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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1990

Page

23

Norwest appoints John E. Ganoe as SVP strategic planning

Former Iowa banker John E. Ganoe is named senior vice president for strategic planning and acquisitions at Norwest Corp. in Minneapolis, overseeing Norwest Bank Iowa N.A. in Cedar Rapids and Marion. He previously served as vice president and director in the department and as chief financial officer of Banks of Iowa Inc. before joining Norwest in 1983 as Iowa region controller.

Iowa John E. Ganoe Norwest Corp Minneapolis Norwest Bank Iowa N.A Cedar Rapids Marion Ganoe Gance Banks of Iowa Inc Merchants National Bank Norwest

Hanson Heads Iowa Realtors in 1990 91

Robert Hanson of Cedar Rapids was installed as president of the Iowa Association of Realtors for 1990 91 at the AR convention in Waterloo. He belongs to Midland Partners West in Cedar Rapids and has been a Cedar Rapids Board of Realtors member since 1971. The convention at the Five Sullivan Brothers Convention Center ends today.

Robert Hanson Cedar Rapids Iowa Association of Realtors Waterloo Hanson Midland Partners West Cedar Rapids Board of Realtors Five Sullivan Brothers Convention Center

Hoax bill collectors target US West customers

US West Communications warns customers to beware phony bill collectors. Impostors tell accounts are overdue and threaten disconnection unless cash is brought to the downtown building, then offer home pickups. The company says written notices precede any legitimate call for delinquent accounts.

US West Communications Kyle Turner

T-bill auction may be postponed without debt ceiling action

The Treasury warns Monday’s $18.4 billion in 3 and 6 month bills may not be issued if Congress does not extend the debt ceiling by Tuesday night. Volney Taylor says post- expiration there is no authority to issue or borrow for the auction.

Congress Treasury Bureau of Public Debt Volney Taylor Bureau

Matsushita to unveil long lasting rechargeable battery

Matsushita Battery Industrial plans to start selling a new nickel hydride storage battery next month. It will last twice as long as nickel cadmium models and charge in about an hour, with applications in portable telephones video cameras and office equipment.

Matsushita Battery Industrial Co Matsushita

Marriott earnings fall in third quarter amid costs

Marriott Corp owner of the Fairfield Inn in southwest Cedar Rapids reports a 57.1 percent drop in third quarter earnings to $27 million or 27 cents a share on $1.657 billion in sales. The year earlier earned $63 million or 46 cents per share on $1.695 billion.

R Marriott Corp Cedar Rapids London Marriott

U.S. merger activity rises in third quarter

U.S. merger activity edged higher in the July to September period, rising 7 percent from the prior quarter. Securities Data Corp. said 941 deals totaling 58.6 billion dollars were announced in the third quarter, up from 1,284 deals worth 47.8 billion in the second quarter.

U.S Securities Data Corp

Renault Volvo deal approved by Swedish government

Swedish government approves a pact between Renault and Volvo authorizing a 45 percent share swap in trucks and buses and a 25 percent stake exchange in cars. The move would make Renault the largest ever foreign investment in Sweden, according to Volvo's release.

Volvo Renault Sweden

Good News Bad News and Small Premium Insurance Pitch

A brief sales item markets a life insurance offer with a promise of automatic coverage in the next policy period. The message emphasizes a low premium and immediate protection, appealing to readers seeking quick coverage.

Banks eye higher fees as FDIC premium rises

Banks may raise checking and service fees or cut interest on deposits to cover a 60 percent FDIC premium hike set for 1991. Analysts warn weaker banks could slip into losses, while customers face higher costs or diverted funds as the industry absorbs part of the charge.

New York FDIC Federal Deposit Insurance Corp Christopher Mahoney Moody's Investors Service Eric Hemel First Boston Corp Cheryl Swaim Oppenheimer & Co American Bankers Association Ginnie An

Glauber outlines plan to reform banking insurance

Treasury Undersecretary Robert R. Glauber proposes higher FDIC premiums for risky banks and limited coverage at 100000 per depositor. He calls for tougher enforcement on weak institutions, annual on site examinations of large and troubled banks.

Treasury Robert R. Glauber

Milken sentencing delayed with extraordinary hearing set

U S District Judge Kimba M Wood postponed Michael Milken's Monday sentencing and ordered an October hearing to address unadmitted government crimes. The hearing will run about two weeks with each side allowed 20 hours to present arguments before a sentence is pronounced.

New York Michael Milken U.S Kimba M. Wood Wood Arthur Liman Milken

Isuzu May Join GM in Czech Truck Venture

GM and Isuzu Motors may participate in a Czech truck project with discussions under way in Czechoslovakia. GM holds 40.2 percent of Isuzu and already works with Bratislava subsidiaries on transmissions. A formal joint venture was not confirmed and specifics remain undecided.

Isuzu Detroit General Motors Corp Isuzu Motors Ltd Czechoslovakia Jack Harned Japan Bratislava

Stocks Slip as Oil Prices Rise Shrink Markets

The Dow fell 32.17 points to 2427.48 as oil prices climbed after Bush's SPR action, with 395 issues down and 422 unchanged on the NYSE. Quaker Oats led gains while Banks of Iowa and General Mills among notable losers amid broad market weakness.

Iowa Banks of United Technologies Equitable of Penwest General Mills Maytag Bush Strategic Petroleum Reserve Dow New York Stock Exchange General Electric Unisys MCA IBM

The Company Doctor Giving away the farm

Investors may demand majority control in a young company to protect their stake.Structure a buy back clause or staged/ performance tied equity to regain majority within five years. Consider options that allow you to re acquire control while providing capital.

Mike

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