Qualified retirement plans outshine IRAs for tax benefits
Tax researchers explain that qualified employer sponsored retirement plans offer tax deferral on employer and salary reduction contributions. Lump sum withdrawals after age 59 or job loss receive favorable tax treatment, with options to roll over funds into IRAs or new employer plans.
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Uncle Sam
Senate probes widen on gold fraud schemes
Senate investigators focus on con artists selling “gold” that is wood, misrepresented as bullion. The probe targets International Gold Bullion Exchange and Bullion Reserve of America with losses in Iowa and nationwide exceeding 100 million dollars. Federal action is urged as regulators review possible agency involvement.
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United States Senate
William V. Roth Jr
R-Del
Subcommittee
Roth
Permanent
Subcommittee On Investigations
New York
Robert Abrams
International Gold Bullion Exchange
Florida
Bullion Reserve of North America
Los Angeles
Abrams
United Precious Metals Inc
Des Moines
Washington
Securities and Exchange Commission
Federal Trade Commission
Commodities Futures Trading Commission
Investors Eye Fighting Stocks Lower
Stock prices drifted lower as Grenada invasion worries weighed on traders. The Dow fell 8.64 to 1,243.80 while volume was 79.57 million on the NYSE. Gold and silver mining shares slid, tech stocks tumbled, utilities gained, and several indices for the broader market declined.
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Grenada
New York Stock Exchange
Lebanon
Commodity Exchange
Homestake
ASA Ltd
Campbell Red Lake
Dome
Hecla Mining
Sunshine Mining
Forage Seed Gains Narrow Losses as Plant Faces Down Year
All but two product lines showed declines in profits for the year. Forage seed figures rose slightly and Noland Corp of Cedar Rapids cut losses modestly due to strong Q4 sales. The earnings drop was mainly blamed on reduced corn acreage caused by federal farm programs.
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Noland Corp
Cedar Rapids
General Foods reports second quarter and six month results
General Foods shows a second quarter op rev of 2.14 billion with net income 73.4 million and per share 1.41. Six months revenue 4.27 billion with net income 133.2 million and per share 2.56. Entenmanns bakery and Oscar Mayer and Louis Rich are among its subsidiaries with recent share issuance diluting per share.
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McQuay
Washington
Iowa
Paine Webber
Rotan Mosse Financial Corp
Cedar Rapids
First Mid America Corp
Entenmann's
Oscar Mayer
Louis Rich
West Liberty
Chrysler orders robots for car body components
Chrysler Corp. will buy $3 million worth of Prab Robots Inc units from Kalama 700 based firm for body component manufacture. The order is the third from the automaker in 18 months and deliveries begin next year.
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Detroit
Chrysler Corp
Kalama
Prab Robots Inc
Prab
U.S
Iowa Electric must revise disconnection notices
Iowa Electric Light and Power faces requests from the Iowa Commerce Commission staff to overhaul its disconnection notices. The agency wants a revised form by November 15 and copies of the new notice for review. The probe concerns rights to payment plans, representative name spaces, toll free numbers, and appeal rights.
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Gerald W. Winter
Consumer Services
Marshalltown
Emmetsburg
Tion
Winter
Iowa Electric
Horace Webb
League of Nations Moves HQ to Geneva in 1920
In 1920 the League of Nations relocated its headquarters from London to Geneva Switzerland, marking a major shift in its diplomatic operations and European presence.
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League of Nations
London
Geneva
Switzerland
Van Nostrand Joins Wind Energy Firm After Suit
Maurice Van Nostrand 58, formerly AGRI Industries vice president of public relations, now leads a wind energy company near Los Angeles. Fired in May for whistleblowing on grain theft, he aided a U.S. attorney case that convicted AGRI officials. He joined the Iowa startup Aug. 1 to sell wind power to California utilities.
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Council Bluffs
Maurice van Nostrand
Agri Industries
Los Angeles
van Nostrand
AGRI
U.S
California
Avoca
Oakland
Atlantic
Pottawattamie County
Iowa Commerce Commission
Senate
Rockwell Navstar Flight Garners Four Major Awards
The Collins Government Avionics Division of Rockwell International received four major awards at the NAA board meeting in Arlington Virginia for Navstar I a 4228 mile Cedar Rapids to Paris flight using the Navstate GPS. Charles E Hall and Loren E DeGroot accepted for Rockwell with two pilots and managers named as recipients. The awards cite precision ground taxiing using satellite navigation and record routes Milwaukee Paris Gander Newfoundland Reykjavik Paris. The GPS system aims to grow to 18 satellites and transform civil and military navigation. The Collins unit has led GPS development for a decade and faces a 1984 production contract decision with one of two manufacturers.
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Cedar Rapids
Paris
Collins
Rockwell International
National Aeronautic Association
NAA
Federation Aeronautique Internationale
U.S
David L. Selzer
David L. van Dusseldorp
Milwaukee
Gander
Newfoundland
Reykjavik
Iceland
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