Teamsters and UPS settle 150-pound limit dispute
The Teamsters and United Parcel Service reached a late settlement on a package handling dispute while a damages hearing proceeded. The agreement limits to 70 pounds without aid and requires labeling for packages over 70 pounds. Members are ordered back to work.
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Teamsters
United Parcel Service
U.S
Joyce Hens Green
Teamster
UPS
SRP Board Approves $57,500 in Civic Donations
The Salt River Project board approved 57,500 in contributions to civic groups and arts. The Phoenix Symphony receives 25,000, Celebrate Nature at the Phoenix Zoo gets 10,000 in cash and services, Desert Botanical Garden 10,000, and Valle Del Sol Inc. 12,500 for counseling and treatment programs.
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SRP
Salt River Project Board of Directors
Phoenix Symphony
Symphony
Phoenix Zoo
Desert Botanical Garden
Valle del Sol Inc
Rates for T-bills climb to highest since 1992
The Treasury sold 12.7 billion in three month bills at 3.24 percent, up from 2.99 percent, and 12.7 billion in six month bills at 3.40 percent, up from 3.16 percent. The three month rate was the highest since 3.26 percent on December 14, 1992, and the six month rate the highest since 3.43 percent on that date. Discount rates imply returns of 3.31 percent for a 10,000 bill and 3.51 percent for a six month bill.
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Treasury
Treasury Department
Borrowing Rises 11.2 Percent in December
U S borrowing climbed at an 11.2 percent annual rate in December aided by holiday shopping. The Federal Reserve said the late-1993 surge pushed total consumer debt to about 780.8 billion dollars, revising November’s rise to 10.7 percent from 10.6 percent.
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Arizona ranked seventh in national population growth through 1990 to 1993
The Blue Chip Economic Forecast shows Arizona’s population rose 7.4 percent from 1990 to June 1993, placing seventh nationally. Nevada led with 15.6 percent, Idaho 9.1, Alaska 8.9, Colorado 8.3, and Washington and Utah at 8.0. Arizona gained about 250000 residents, with 2.7 percent growth between June 1992 and June 1993.
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Economic Outlook Center
Arizona State University
Nevada
Idaho
Alaska
Colorado
Washington
Utah
Elliott Pol
Yuma among fastest growing cities in census boom
The Associated Press reports Western Arizona led growth with the Yuma metro area in Yuma County gaining 10 percent from 1990 to July 1, 1992. Phoenix rose to No 8 among big cities with 1,012,230 residents as of July 1, 1992. Arizona's population reached 3.96 million by July 1, 1993.
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Yuma
The
Associated Press
Arizona
Colorado River
Census Bureau
Phoenix
Yuma County
Mexico
California
Butch Opsahl
Spectrum Chief Exits After Claiming Duped Hire
John Sculley, ex-Apple chairman, quits Spectrum Information Technologies and sues for 10 million, alleging Caserta duped him. Spectrum stock plunges more than 50 percent on Nasdaq as SEC probe and accounting issues surface and volume surges to 36 million shares.
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New York
John Sculley
Pepsi Cola
Apple Computer
Tiny Spectrum Information Technologies Inc
Sculley
Spectrum
Apple Computer Inc
Spectrum Technology Company
Peter Caserta
Securities and Exchange Commission
Richard Shaffer
Technologic Partners
SEC
Valley firms team up to sell theater tickets at 30,000 feet
America West Airlines and SkyMall Inc. announce a partnership to expand in flight shopping and concierge services. A 136 page SkyMall catalogue will be offered on Boeing 757 and A320 planes with seat telephones for toll free orders. Passengers can order dinners, theater tickets, or make hotel deliveries, with airport or hotel delivery in major cities and a SkyMall Factory Outlet in Phoenix.
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Tempe
America West
Dik Shimizu
SkyMall
Amtrak
Marcia Flint
Valley
Flint
Atlanta
Chicago
Dallas/Fort Worth
Denver
Los Angeles
San Francisco
S. 16Th St
Phoenix
Sky Harbor
Robert Worsley
Market rebounds as Dow rises after Friday loss
New York stocks rallied Monday led by cyclicals as investors weighed the Fed rate move. Dow Jones gained 34.90 to 3906.32 while decliners slightly outpaced advancers. volume was 346.8 million shares. General Motors up 1 percent and International Paper up 0.5 percent amid signs of recovering economy.
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New York
Dow Jones
New York Stock Exchange
Federal Reserve
Dow
James Melcher
Balestra Capital
Melcher
Hugh Johnson
First Albany Corp
Johnson
General Motors
International Paper
Life insurance as retirement savings questioned by tax rules
The piece weighs cash-value life insurance as a private pension, noting tax shelters and tax free loans, but warns about agent omissions. It urges using employer matches in 401 k plans first, then IRAs or Keoghs for higher growth, while highlighting tax implications of withdrawals. It ends with a referenced note about Quinn Ba.
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Center For Advanced Purchasing Studies
University
College of Business
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Center
Rae
Caserta
Spectrum Information Technologies Inc
Valley Partnership
Quinn
Jane Bryant Quinn
Money Matters
Tre Caer
NYSE
IBM
Chrysler
Llars