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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1997

Page

11

Iowa Briefs and Wall Street Fluctuations Amid Market Swings

Stocks swung on Wednesday with the Dow closing at 7,689.98 down 68.08 as the market seesawed between gains and losses. In Iowa seven stocks rose, 29 fell while Penwest, McLeod, and Proffitt's rose, and Gillette, Procter & Gamble, Weyerhaeuser, Western Atlas, and United Technologies edged lower. Attorney General Miller announced a Zeneca price fixing settlement totaling 3.9 million nationwide with Iowa receiving 89,974.57 to enforce anti trust laws. Featherlite announced a 200,000 cash and stock deal to acquire Camp & Associates, strengthening ties to NASCAR. A Clinton plan to cut crop insurance commissions faces opposition from insurers. Five year Treasury notes yielded 6.298 percent in the auction with a 6 percent coupon on $10,000 face value.

Dow Jones New York Stock Exchange Iowa Penwest McLeod Proffitt’s Gillette Procter & Gamble Weyerhaeuser Western Atlas United Technologies Tom Miller Delaware Chemical Company Zeneca Inc Miller Zeneca U.S. District Court Dallas Treasury

Groups withdraw from pork production talks in Des Moines

Environmental and rural groups pulled out of the National Environmental Dialogue on Pork Production meetings in Annapolis. Nancy Thompson of the Center for Rural Affairs said the talks were flawed and unlikely to yield real oversight, while organizers insisted the session proceed without them.

Des Moines Annapolis Nancy Thompson Center For Rural Affairs Walthill Neb Thompson National National Resources Defense Council The Environmental Defense Fund

Centro to Expand in North Liberty Facility

Centro plans a 1.1 million expansion adding 18 000 square feet at its North Liberty plastics plant to hire 50 more employees over five years. The project by Point Builders will double office space and include a training center, with opening slated for October.

Gazette Johnson County Bureau North Liberty — Centro North Liberty Centro Gary Rozek North Dakota Indiana Rozek Point Builders of Cedar Rapids

Supreme Court widens scope of insider trading

The Supreme Court ruled 6 3 that individuals who do not work for a company or owe it duties can be prosecuted for trading on inside information. The decision reinstated James O Hagan's convictions and underscored that misappropriated non public information harms markets.

Supreme Court Washington Minneapolis James O’hagan Pillsbury Ruth Bader Ginsburg Clinton

Non-tariff barriers hinder U S livestock trade with Asia

House agriculture subcommittee heard that Asia, led by China, imposes rising non-tariff barriers and high duties that cost U S exporters billions. Rep. Richard Pombo said U S losses topped 5 billion dollars last year, with half in East Asia, prompting calls for more USDA funding and stronger APHIS defense. Ed Wiederstein of the Iowa Farm Bureau urged greater resources to counter barriers and sanitary restrictions.

Farm Bureau USDA U.S China Ed Wiederstein Iowa Farm Bureau House Agriculture Animal Plant Health Inspection Service APHIS Wiederstein Asia

Durable goods orders fall while existing home sales rise

U S commerce data show May durable goods orders fell 0.6 percent to 176.1 billion, the second drop in three months, while existing home sales rose 4.4 percent to a 4.24 million annual rate, the strongest since May 1996. Analysts say growth cooled but remains healthy, unlikely to trigger rate hikes.

Washington Fed Commerce Department National Association of Realtors Association Russell Booth

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