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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1990

Page

18

Bright to become president and COO of Iowa Illinois Gas

ia Stanley Bright, 49, of Bettendorf, will become president and chief operating officer of Iowa-Illinois Gas and Electric Co. on April 1. The current president Barry O'Brien will remain chairman and chief executive officer. Bright is currently vice president finance and chief financial officer. The firm supplies natural gas in Cedar Rapids and both gas and electricity in Iowa City.

Stanley Bright Bettendorf Iowa- Illinois Gas and Electric Co Barry O’brien Bright Iowa-Illinois Cedar Rapids Iowa City

Jury Orders Brown & Williamson to Pay Liggett 148.8 Million

A Greensboro federal jury awarded Liggett Group Inc. 148.8 million dollars after a seven month antitrust trial finding Brown and Williamson Tobacco Corp. attempted to destroy Liggett's generic cigarettes by illegal pricing.

Greensboro N.C Brown & Williamson Tobacco Corp Liggett Group Inc Liggett’s U.S. District Court

Campbell Soup plant in Camden ends 121 year run

Workers at Campbell Soup Co. oldest Camden factory received final paychecks as production ceased. The 121 year old plant halted after the last can of pork and beans rolled off the line at midnight, marking the end of an era for the birthplace of condensed soup.

Campbell Soup Co Camden N.J Condensed Soup

Keating Faces Civil Fraud Suit Over Junk Bond Debacle

California officials accuse Charles H. Keating Jr and two associates of orchestrating a web of fraud that cost investors $200 million on now worthless Lincoln Savings junk bonds. The civil suit seeks repayment to bond buyers and ties to Lincoln’s parent American Continental Corp, already sued by the FDIC for $1.1 billion.

California Charles H. Keating Jr Lincoln Savings & Loan Keating Lincoln American Continental Corp Federal Deposit Insurance Corp

Detroit man sues Trump over board game idea

Walter Brockington III, a 29 year old insurance man, sues Donald Trump alleging he copied his board game idea Mogul for Trump The Game Brockington seeks more than 50 000 in damages. He says he sent a Mogul prototype to Trump and other businessmen before Trump and Milton Bradley made their deal.

Detroit Donald Trump Walter Brockington III Trump Milton Bradley

Small Business Expo 1990 Spokane Seattle Co Sponsor

About 3 500 Iowa firms received brochures for the Small Business Administration Export Expo 1990 planned for late March in Seattle. Registration is limited to 1 500, urging early signups per SBA district director James N. Thomson. The event runs March 27 30 with AT&T as co sponsor and a 150 dollar fee. for information call 319 393 8630.

Iowa Small Business Administration Seattle James N. Thomson SBA Cedar Rapids American Telephone and Telegraph

Merrill Lynch Offers Telephone Service for Hard of Hearing

The Wall Street firm introduces a new telephone service for the hard of hearing. More than 50 Merrill Lynch brokers are equipped with a Telecommunications Device for the Deaf or a speech amplifier. For information contact Kirk Peteren at 609-282-1336.

Merrill Lynch & Co Wall Street Merrill Lynch Kirk Peteren

Regulators Seize Pima Savings and Loan in Tucson

Federal regulators take control of Pima Savings and Loan Association in Tucson, raising Arizona's government controlled thrifts to seven while four independent thrifts remain. The Resolution Trust Corp created last August to manage insolvent thrifts oversees the seizure.

Pima Savings and Loan Association Tucson Ariz Resolution Trust Corp Arizona

Cigna Drops Personal Auto Insurance Line

Cigna Corp. of Philadelphia says it will stop offering personal auto insurance as the division yields little business and only marginal profits. The firm, a major commercial insurer, posted last year total premiums of 11.5 billion dollars with personal auto at 215 million. Del Monte Corp sells Hawaiian Punch unit to Procter & Gamble for 150 million in cash. The 300th anniversary of the U.S. paper industry will be marked during Paper Week hosted by the American Paper Institute.

Cigna Corp Philadelphia Cigna del Monte Corp Procter & Gamble Co U.S The American Paper Institute Rockwell

Rockwell develops truck satellite radio system

The Avionics Group of Rockwell International advances a two way satellite data and vehicle location service aimed at fleet operators. A Cedar Rapids center will open in 1992 with mobile terminals and dispatch interfaces and potential markets include public services and remote data users. The system may expand to two way voice, data printers and fax, with FCC licensing pursued for American Mobile Satellite Corp services.

Avionics Rockwell International Cedar Rapids Federal Communications Commission American Mobile Satellite Corp

Rockwell develops mobile satellite system with Cedar Rapids base

Rockwell International plans a mobile satellite system built by its Avionics Division. The project includes a control-display unit, antenna and interface for an on-board computer. A ground station will be erected in Cedar Rapids in 1992.

Rockwell International Rockwell Avionics Division Cedar Rapids

Banks push reform of deposit insurance with losses for big accounts

The American Bankers Association endorses a plan to reform deposit insurance maintaining 100000 per account coverage while applying annual haircuts to deposits over the limit. The proposal aims to curb risky growth and force quicker bank closures, though critics warn of potential runs and consolidation harms.

Washington American Bankers Association Federal Deposit Insurance Corp S&ls Dugger

Cedar Rapids bank clearings rise in early year

Value of checks cleared through the Cedar Rapids bank clearing house in January and February reached more than 415 million, up 10 percent from the 375 million cleared in the same period of 1989. February clearings fell 44 percent from January and 12 percent from February last year.

Cedar Rapids Bank

Money best motivation survey says pay boosts productivity

The Institute of Industrial Engineers reports most members favor higher pay to boost enthusiasm and output. 27 percent of 40 000 members responded, with 75.2 percent saying employees lack enthusiasm, while gain sharing programs cited by Ford and 3M show corporate incentives can raise performance.

Atlanta U.S Institute of Industrial Engineers Gregory Balestrero IIE Norcross Balestrero Miami Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing Co Ford Motor Co

New home sales fall 7 percent in January reports

The Commerce Department shows new single family home sales at a 589,000 annual rate in January, the lowest since March last year, with December at 634,000 and November at 704,000. The leading indicators index sits at 145.3, while the median price edges up to 127,000 and the average price drops to 152,600. The South leads decline with 18.9 percent, while the Northeast and Midwest post gains or smaller losses.

Washington Commerce Department South West Northeast Midwest

Stock rally extends to fifth session on U S markets

The Dow rose 24.77 to 2660.36 in a fifth straight gain as the Nasdaq-like uptick and breadth favored advances 982 up, 484 down, 503 unchanged. Eastern Iowa stocks showed 15 higher, 13 lower, 10 flat, with GM up to 46 and IBM at 104.

Associated Press and Gazette U.S Iowa

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