Douglas County Sales Tax Receipts Show Growth in Year
Kansas Department of Revenue data for the first ten months of fiscal 1992 show Douglas County retail sales tax receipts at 19.8 million dollars, up from 18.6 million last year, with April totals rising 36.6 percent though days worked differed. County remains fifth in statewide retail volume, trailing Sedgwick Johnson Shawnee Wyandotte, while Lawrence and other area cities report varied gains. Local rates range from 0.5 to 1 percent, with Baldwin at 1 percent since the start of fiscal year 1992.
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Stocks of local interest and market summaries
Midland Elevator quotes wheat 3.55 corn 2.54 soybeans 5.94 as market reports from St Joseph Missouri and Omaha Nebraska list livestock prices and cattle hogs and sheep. New York stock market fell sharply with Dow at 3257.53 and NYSE volume around 73.46 million shares as analysts cite Japanese market slide and election uncertainties.
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Glaxo Holdings
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Area VOLT meeting set for Thursday in Basehor
The Voice of Leavenworth Taxpayers VOLT schedules a 7 p.m. meeting Thursday at First State Bank Basehor. Attendees will elect officers discuss the proposed rural Basehor airport and the upcoming primary election. The event is open to the public.
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Financial markets show lackluster midyear in 1992
New York news notes a weak first half for 1992 with the Dow at 3285.35, down from the prior week, and mixed reads on stocks and bonds. Analysts warn of high interest rates, renewed equity supply, and investor caution ahead of the fall elections, while growth stocks lag and cyclical names gain.
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Robert Barbera
Shearson Lehman Brothers
Stan Weinstein
Japanese stocks fall below 16000 as economy stokes fear
Tokyo markets slide as pessimism deepens over the economy with the Nikkei dropping 538.65 points to 15921.22 and the TOPIX down 27.09 points while the dollar strengthens to 127.47 yen. Analysts blame sluggish economy and tepid earnings outlook amid cautious government action.
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BMW to Build New Plant in Spartanburg
BMW has chosen Spartanburg to host a new U S factory, expected to cost about 625 million dollars and employ around 2 000 workers. The company will announce further details at a Tuesday news conference after confirming the decision.
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