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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1990
Page
6
NovaTech Inc and AT&T reach a joint marketing agreement to provide data networks for pipeline and utility operations. NovaTech will supply programs and some equipment while AT&T provides satellite gear and earth stations for the SCADA-Link offering. The deal aims to double NovaTech’s size and annual sales this year.
New York stocks held a narrow range in light volume with the Dow Jones average slipping to 2,643.69 at noon. Advancers barely outpaced decliners on the NYSE, volume totaled 73.39 million shares, and notable movers included Bank of New England, Philip Morris and Chase Manhattan. Agricultural quotes from Kansas and futures data followed, with mild midweek weather and cattle slaughter figures reported for the week.
Rep. Glenn English of Oklahoma warned at an Agriculture Department hearing that the Bush administration price support flexibility in the 1990 farm bill could harm wheat farmers and reduce district income. He added regions dependent on a single crop could suffer, and pressed Undersecretary John Campbell on how planting options would shield farmers from market loss due to climate and terrain.
Lawrence awaits state conditional approval of a 350000 loan to fund a $450000 railroad spur into East Hills Business Park. Penn Plastics must secure financing for relocation and IRB delays. the spur could proceed once a Kansas plant is confirmed and a firm job-creating commitment is made. A major undisclosed company also toured the park, potentially bringing 300 to 350 jobs.
Mitch Rodriguez, Brass Buckle store manager, announced plans to move from 813 Mass to 815 Mass on March 1, with a name change to The Buckle as part of a 1990s marketing theme. The current site will be leased to a photography business, and the new store will roughly double floor space. Brass Buckle, headquartered in Kearney, Nebraska, operates 67 Midwest locations and aims to prototype the new brand in its upcoming move.
Mazda Motor Corp said its engineers designed a compact utility vehicle that would be built by American workers and managers at a Ford Motor Co plant in Louisville, Kentucky, and then sold at Mazda dealerships.
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