Economic and tech releases and events this week
Federal Home Loan Bank Board reports on April savings and loan activity due today at 5 30 p m. Treasury budget figures for April and deficit outlook for the first seven months of the fiscal year expected Tuesday. Labor productivity and non farm revisions due Wednesday afternoon. Commerce balance of trade and May indicators due midweek and Friday. Treasury Bills auction moved to Friday with results around 5 p m. Consensus forecast of economists to be released Monday in Washington. Regulatory action possible on new savings certificate anticipated by Depository Institutions Deregulation Committee Monday in Washington. Racal Recorders and Lexicon Corp unveil new instruments and handheld PC respectively at Boston and New York events. Cedar Valley Real Estate Appraisers meet Tuesday in Amana with elections and landscaping talk.
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Federal Home Loan Bank Board
Savings and Loan Association
Treasury Department
Labor Department
Commerce Department
Treasury
Washington
Cedar Valley
The
Society of Real Estate Appraisers
Ronneburg
Amana
Dick Freeman
Don’ts
Bond Calendar notes major new issues for week of May 24
A public sale schedule provided by Salomon Brothers via United Press International lists U.S. Agencies and corporate bonds. Highlights include $3.75 billion in U S Treasury notes due August 15 1987 and numerous hospital, utility and housing authority debentures and revenue bonds across states with various maturities through 2012 and beyond.
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Salomon Brothers
United Press International
U.S
U.S. Treasury
Hospital Corp. of America
Florida Power & Light
Columbia Gas System
Kroger Co
Alaska Housing Fin. St. Asst
Atlanta Gas Lt. Co
Long Island Lt. General
Mississippi Power & Light
Livermore San Leandro
Under the Freeway Roof Local firms lease space beneath Santa Monica Freeway
Los Angeles firms and residents occupy underbellies of the Santa Monica Freeway turning slabs into warehouses and offices. Some pay up to 13 000 dollars monthly with 900 parcels available state wide. Caltrans notes strong demand in urban areas while storage and light manufacturing benefit from the unique underpass sites.
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Los Angeles Times
Los Angeles
Patricia Jones
California
Santa Monica
Bruce Massman
M & B Enterprises
Caltrans
Otto E. Kihm
Kihm
Orange County
Robert H. Lawson
Jones
Bruce Steinbaum
Santa Monica Freeway
New wave of mail order buys reaching half of shoppers
By 1995 half of U S consumers will buy merchandise by mail according to Harold Schwartz Hanover House Industries. He cites rising gasoline prices and more working women as drivers of the direct mail boom with annual sales projected at 300 billion dollars.
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Julianne Hastings
United Press Internativ
New York
UPI
United States
Harold Schwartz
Hanover House Industries
Schwartz
Fitzgerald
Hanover House
Hanover
Penn
Horn & Hardart Co
C R man heads state association
Dean Christiansen elected president of the Iowa Chapter of the Association of Legal Administrators at the state convention in Council Bluffs. He is legal administrator for Moyer and Bergman in Cedar Rapids and has held the post five years. Other officers named include Joanne Hammond, Ronald A. Heggen, and John C. Koehn.
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Dean Christiansen
Moyer and Bergman
Iowa
Association of Legal Administrators
Christiansen
Mount Vernon
Council Bluffs
Cedar Rapids
Joanne Hammond
Des Moines
Ronald A. Heggen
John C. Koehn
Muscatine
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Racal Recorders Inc
Park Plaza
Boston
Lexicon Corp
Harley Hotel
Bond Calendar
Wisconsin
Southern California
Rapid Trans
Hamilton County
Ohio
Ohio Development Finant Commission
Utah
CIA
Massman
Christine James
Carlsbad Caverns
Devora Beyda
New York City
Atlanta
Chicago
C.R. Man Heads State Association
William Fitzgerald
Company
Manhattan
Schwarts
Chelsea
Pennsylvania Station
Bloomingdales
Cedar Rapids Senior Citizen and Handicapped Bus Service
Jim Cole
Millhiser Smith Agency
Oakland Road
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