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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 2009

Page

12

Wall Street Up After Industrial Production News

Stocks surged as investors backed shares following a strong industrial production report. The Dow gained 108.30 to 9,791.71, the S&P 500 rose 16.13 to 1,068.76, and the Nasdaq climbed 30.51 to 2,133.15, with all three indexes marking sizable yearly increases.

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FDIC names winner in toxic asset private sale test

The FDIC named Residential Credit Solutions Inc of Fort Worth the first winner in a test program to back private purchases of toxic mortgage assets. RCS will pay 64.2 million for a 50 percent stake in a new firm holding about 1.3 billion in Franklin Bank mortgages in Houston. The transaction involves a 727.8 million FDIC note. Twelve groups bid on the assets.

Federal Deposit Insurance Corp Fort Worth Texas Residential Credit Solutions Inc Franklin Bank FDIC RCS

Trumka Named AFL CIO Leader Replacing Sweeney

Richard Trumka, 60, the coal miner turned labor leader, becomes the AFL CIO president replacing John Sweeney. He vows a tougher, more energetic approach to attract a new generation of workers and rebuild union ranks from 12.4 percent to higher levels.

Richard Trumka Pennsylvania Afl-Cio Aflcio Trumka John Sweeney United Mine Workers

World Bank Warns 89 Million Could Fall Into Extreme Poverty

The World Bank says the global recession may push 89 million more people into extreme poverty by 2010. It cites falls in trade remittances tourism and capital flows as causes and notes cuts in education health and infrastructure in the poorest nations. G-20 leaders will meet to discuss the economy and potential stimulus measures in Pittsburgh.

World Bank Group of 20 Nations Bank Pittsburgh

Honey Creek couple grows apples pumpkins and honey in Swisher

Mike and Sherry Pilarczyk turned Honey Creek Acres into an orchard outside Swisher. They plant 30 acres of apples and a few pumpkin and plum trees while reopening a store. They expect 420 new trees last year and 385 this year, with 35 varieties including McIntosh and Paula Red. They sell honey from 1.5 to 2 million bees and plan a bakery next year.

Crystal LaGiudice the Gazette Sherry Mike Pilarczyk Honey Creek Acres Swisher the Gazette Wisher Mike Sherry Pilarczyk Minnesota Iowa Honey Creek Pilarczyks Wealthy McIntosh Iowa State University Extension Rick Brenda Handler Sutliff Cider Co Lisbon ACT Iowa City

Honey Creek Orchard Opens PYO Apple Season Through Oct

Honey Creek Acres invites visitors to pick apples at 799 Swisher View Dr SW Swisher through Oct 31 hours 430 to 700 weekdays 1000 to 600 Sat 1000 to 500 Sun About 35 varieties on 2500 trees priced 2 per pound plus pumpkins gourds and honey from bees Available contact 3198574322 or honeycreekacres.com

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Recession Hits Iowa Households Tight Amid National Survey

A Northwest Area Foundation poll shows about a quarter of Iowa households lost a job in the recession, with 57 percent cutting spending and 55 percent optimistic about the national economy. It reports 25 percent struggling with basics like mortgage or heating and 21 percent hosting money troubles.

Steve Gravelle The Gazette Iowa Northwest Area Foundation St. Paul Minn

Skogman Realty Opens Coralville Office in Corridor Bank Building

Skogman Realty has opened its first Coralville office in the Corridor State Bank building at the I-80 and Highway 965 corner. An open house is set for Friday from 6 to 8 p.m. with tours, refreshments, and drawings. The 2,300-square-foot site on the third floor will host about 22 agents, most from the Iowa City Area Association of Realtors.

Coralville Skogman Realty Iowa City Coralville Corridor State Bank Interstate 80 Highway 965 Skogman Realty Michelle Bennett Iowa City Area Association of Realtors Cedar Rapids Skogman Bennett Iowa City-area Highway 30

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