Allied Bendix Marietta settle brawl to end Wall Street turmoil
Allied agrees to acquire Bendix for about 2 billion in a swap while Marietta keeps independence with Allied as its largest shareholder. Bendix would stay based in Southfield Michigan and Agee becomes Allied president. The deal reshapes control and includes a 10 year stand still with Marietta and a complex share exchange.
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Woolworth to close 336 Woolco stores in 1983
F W Woolworth Co announces the closure of its 336 Woolco discount stores due to ongoing losses. Woolco incurred a 1981 to mid-1982 operating loss totaling about 46 million dollars, with the division contributing 2.1 billion in sales. The move aims to redeploy assets to Woolworth, Kinney Shoes, Foot Locker, and J Brannan.
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Northwestern Bell names new president in management shakeup
Richard D. McCormick of Omaha elected president of Northwestern Bell Telephone Company succeeding Jack McCallister who becomes chairman of the board. Board announced the changes Friday after a Minneapolis meeting and the changes take effect October 1.
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Senate approves broad bank bill expanding funds sales
The Senate passed legislation by voice vote allowing banks to sell mutual funds including money market funds and letting savings and loan institutions make commercial and agricultural loans. The House has passed its own bill.
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Broker Loses Appeal Over Barred Chicago Firm
U.S. District Judge George N. Leighton refused to lift a court order barring Financial Partners Brokerage Ltd from doing business in the Chicago area. The Oak Brook based firm is accused of swindling about 400 investors out of more than 30 million dollars and faces a Monday injunction hearing.
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GM, UAW and California Reach $10 Million Worker Retraining Deal
A $10 million pact signed in Sacramento funds retraining and job placement for 8,400 workers laid off from two General Motors plants. The state and federal governments add $6 million while GM contributes $4 million.
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McDonald’s Sues Burger King Over Ads
McDonald’s Corp filed a federal suit in U.S. District Court charging Burger King’s planned 20 million dollar ad campaign maligns its burgers across the Golden Arches. The case seeks a temporary injunction to halt the ads before their Monday start.
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Sky Lab II Crew Docks After 59 Day Ocean Splashdown
On this date in 1973 the three man crew of the U S space laboratory Sky Lab II completed a record 59 days in orbit and made a safe splashdown in the Pacific Ocean.
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Pickets at National Oats Plant Stir Union Tensions
Millwrights Local 2158 picketed the National Oats Cedar Rapids plant over non union workers on a Knoxville contractor crew. Company chief executive David Hughes said work on a warehouse is underway and contracts went to the lowest qualified bidder.
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New tax law curbs medical and casualty deductions
New tax rules reduce medical expense deductions from 3 to 5 percent of adjusted gross income and drop the separate deduction for employer paid premiums. Casualty losses will only be deductible above 10 percent of AGI, prompting plans to prepay medical bills and bolster coverage before year end.
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Fourth stock loss in five days as rally peters out
UPI reports a weak trading day as the Dow dipped 6.25 to 919.52 and the NYSE index fell to 70.75 amid light volume. Analysts caution a correction after a late summer rally, with investors awaiting the Federal Reserve money-supply data and lingering takeover chatter on major stocks.
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Eastern Central Motor Carriers AOA announces rate hike
The Eastern Central Motor Carriers Association of Akron plans an eight percent rise on less than truckload shipments and three cents on truckload moves, effective November 8. The increase covers Cedar Rapids area to the East Coast and will push overall rates about 7.1 percent to cover higher costs for the 800 carrier members. Industry insiders expect similar increases to follow near November 1.
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