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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1982

Page

21

Export methods out of date Iowa group told

Cedar Rapids audience hears Joel Honigberg, a trade expert, call for overhauling the US trading system to end postwar patterns. He urges export trading companies and cites the Export Trading Company Act as key to boosting American products abroad, with banks and firms forming new intermediaries. Gov Ray notes Iowa's rising export role amid European talks.

Chip Magici Gazette Cedar Rapids Joel D. Honigberg J.D. Honigberg and Associates Marshall International Trading Co Iowa United States Honigberg Stouffer’s Five Seasons Hotel Iowa Development Commission Congress Robert Ray Ray Europe European Economic Community

FMC denies move from Cedar Rapids amid plant layoffs

FMC Corp. executive J. C. McKeon refutes rumors that the Cedar Rapids operations will move. He cites recession and weak demand as the cause of layoffs while noting a product line shift and possible future moves of certain parts to Cedar Rapids, arguing long run growth favors the plant.

FMC Corp FMC Cedar Rapids J.C. McKeon the Gazette McKeon Iowa

Arbitration Sought Over FMC Crane Transfer Dispute

UAW and FMC Corp. seek arbitration to resolve a dispute over transferring small line crane production from Cedar Rapids to Lexington and Bowling Green. A federal temporary restraining order halted the transfers pending a hearing. Kentucky plants are non union.

United Auto Workers FMC Corp FMC Cedar Rapids Lexington Bowling Green Chicago John F. Grady UAW International Kentucky

Treasury shuffles financing schedule amid debt ceiling delay

The Treasury, delaying due to Congress not raising the debt limit, adjusts its $17 billion financing plan. It reschedules $4 billion of 4 year notes to June 29 with issues set for July 6, offers $4 billion in 7 year notes for July 8, scales back weekly bills to $9 billion, and cancels the 20 year bond due to coupon limits. Secretary Regan urges quick action to avoid market disruption.

Washington UPS Treasury Department Treasury Department Donald Regan Congress

Stock resurgence lifts market with GM and MCA gains

UPI reports renewed inflation still prompting a bargain-hunting rally as the Dow climbs 9.71 to 799.66 and the NYSE index rises 0.56 to 62.29 amid strong volume. GM hits a 1982 high while MCA soars on E T box office success. NASDAQ gains 1.05 to 169.05 with mixed shifts across majors.

New York UPI General Motors E.T MCA At&t IBM Djia Cities Service Gulf Oil Mesa Petroleum Mesa Carolina Power & Light

Six Arrested in IBM Secrets Theft Conspiracy

FBI announced six Californians conspired to steal IBM documents and tapes to aid Hitachi Ltd and Mitsubishi Electric Corp in Japan. An undercover agent handled the operation with payments totaling 648,000 dollars. Twelve more individuals face conspiracy charges. timing of the scheme was not disclosed.

Washington UPI California IBM FBI William Webster Hitachi Ltd Mitsubishi Electronic Corp Japan U.S San Francisco Webster Mitsubishi Electric Corp

Cedar Rapids Hiring Seen Flat Next Quarter

Manpower Inc. survey shows Cedar Rapids area employers anticipate flat hiring in July to September with 20 percent plans to hire, 10 percent expect cuts, and 70 percent unchanged. Local manufacturers and public admins lead activity while durable goods makers and educators expect cuts. National and Midwest compares show lower hiring and higher no change.

Cedar Rapids Manpower Inc John Gavin Gavin Midwest

Miller Buys Out Harries at Miller Harries Datsun

Jim Miller, co owner of Miller Harries Datsun in Cedar Rapids, buys Galen Harries interest effective June 1. Harries has retired to the Ozarks and runs a motel. The business continues as Jim Miller Datsun.

Jim Miller Miller- Harries Datsun Cedar Rapids Galen Harries Miller the Gazette Harries Ozarks

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