Webb brothers build empire around Lexington real estate
Donald and Dudley Webb, noted developers and former lawyers, built Webb Companies into a multi state operation with hotels, offices, retail and housing. They backed Lexington's bid for the NCAA finals with a 40 million dollar Radisson Plaza project and engage in ventures across 34 cities, earning status among top owner giants.
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Lexington
Donald
Dudley Webb
University of Kentucky
Webb
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Webbs
Rupp Arena
Radisson Plaza
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co
Webb Company
Birmingham
Ala
Nashville
Tenn
Baton Rouge
Building Design & Construction Magazine
Trammell Crow Co
Olympia
York
Newport Beach
Calif
Boston
McAllen
Texas
Toledo
Ohio
Austin
Fort Myers
Fla
Scotty Baesler
Kentucky
Dudley
Vero Beach
Donald Webb
Vine Center
Commerce says foreign steel products unfairly subsidized
The Commerce Department ruled that exports of carbon steel products from Austria Sweden and Venezuela are being unfairly subsidized. Preliminary findings show subsidies of 72.6 percent for Venezuela 2.08 percent for Austria and 3.38 percent for Sweden. If upheld an import tax equal to the subsidy may be imposed after further ITC review.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Austria
Sweden
Venezuela
United States
International Trade Commission
U.S
Department
IRA rollover allows use of savings
Experts explain a once yearly IRA rollover lets a saver take money out and redeposit within 60 days. It provides a short term liquidity option for emergencies though risks and strict timing apply.
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U.S. League of Savings Institutions
Smith
Internal Revenue Service
White House pushes sub minimum wage for youth plan
The Reagan administration seeks support among minorities and others for a three month 2.50 dollar youth wage from May to September, claiming 400000 jobs would be created. Supporters include the National Association for Equal Opportunity in Education and the National Urban League, while critics warn of adult displacement and mixed job gains.
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Washington
Reagan
Labor Department
Senate
House
Bruce Navarro
National Association For Equal Opportunity In Education
National Conference of Black Mayors
Jesse Jackson
National Urban League
Organized Labor
Boys Club of America
Robbie Callaway
Callaway
Mark A. de Bernardo
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
de Bernardo
House Subcommittee On
Tom Lamb
Lamb
Financial calendar and money market rates brief
Week ahead includes February capacity and housing data and March 11 money supply and GNP reports. Meetings include the Square D chapter in Cedar Rapids with speakers on taxes and finance. New York money rates show prime at 10.50 and federal funds near 8.1 percent with various maturities listed.
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Square D
National Management Association
Sirlein ’N Brew
Joseph Russo
Perpetual Investments
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids Board of Realtors
Longbranch
Carole Harder
Cedar Rapids International Trade Bureau
Yen Ching
Mike Byrne
Hong Kong & Shanghai Banking Corp
Chicago
Hong Kong
Iowa
National Contract Management
New York
Telerate Systems Inc
Finance Company
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Anne S. Crowley
Press
Central
Saks Fifth Avenue
Bloomingdales
Radisson
U.S. Steel Corp
Chet Currier
Associated Press
Prentice Hall
Tax Information
By Pete Yost
Insurance Women of Cedar Rapids Inc
Roosevelt Hotel
Fred Schuchmann
China
Iowa Engineering Society
Sheraton Inn
Naomi Guy
Ann Bys
Rose Cunningham
Cedar Rapids-Marion
National Association of Accountants
Eastern Iowa Purchasing Management Association
Elmcrest Country
Robert Kemp
Drake University
Eastern
Village Inn
Jim Collison
Sociation
Rocco Maffei Jr
A.N. Palmer
Professional Secretaries International
Holiday Inn
Stephen Cope
Noland Corp
Charlie King
Millhiser Smith Agency
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