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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1983

Page

30

IRA tax saver idea explained in depth

A public service article explains how an Individual Retirement Account can reduce federal taxes by up to 2000 dollars annually for individuals and 4000 for two income households. It notes spousal IRAs, tax deferral, and loan options to fund contributions while warning on penalties for early withdrawals and income tax implications.

Joe Uncle Sam Congress McGladrey Hendrickson & Co David McIrvin Cedar Rapids The Gazette Iowa

Stuart to Step Down as Quaker Chairman in Leadership Shakeup

Robert D. Stuart Jr., heir to Quaker Oats founders, will retire as chair of the board effective November 9 in Chicago. William D. Smithburg will succeed him as chairman while Frank J. Morgan, Robert N. Thurston, and Paul E. Price receive top-line promotions in a broader management reshuffle.

Stuart Quaker Robert D. Stuart Jr Cedar Rapids Quaker Board of Directors Chicago William D. Smithburg Frank J. Morgan U.S Paul E. Price Thurston Smithburg Bob Stuart Quaker Oats Co

Late rally lifts stocks after three-session slide

The market ended higher after an afternoon rally in blue chips, ending a three-session loss. The Dow rose 5.38 to 1229.47 amid slow volume, with KN Energy jumping 11 to 56 on Mesa Petroleum’s bid. Ford edged up 1, Chrysler 1, and GM unchanged as investors await the Federal Reserve money-supply report.

New York Federal Reserve KN Energy Mesa Petroleum

Car sales rise 20 percent for major US automakers in early September

DETROIT AP. The six major domestic automakers sold 132,333 autos in Sept 1 10, up 22 0 percent from a year earlier and a daily rate of 16542 the best since 1981. VW lagged as interest shifted to larger models while AMC posted strong gains from Renault Alliance sales.

Detroit Volkswagen of America Inc American Motors Corp AMC

Auto makers report 1984 model year gains and early September sales

Dodge Daytona 1984 introductions push AMC deliveries to about 4,200, up from 3,500. Ford boosts 28.9 percent to 32,865 while GM rises 16.6 percent to 76,835. Chrysler up to 15,351. VW down 28 percent to 1,221. GM and Ford show solid year-to-date gains, with AMC surging 109.2 percent from 63,650 to 133,160.

Ford Motor Co Ford General Motors Corp Chrysler American Honda Manufacturing Co, Inc United States U.S AMC

Ford to Raise Car Prices 2.3 Across Lineup

Ford Motor Co will raise car prices by an average 2.3 percent or about $254 across all models in the coming model year, following General Motors. The move includes price cuts on 17 models and boosts on 40, with options up 1.9 percent and delivery charges unchanged. Specific models such as Escort, Lynx, EXP, Tempo, LTD, Thunderbird, Topaz, and Lincoln Town Car show varied increases and occasional declines, reflecting shifts from 1983 levels.

Dearborn Mich Ford Motor Co General Motors Corp Ford Chrysler Corp Eugene Koch Continental

Chrysler sets modest price rise for 1984 model year

Chrysler chairman Lee lacocca said prices will rise only modestly in 1984 after ratifying a $1 billion UAW labor deal. He declined to specify timing for 1984 pricing as GM and Ford plan about 2 percent increases. Lacocca spoke at a Governor's Commission on Jobs and Economic Development meeting in Ann Arbor.

Ann Arbor Mich Chrysler Corp Lee Lacocca United Auto Workers Union Lacocca Governor's Commission On Jobs

Regional Food Firms Plan Acquisition of Colonial Provision

Curtice-Burns Inc. of Rochester and Pro-Fac Cooperative reach an agreement in principle to acquire Colonial Provision Co. of Boston, a regional processor and marketer of ham bacon hot dogs and luncheon meats. Pro-Fac owns the National Oats plant. Curtice-Burns is parent of National Oats of Cedar Rapids. Waterloo Denver air service to resume Oct 3 with two daily flights each from Waterloo and Denver. Aspen Airways and United officials announce.

Curtice-Burns Inc Rochester N.Y Pro-Fac Cooperative Colonial Provision Co Boston Curtice- Burns National Oats of Cedar Rapids Pro-Fac National Oats Waterloo Denver Aspen Airways United Airlines

Chrysler to pay 116.9 million in preferred dividends

Chrysler Corp will pay 116.9 million dollars in accumulated preferred stock dividends for the year. This marks the first dividend on the stock since the third quarter of 1979, the company announced on Wednesday.

Detroit Chrysler Corp

$4.6 Million Pact For Collins Division

The Air Force has awarded a $4,656,900 contract to Collins Government Avionics Division of Rockwell International for ARC-186 dual communication and navigation controls. The units will be manufactured in Cedar Rapids and support the Air Force and Army VHF transceiver standard. Senator Roger Jepsen announced the award.

Collins Rockwell International Air Force Roger Jepsen Army Cedar Rapids

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