Millions still haven't filed W-4 by Wednesday
Washington report notes about 18 million workers have not filed the new simplified W-4 or W-4A as Congress overhauled the tax system. It warns withholding may not match liability, risking penalties if 90 percent of 1987 or 100 percent of 1986 liability is not met by year end.
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Washington
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IRS
Hammons Buys Cedar Rapids Land for Collins Plaza Hotel
John Q. Hammons announced purchase of six acres on the south side and ten acres on the north side of the Cedar Rapids airport road near 1 380, for development of Collins Plaza an atrium style hotel with 220 rooms 20 percent suites and a seven story design with celestial glass roof. The project aims for a July opening next summer with about 200 local employees and a $12 million construction cost. Hammons also noted similar hotels in Des Moines and future plans for Quad-Cities sites while stressing a focus on smaller cities and quality service.
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John Q. Hammons
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Cedar Rapids
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Collins Road
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Ttallmans
Embassy Suites
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Annem
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Jefferson City
Des Moines
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Distinctive Packaging Sold to Virginia Firm
Distinctive Printing and Packaging and Assemblers Inc. are sold to a West Point Virginia company, Chesapeake Corp. Acquisition awaits board approval and a signed agreement. Plants span West Des Moines Spirit Lake Omaha Marion with 11 million in 1987 sales anticipated. Employment ranges from 5 to 175 seasonally.
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West Des Moines
Marion
Lion
West Point
Robert
Argabright Jr
Chesapeake Corp
Chesapeake
Distinctive
Spirit Lake
Omaha
Neb
Assemblers Inc
Gillette
HON Industries
Control Data
Amana
Joe Lane Sr
Distinctive Printing and Packaging
Farm Credit move on hold in Omaha district
Omaha Farm Credit district moves to merge with St Paul district are paused after the board declined to sign a letter of intent. GOP lawmakers fear Omaha could lose its district headquarters and press Congress to delay merger until Farm Credit System aid is approved.
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Omaha
Wake in showroom honors longtime car dealer
Middleboro Massachusetts mourns Leonard Hayes Chace former East Freetown mechanic who built LAH Chace and Sons into a high volume Chevrolet dealership. His wake, staged in the showroom, drew more than 200 mourners as vehicles were moved aside for a casket and flowers. His son Len Chace Jr. said the tribute reflected his father's lifelong bond with the business and community.
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Leonard Hayes Chace
Bruce LaFleur
LAH Chace and Sons
Len Chace
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Chace
Avid Masonson
Len Chace Jr
Stocks Close Mixed as Dow Rises on Rumors and Bets
The stock market posted a mixed Friday amid murky interest rate signals. The Dow Jones rose 3.75 to 2,570.17, while NYSE volume was 137.98 million shares. Banks of Town and Kidde gained, W.R. Grace fell, and Bank of New York contemplated Irving Bank Corp. takeover. Auto stocks slipped with Ford, Chrysler, and GM down, while telecoms and energy issues showed modest gains. Homestake Mining jumped on a 2-for-1 split and dividend boost.
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Gazette
New York Stock Exchange
Eastern
Towa
Kidde
W.R. Grace
Irving Bank Corp
IU Industres
Ford Motor
Chrysler
General Motors
Pacific Telesis
Southwestern Bell
U.S. West
U'S. West
Homestake Mining
Trans World Airlines
TWA
Iowa
Existing home sales fall to 3.4 million in August
The National Association of Realtors reported August existing single family home sales at a 3.4 million seasonally adjusted annual rate, down 0.9 percent from July. It marks the third straight monthly drop and the slowest pace since March 1986, with August prices averaging 85,400 dollars, down 0.9 percent from July. Midwest sales slid 5.6 percent to 850,000 annually, while the median Midwest price rose to 66,500 dollars.
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Washington
National Association of Realtors
Midwest
John A. Tuccillo
Dayton Rejects Dart Bid in Major Corporate Move
Dayton Hanson Corp. spurns a 6.3 billion buyout offer from Dart Group Corp. Chairman Kenneth Macke says shareholders benefit from Dayton Hudson remaining independent after a Malne meeting. Shareholder interests drive the decision as the board declares independence.
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Dayton Hanson Corp
Dart Group Corp
Dayton
Target
Kenneth Macke
Dayton Hudson
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