deduct out-of-pocket expenses for church or charity work. Allowable costs include transportation by car, with 9 cents per mile allowed, excluding depreciation. Proof of mileage and travel purpose is required.

Prentice-Hall

Iowa Beef workers vote to strike at Dakota City plant

About 2,000 members of United Food and Commercial Workers Local 222 voted to strike Iowa Beef Processors Inc. in Dakota City over a contract dispute. The union backed a two year pay freeze with open cost of living clause and rejected a seven day work week and hours cut.

Dakota City Neb United Food and Commercial Workers Iowa Beef Processors Inc Lewie Anderson International Union Sioux City IBP Federal Mediation Service

Philadelphia bank raises prime rate to 16 percent

Continen tal Bank of Philadelphia increased its prime rate to 16 percent, after a prior move to the same level two weeks earlier. Economists anticipate little near term change, noting banks keep a cushion between funding costs and lending rates while the yield curve stabilizes. Citibank and First National Bank of Boston also show a 16 percent rate, with others at 16 1/4.

New York UPI Continental Bank of Philadelphia David M. Jones Aubrey G. Lanston & Co Richard C. Rishel Continental Citibank First National Bank of Boston

Krall's Shoe Store to Close Downtown Cedar Rapids Shop

Krall's Shoe Store in downtown Cedar Rapids, in business 96 years, will close in September and consolidate operations at the Lindale Plaza store. Owners Dwayne and JoAnn Bourret say the downtown lease ends then and four downtown employees will transfer to Lindale. A Sioux City location has already closed.

Krall’s Cedar Rapids Lindale Plaza Dwayne JoAnn Bourret Sioux City

Economy sinks in May as manufacturing shows large job losses

UPI reports the National Association of Purchasing Managers survey found May orders and production at five month lows with unprecedented employment declines. Only inflation relief appeared favorable as executives warned improvements hinge on the 1983 budget, rate cuts, and the July tax cut.

New York UPI National Association of Purchasing Managers NAPM

Bell and Boeing form teaming for vertical lift aircraft

Bell Helicopter and Boeing Co announce a teaming agreement to enter the Joint Services Vertical Lift Aircraft Program. The effort aims to produce a new entry for Marine Corps Army and other services with improved transport, electronic warfare, search and rescue, and special operations capabilities. Bell's XV-15 tilt rotor prototype hints at the project scope.

Hurst, Texas UPI Bell Helicopter Boeing Co Bell Textron Inc Boeing Vertral Co Boeing U.S Tion Marine Corps Army Navy Air Force Defense Department

Mesa Petroleum bids $45 per share for Cities Service stake

Mesa Petroleum goes directly to Cities Service stockholders with a 45 per share tender to buy at least 15 percent of Cities Service. Mesa also rejects Cities Service 17 per share offer as inadequate and seeks 12.1 million Cities Service shares.

Mesa Petroleum Cities Service Mesa IBM American Telephone & Telegraph Middle East New York ASA Ltd Campbell Red Lake Dome Mines Homestake Nucor Tulsa Okla UPI Securities and Exchange Commission John Boros Amarillo Texas Cities Service Board of Directors Kent Young

Chrysler raises prices on K-cars Omni Horizon and more

Chrysler Corp. announced 1982 model year price hikes for the Omni Horizon four door hatchback and the Reliant Aries two door sedan by 200 and 249 dollars respectively. The base Miser and base K car will sell at 5699 and 6239 dollars with engine options up 61 and 98 dollars. Destination charges rise 15 dollars.

Detroit UPI Chrysler Corp Automaker Chrysler

GM raises 1982 car prices and shipping charges

General Motors Corp said its first price increase of the 1982 model year would add about 36 dollars to the price of new cars with an average 15 dollar rise in shipping charges. The hike, effective June 14, follows cost pressures and mirrors moves by Ford and Chrysler. GM notes stronger May sales after a slow spring.

Detroit UPI General Motors Corp Automaker Ford Motor Co Chrysler Corp

Caterpillar Lets 1600 Plus Workers Go in Illinois Cutbacks

Caterpillar Tractor, Peoria’s largest private employer, laid off more than 1,600 workers effective Monday across four central Illinois plants. The totals bring the firm’s indefinite lay offs in the Peoria area to just over 5,300 workers.

Caterpillar Peoria UPI Caterpillar Tractor Central Illinois

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