August factory output falls further amid recession gloom
The Federal Reserve reports August industrial production down 0.5 percent marking the 11th monthly decline in 13 months. Auto assembly drops 16 percent to 5.5 million units, while defense equipment and construction supplies rise slightly. Retail sales fall 0.9 percent, inventories up 0.1 percent due to auto stock backup.
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Mount Pleasant bank repos may fall to losers in court
FDIC says it will seek a court ruling that holders of repurchase agreements tied to the defunct Mount Pleasant Bank and Trust Co have no special claim to the bank’s assets. The Aug. 7 closure and Aug. 8 sale left repos unassumed by Hawkeye Bancorporation, risking losses for customers with repos.
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New Joint Venture Promises 25 Jobs in Stockton Iowa
A West German firm partners with Superior Manufacturing Co. of Stockton in a joint venture that could create 25 local jobs. The Iowa Development Commission aided arrangements and officials will unveil details at a State Capitol news conference with President Robert Richardson and Lt. Gov. Terry Branstad.
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Late surge boosts stocks again in New York trading
The Dow rose to 930.46 in a late buying push lifting the index to a 13 month high as investors priced in Federal Reserve tightening steps. NYSE volume eased though the tape showed gains in IBM BankAmerica Chase Manhattan and J P Morgan with Bendix and Martin Marietta advancing amid takeover talk CBS fell on news of scrapping a cable program.
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Life UnderwritersHolds Cedar Rapids Talk By Klauber
William Klauber president of the Life Underwriter Training Council will speak at the Cedar Rapids Association of Life Underwriters meeting Friday at 11 45 a m. The Roosevelt Quality Inn hosts the event where he will discuss the council work.
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Kroger Opens In-store Finance Center in Ohio
GROVE CITY Ohio AP Kroger Co opens first in-store Finance Center offering investments and life and auto insurance policies inside its Grove City store. Capital officials say initial interest is modest but may expand to 10 to 15 more Kroger stores nationwide with mutual funds and insurance services.
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Vanguard Group of Investment Cos
Valley Forge
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Scott Peterson
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Iowa S&Ls Face Closures or Mergers by 1983 End
Andrew Carron of the Brookings Institution told Iowa S&L officials that about one in five Iowa savings and loan institutions could close or be forced to merge by the end of 1983. He noted that declining interest rates will not fix the sector’s problems, and his model predicts about 12 Iowa thrifts may need to be merged within 16 months.
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Payless Cashways posts strong Q3 1982 results
Payless Cashways Inc reports third quarter 1982 unaudited results with net sales and other income at 173 million and 6.9 million net income. Earnings per share rise to 57 cents from 41 cents year earlier as income up 35.8 million year over year. AT&T reports higher net income for the quarter though earnings per share slip to 2.27 from 2.30. Return on equity also drops to 13.3 percent from 14 percent amid more shares outstanding.
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Bendix
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Kansas City
Payless Cashways Inc
NEW York
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American Telephone & Telegraph Corp
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USA Today Debuts as National Newspaper in Bid for Market
USA Today rolled off presses in Washington in pre-dawn hours and hit streets amid a reported opening-day sellout in Washington and Baltimore. Gannett plans nationwide expansion with sale in 15 market clusters by early next year and aims for profitability within three to five years.
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Soo offers to buy 650 miles of Rock Island lines
Soo Line proposes to acquire about 650 miles of Rock Island main line from Northfield Minnesota to Kansas City and 200 miles across northern Iowa, plus 45 miles Dows Forest City and 12 miles Carlisle Indianola. Board approval came last week. ICC clearance would be required.
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Spending on health seen increasing with aging population
New York report projects healthrelated spending by Americans 55 plus rising from 3 billion in 1982 to 6 to 8 billion by 1992 driven by 20 million more seniors by 2010 and higher per capita spending in the 55 64 group while the 65 plus group spends less per person but holds discretionary income.
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