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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 16, 1989

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15

Soviet push for radical economic plan faces last-ditch test

Moscow reports Deputy Premier Leonid Abalkin urged a radical decentralization plan to reform the Soviet economy. He warned failure could trigger nationwide rationing and derail reforms as the Congress of People's Deputies prepares to hear the proposal.

Moscow Mikhail Gorbachev Leonid I. Abalkin Abalkin Congress of People’s Deputies Mr. Abalkin Congress of People's Deputies Supreme Soviet

Nader urges RICO reform amid lobbying ties

Ralph Nader charged the Senate Judiciary Committee accepted 1.46 million in contributions from lobbyists seeking to weaken RICO. He named Sen. Dennis DeConcini as sponsor and cited ties to Charles H. Keating Jr. and Lincoln Savings. DeConcini defended his plan to narrow RICO as protecting legitimate business while regulators pursue triple damages in key cases.

Washington Senate Judiciary Committee Ralph Nader Public Citizen Nader Senate Dennis DeConcini D-Ariz DeConcini Savings and Loan Phoenix Ariz Charles H. Keating Jr Keating Lincoln Savings and Loan Association Irvine Calif Keating Five Sen Charles Keating

Kirkland elected to sixth term as AFL-CIO head

AFL-CIO president Lane Kirkland won a sixth term as leader while the federation expanded its executive council to include United Mine Workers head Richard Trumka and other new members. Trumka, 40, joins a council long dominated by older white men as the union debates abortion rights and Hispanics’ representation. The convention also featured remarks from President Bush and ongoing labor actions, including a Pittston coal strike.

Washington Lane Kirkland Afl-Cio Labor Federation United Mine Umw Richard Trumka Trumka Labor Movement Federation Bush Afl-Ci0 Executive Council Kirkland Thomas Donahue Council United Steelworkers International Oscar Sanchez Mr. Trumka John Sturdivant American Federation of Government Employees Susan Bianei-Sana Association of Flight Attendants George Kourpias International Association of Machinists Moe Biller American Postal Workers Union

Grain and livestock reports from Chicago board trading note

Wheat corn oats and soybeans prices shown with bid and last figures. Livestock reports show cow and hog carcass prices, cuts, and movement with daily slaughter estimates for cattle calves hogs and sheep.

Chicago Chicago Board of Trade

Omaha live stock market report on midweek quotations

Omaha Nebraska stock market page shows hogs delayed and weak to mostly lower, sows higher, calves and cattle steady to higher with choicest weights 72.00 to 74.50 per 100 pounds and cows 43.50 to 48.50, sheep steady with lambs and pelts priced 52.00 to 54.00 for choicest weights and ewes an range of 18.00 to 18.09 per cwt for shorn.

Omaha, Neb USDA Omaha U.S Choice Select

Huntington Bancshares Third Quarter Earnings Rise

Huntington Bancshares Inc reports an 11.6 percent rise in third quarter earnings. Net income reached 25.1 million or 37 cents a share for the period ended Sept 30, up from 22.5 million or 51 cents a year earlier. Net interest income totaled 92.9 million, up from 89.2 million, while non interest income excluding securities gains rose 20 percent from Q3 1988.

Columbus, Ohio Huntington Bancshares Inc

Midwest cattle prices slip amid light demand and mixed cuts

In Des Moines Iowa on Wednesday boxed beef movement and demand were light ahead of the holidays with supplies moderate. Steer and heifer carcasses were steady while select grades weakened, and processing beef showed limited activity across 149 loads of boxed cuts and 79 loads of beef trim. Prices varied by weight and grade with many figures reported for steel and select carcasses.

Boston

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