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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 2000

Page

15

Stocks end a dramatic week with narrow changes

The Dow fell 7.14 to 11112.72 while the Nasdaq rose 22.42 to 4963.03. Decliners led advancers 10 to 9 on both major exchanges as NYSE volume reached 1.25 billion and Nasdaq 1.31 billion. Eastern Iowa stocks saw 25 gainers, 20 losers, and two unchanged led by RF Micro Devices and Moore.

Johnson & Johnson New York Stock Exchange Iowa McLeodusa U.S. Cellular Moore Weyerhaeuser

Manchester factory closing amid dwindling demand

Tredegar Corp will close its Manchester plant by Sept 30 idling 66 workers due to falling demand for embossed diaper backsheet film. A press conference at Manchester City Hall Monday will cover the closure and local dislocated worker assistance. Firstar Bank Iowa unveils advanced super ATMs across Eastern Iowa offering cash deposits stamps and more. An appeals court orders FCC to justify treating Internet dial-up calls as interstate not local communications under federal rules.

Tredegar Corp Manchester Delaware County Economic Development City of Tredegar Manchester City Hall Firstar Bank Iowa Iowa Firstar Corp Firstar U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals District of Columbia Federal Communications Commission FCC

Hogs poised for profit from stabilized herd

Hog producers expect to profit in the next six months after a difficult period with big losses that reached four billion dollars. Reports show breeding herds down nationwide and in Iowa, with market hog totals slipping, while analysts predict lean hog prices and cautious outlooks for expansion.

Iowa North Carolina U.S

Farmer backed grain storage plan urged in Iowa

Gov. Tom Vilsack's task force on the agricultural situation released recommendations to aid the Iowa farm economy. Proposals include banning meatpackers from owning livestock and promoting farmer owned grain storage to shield commodities from market shocks. The report urges antitrust actions and unified trade standards, and has been sent to President Clinton and federal officials.

Des Moines Tom Vilsack Iowa Vilsack Clinton U.S Secretary of Agriculture Dan Glickman

United and pilots union contract talks stall in stalemate

United Airlines and the Air Line Pilots Association unit at United are deadlocked as talks near the April 12 expiration. Spokesman Capt. Herb Hunter said no settlement is evident and mediation is likely. United reports ongoing negotiations but offers no details. The ESOP program has not yet softened tensions despite worker ownership of the parent company.

Chicago United Airlines Herb Hunter Air Line Pilots Association United United Workers UAL Corp

Recommendations From Governor Task Force On Agriculture

The report urges farmer owned grain storage and a reserve to stabilize markets. It calls for 40 million acres minimum in the Conservation Reserve Program, with bid land meeting conservation rules. It supports standby authority to idle land if prices stay below the five year average, and funding for FSA loans in 2000 and 2001. It also seeks producer payments for soil and water conservation programs and prohibits federal ownership of livestock.

Secretary of Agriculture

Microsoft submits settlement proposal in antitrust case

The Microsoft Corp faxed a detailed settlement proposal to government lawyers on Friday as Judge Thomas Penfield Jackson set a Tuesday verdict deadline. Chicago talks guided by Judge Richard Posner weigh behavioral remedies, with officials undecided on a face to face meeting and prospects of a breakup solution fading.

Washington Microsoft Corp Chicago U.S Thomas Penfield Jackson Richard Posner Microsoft Mark Schechter

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