Grant stores face bankruptcy as lenders and landlords resist aid
W T Grant, the nations 17th largest retailer, filed for Chapter 11 after losses of 177 million last year and 110 million in the first six months of this year. The firm sought rent reductions from 750 landlords and risked disrupted shipments as suppliers balked at delivering goods. Creditors loom as the Christmas season approaches.
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W.T. Grant
Grant
Robert H. Anderson
Anderson
World Sugar Crop May Reach Record High
A Agriculture Department analyst forecast world sugar production at a record 84 million metric tons this season, up over 6 percent from 1974 75, likely exceeding consumption by about two million tons and boosting reserves by next May 1. US sugar beet output up 27 percent and sugarcane up 16 percent. Per capita sugar use in 1974 may fall below 90 pounds. Green Giant reports Q2 net sales 107.3 million, earnings 2.256 million or 63 cents a share, after five tough months.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Leslie C. Hurt
Department
Foreign Agricultural Service
U.S
USDA
Conference Board
Kenneth Goldstein
Potato Market Prices Across States for Shipping Points
AP reports USDA potato market prices by shipping points across states. Wisconsin round whites sell 5.65 to 6.25 per cwt, roun reds 6.25 to 6.50, russets 6.60 to 7.00. Washington russets 6.50 to 6.75 and Norgolds 6.00 to 6.50. North Dakota round reds 6.00 to 6.50. Colorado russets 6.50 to 6.75. Colorado red McClurgs 6.50.
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Chicago
USDA
U.sda
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Roun Reds
Wisconsin Russets
Washington Russets
Washington Norgolds
North Dakota
Colorado Russets
Colorado Red McClurgs
Midwest egg price report shows steadiness in wholesale bids
Chicago and Wisconsin markets report mixed to higher wholesale prices as of Wednesday. Class 1 large eggs run 49 in Chicago, mediums 47, smalls 36, nest-run breaking stock 46, checks 38. Wisconsin prices range 59 to 63 for large and 56 to 59 for mediums with steady demand and adequate supply.
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Chicago
Wisconsin Cheese Markets Hold Steady Amid Adequate Supplies
Wisconsin cheddar prices show a steady market with adequate to short supplies and good demand. Barrel styles sell 94 2 to 95 2, 40 pound blocks 98 9 92, single daisies 1022 10534, longhorns 1032 1052, midgets 10334 10534. Swiss cheese also steady with good demand and short to adequate stocks. Grade A blocks 121 to 1232, Grade B blocks 1192 to 1212.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Grain futures quotes from Chicago market report
Chicago AP notes wheat No 2 hard winter at 3.97 on Wednesday and No 2 soft red at 3.92. Corn No 2 yellow 2.79 with 4n. oats No 2 heavy 1.31. Soybeans No 1 yellow 7? Van. No 2 yellow corn Tuesday sold at 2.79.
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Chicago
Thousands of jobs open but workers not taking them
New York AP reports recession driven vacancy shortages as employers, including small and mid-size firms, struggle to fill openings. The NFIB survey highlights why many seek benefits, refuse roles awaiting recall by prior employers, and other factors behind widespread unfilled positions.
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New York
National Federation of Independent Business
Prices and Markets Mixed in Friday Livestock Report
Milwaukee AP notes cattle prices steady to weak with steers 45 to 47 dollars and heifers 43 to 45. Calves held 50 to 70 in top ranges while hogs rose slightly with lightweight butchers at 54.50 to 56.50. Separately a Bureau of National Affairs survey shows persistent worker shortages across office, technical and health care sectors, with regional variations.
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Milwaukee
Bureau of National Affairs
Live cattle and hog market report from South St Paul sale
Slaughter steers steady to slow with prices 40.00 to 48.00 per hundredweight depending on weight and grade. Hogs gain about one dollar with various weights quoted up to 59.50. Sheep and lambs see steady slaughter runs with feeder lambs up 50 and ranges from 40.00 to 44.00 for common weights.
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South ST. Paul, Minn
USDA
Funds Approved for Wisconsin Grievance System
The Wisconsin Council on Criminal Justice approved 28,973 in federal funds to extend the prisoner grievance investigation system. The executive committee voted 6-1 for the review by an assistant attorney general, rejecting claims it hinders prisoners from seeking court action.
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Madison, Wis
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Council On Criminal Justice
FTC Report On Co-Ops Draws FTC Bias Charges
The National Council of Farmer Co operatives accuses FTC staff of bias in a Sept. 30 report on cooperatives. It says some co-ops raise prices and market power, criticizes USDA marketing orders, and questions the use of data from 50 large co-ops.
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Washington
National Council of Farmer Cooperatives
Federal Trade Commission
FTC
Commission
Agriculture Department
Kenneth D. Naden
Co-Op Council
Lewis A. Engman
Naden
Engman
USDA
August Bank Debits Down In Minnesota
The Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis reports Minnesota August bank debits fell 2 percent from a year earlier. Over the 12 months ending August total debits rose 5 percent from the prior 12 months. In the Twin Cities metro area August debits declined 2 percent year over year.
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Minnesota
Minneapolis, Minn
Federal Reserve Bank of
Minneapolis
Minneapolis and
St. Paul
First Bank System Reports Higher Q3 Earnings
First Bank System Inc. reports third quarter operating earnings of 14.325 million dollars or 97 cents per share, up from 13.694 million dollars or 92 cents per share a year earlier. The group includes 88 member banks and trust companies.
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Minneapolis, Minn
First Bank System, Inc
First Bank System
Frank-Len to switch to self service at La Crosse stations
Frank-Len Inc plans full self service at its three La Crosse locations in November. One site at 1710 South Ave already operates self service. Losey Boulevard and Ward Avenue may switch this week, and 410 N. 3rd St. could follow in November depending on equipment and installation. Ron Schnick, president, notes the move awaits delivery.
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Frank-Len Inc
5Th and
South Aves
la Crosse
Frank-Len
South Ave
Losey Boulevard
Ward Avenue
N. 3Rd St
Ron Schnick
Frank Len
Order Setting Hearing On Will And Heirship
Wisconsin probate court sets hearing for the estate of Edward G Herlitzka in La Crosse County on November 4 1975. Creditors must file claims by January 12 1976 and claims will be examined January 13 1976. The notice lists Weigel and Furan attorneys at 202 Rivoli Building La Crosse Wisconsin 54601.
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State of
Wisconsin
la Crosse County Court
Edward G Herlitzka
Edward G Herlitzzka
la Crosse County
South Avenue
la Preece
la Crosse
Eugene A. Toepel
Weigel and Furan
Rivoli
Wis
Common Council
City of la Crosse
Judiciary and Administration Committee
City of
City Plan Commission
Board of Public Works
City
East Avenue
Foreclosure Sale Notice in La Crosse County Wisconsin
Wisconsin circuit court forecloses on Leon Kulmaczewski and Saily Kulmaczewski with Western Federal Savings and Loan Association listed as plaintiff. Sheriff will auction the Onalaska property at the La Crosse Courthouse on November 26, 1975, at 10:00 AM. Terms require cash.
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State of
Wisconsin
la Crosse County
Western Federal Savings and Loan Association
North Court Street
Sparta
Leon Kulmaczewski
Saily
Kulmaczewski
Schnater Drive
Onalaska
la Crosse
Pine Street
RB. Schafer
City of
Witham Black
Riprap Permit Sought for La Crosse River Bed in Medary
The town of Medary seeks a Department of Natural Resources permit under section 30.12 to place riprap on the bed of the La Crosse River in section 15 T7N R7W La Crosse County. Objections must be filed within 30 days. A hearing may be scheduled if objections are raised.
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Medary
Stanley Peterson
la Crosse River
la Crosse County
Stanley Anderson
Meadowlark Lane
la Crosse
Wisconsin
Department of Natural Resources
Medary le Crosse County
Clairemont Avenue
Eau Claire
Leu Clang
State OF Wisconsin Department
Application for Liquor License in La Crosse
Joyce M. Schiebel applies for a Combination Class B Beer and Liquor License at 209 21 Pearl Street La Crosse Wisconsin. Dated October 15 1975 Aubrey Kroner City Clerk.
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Joyce M. Schiebel
Farnam Street
la Crosse
Wisconsin
Pearl Street
Aubrey Kroner
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LA Crescent
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Wison
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Ronald Kneifie
LaVerne Hall
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Main St
Helen Hemker
Alvin Miller
Marvin Miller
Northern Investment
S. 7Th St
Mann
Alf Modahi
Beckman Bros
Runningen & Ziegler
Campion Jesuit High
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Lyder
Josie Lee
Paul Conrad
Merlin Ewing
Wisconsin Auction Service
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Mae
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Bill Loving
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Donald C Peterson
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Newburg
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Coulee Council On Alcoholism
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