A and P reads new Brunswick Heights Shopping Center store
A new A P supermarket opens Saturday at Brunswick Heights Shopping Center off Louder Road in Brunswick. Manager Jerry Hemler cites features including fresh seafood salad bar bakery deli and health and beauty items with a modern scanning system at checkout. The store will offer a wide range of generic items and aims to provide approximately
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New shopping center to boost downtown revitalization
Ed Waters Jr reports on labor rush as new center opens with 62 jobs and extended hours 8 am to 6 pm Monday through Saturday. Stores include Brunswick Video Den Ann's Hallmark Drug Fair plus planned Hardee's Classic Hair Design Secco Dry Cleaners Woodburne Realty and an Italian restaurant. groundbreaking was in June with Brooks C B Wood betting on a boost to downtown revitalization.
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Trucks top autos as best selling vehicles in 1985
1985 U S car and truck sales broke a seven year record reaching 157 million as imports rose and Americans shifted to minivans four wheel drive wagons and pickups Domestic car sales rose but mainly helped by rebates and financing The year saw trucks lead with 4 669 700 units and a combined car truck total of 15 710 676 GM led with the Cavalier while Ford eyed the F Series The rise of imports from Japan and Europe pressured Detroit and analysts predict a softer year ahead amid ongoing diversification efforts by GM Ford and Chrysler
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Consumer group targets insurance industry reform push
Washington report describes consumer advocates led by J Robert Hunter and Ralph Nader accusing insurers of misrepresenting losses and pressuring state legislatures. They propose a four part plan including ending the non profit exemption, creating a federal insurance office, allowing manufacturers to self insure, and establishing a federal re insurance framework.
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Telephone customers seek more clout against rate hikes
A consumer group urges stronger measures to shield residential phone users from rising basic service costs. Pamela Gilbert of US PIRG criticizes state public utility commissions for lax review of rate requests, citing staff shortages and complex filings. A FCC analysis shows 828.9 million in state rate increases in early 1985 with 2.7 billion pending.
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Philadelphia Delmarva Poultry and Produce Markets Report
The Delmarva Poultry Market Monday showed steady live supplies and fair to good demand with U S Grade A ready to cook prices 49 to 57 cents per pound and an average 54 08 cents. Philadelphia egg market demand was generally strong with assorted prices for consumer grade whites and large to extra large cartons. Agricultural futures across crude oil coffee soybeans and grains moved higher on Monday while livestock futures showed mixed results at the Chicago Mercantile Exchange.
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Small decline in stock market
New York markets fell modestly as early hopes for a resumed rally faded. The Dow slipped 1.61 to 1547.58, NYSE turnover reached 99.61 million shares, while S&P 500 and Nasdaq showed mixed movement amid easing holiday trade. Carl Icahn became TWA chairman amid worsening finances and altered shareholder payouts.
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