Executive denies embezzlement in Eisenberg case
Kansas City news item reports Donald L. Henzick, former CFO of Leo Eisenberg Co., seeking dismissal of a $2.5 million embezzlement suit while the firm enlarges its civil action to include five family members as defendants for allegedly aiding diversion of funds. Henzick disputes the charge and seeks costs. Separately, a Minneapolis lawyer denies insider trading in a SEC case alleging $4.35 million illicit profits from Grand Metropolitan PLC bid for Pillsbury Co.
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Donald L. Henzick
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Minneapolis
Securities and Exchange Commission
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Grand Metropolitan PLC
Pillsbury Co
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Campeau faces U.S. revival plan amid bankruptcy speculation
Campeau Corp. restructures its U.S. holdings including Allied Stores and Federated, appointing a new executive to lead a financial revival as investors weigh a possible bankruptcy filing to keep stores open. The move comes as lenders consider shelter options for its U.S. retailers. In other news, seven year Treasury yields rose? fell to 8.02 percent at the latest auction, with $7.59 billion sold. IBM and Unisys announced new units to assist customers in managing computer operations under IBM Systems Services and a separate unit at Unisys.
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Campeau Corp
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Campeau
Allied Stores Corp
Federated Department Stores Inc
United States
Washington
Treasury
International Business Machines Corp
Unisys Corp
IBM
Armonk
N.Y
IBM Systems Services Organization
Markets rise as Dow recovers from two-day slide
New York stocks firmed at midday with the Dow up 17.70 to 2,768.34 as gainers outpaced decliners about 9 to 5. Federal National Mortgage jumped to 36 percent after reporting Q4 earnings of 90 cents a share. NYSE composite rose 1.06 to 193.18, with volume at 76.09 million. Kansas City quotes show hogs steady to higher and feeders mixed, while Midwest grain prices edge lower on the day.
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Texaco
Poll Finds Job Stress Affects Health and Careers
A Gallup poll of 1,350 adults for the National Occupational Information Coordinating Committee shows about half report job stress harming health, relationships, or job performance. Only 41 percent are on a planned career path, with 25 percent noting stress disrupted off the job relations and 20 percent each citing impacts on health and work ability.
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Gallup
National Occupational Information Coordinating Committee
Congress
Sharon Dannan
National Association of Working Women
RTC to auction nine savings firms including Anchor in Kansas City bid
Anchor Savings of Kansas City Kansas and other thrifts including Blue Valley Western and Horizon Federal are set for sale by the RTC. The nine institutions hold about 13.5 billion in assets as of Sept 30 with Anchor’s Lawrence branch serving 7,464 deposit accounts worth 47.7 million last year. The RTC plans to auction more than 40 smaller thrifts next week and expects to close the sales in coming weeks.
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Kan
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
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Mutual Association
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FDIC
Blue Valley Federal Savings and Loan Assn
Blue Valley
Western Savings and Loan Assn
Phoenix
Arizona
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Gill Savings Assn
Honda
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Colo
Bexar Savings Assn
San Antonio
Royal Palm Federal Savings and Loan Assn
West Palm Beach
Fla
Otero Savings
Katsanos
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Kaw Valley Consumer to cease publication in Topeka
Lawrence based Woodward Directories Inc decides not to reopen the Kaw Valley Consumer weekly circular after its December shutdown for reorganization. About 200 carriers and 12 staff affected, wage claims of about 4000 dollars filed with the Kansas Department of Human Resources. Printing of the area telephone directory remains scheduled for January 23.
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Topeka
Kaw Valley
Richard Woodward Sr
Woodward Directories
Woodward
Kaw Valley Consumer
Pennypower
Kansas Department of Human Resources
Craig Liskey
Area Telephone Directory
Lawrence
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