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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 2009

Page

6

Wall Street ends mixed as earnings delays pare gains

Stocks closed narrowly mixed after a rally as investors awaited earnings reports. The Dow slipped 5.67 to 9725.58 while the S P 500 rose 2.86 to 1057.58 and the Nasdaq gained 6.76 to 2110.33. Jack Evans became interim chairman of United Fire and Casualty Co in Cedar Rapids after the death of J Scott McIntyre Jr, effective immediately. He has served on United Fire's board since 1995 and led the Hall Perrine Foundation as president before joining SCI Financial Group. The board plans to name a permanent chair and vice chair by November 20.

Jack Evans United Fire & Casualty Co Cedar Rapids Evans Hall Perrine Foundation J. Scott McIntyre Jr United Fire SCI Financial Group

Used vehicle prices hit record high in September

The Manheim Used Vehicle Value Index rose 6.9 percent to 188.5, an all time high. Index measures wholesale values with 100 for January 1995. Chief economist Tom Webb notes retail prices rose in lock step due to low used car inventories and fewer trade ins. New vehicle sales plunged 23 percent in September, 27 percent for the year.

Manheim Tom Webb Manheim Consulting Webb

Monsanto reports widened fourth quarter loss on Roundup sales

Monsanto Co, the world’s largest seed maker, announced a widened fourth quarter loss of 233 million dollars as revenue fell due to lower Roundup herbicide sales amid generic competition. Adjusted earnings beat estimates, with the quarter ending August 31 showing a loss of 43 cents per share versus 31 cents a year earlier.

Monsanto Co Wall Street Monsanto

EPA to review health risk of weed killer atrazine

The EPA said it will re evaluate atrazine, a corn herbicide found in some drinking water, to determine if further restrictions are needed. Though Midwest testing shows no health-triggering levels, new studies link low level exposure to low birth weights and reproductive issues. Environmentalists call for stricter regulation or removal from the market. Syngenta defends the chemical’s safety.

EPA Washington Environmental Protection Agency Midwest Steve Owens Mae Wu Natural Resources Defense Council Syngenta Sherry Ford Waterloo

Stimulus law boosts Iowa SBA loans the Gazette report

The Gazette notes stimulus driven rebound in Iowa SBA backed lending with 852 loans totaling 210.7 million in fiscal 2009, led by Polk and Linn counties. 705 loans worth 205.9 million under 7a and 504 programs and 147 loans for 4.8 million under America's Recovery Capital program.

George C. Ford Small Business Administration Iowa SBA New America Chris Dlouhy Club Deli St. NE Cedar Rapids Clouhy Deli Mary Venteicher Laurie Miller Linn County Scott County Johnson County Federal Agency Barack Obama

Rockwell Collins aids Iraqi King Air pilot training

A Rockwell Collins de vice trains Iraqi Air Force pilots on King Air aircraft for intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance missions. The first Virtual Avionics Procedure Trainer is used to shorten training time and lower costs as Iraqi crews, led by Navy and Air Force advisers, adopt advanced flight management and autoflight operations under Capt. Scott Seeberger.

the Gazette Rockwell Collins Air Force U.S. Air Force Navy Combat Air Advisers Ken Schreder King Air Squadron 87 Scott Seeberger King Air 350 Booleven Collins

Consumer borrowing falls by twelve billion in August

The Federal Reserve reports total consumer debt decreased by 12 billion in August at a 5.8 percent annual rate. Credit card and revolving debt led the decline, dropping 9.9 billion or 13.1 percent, while auto loans and other debt fell 2.1 billion. Households cut spending and saved more amid job losses, stagnant wages, and falling home values.

Washington Federal Reserve

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