Evening Sun to Stop Presses After 85 Years
The Baltimore Evening Sun will cease publication on Sept. 15 after 85 years, a victim of declining circulation as readers prefer morning papers. The Sun Co. plans a revamped morning edition and notes staffing losses of about 50 of 1,700. The Evening Sun once featured H.L. Mencken and earned a sole Pulitzer winner.
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Pizza Hut to lay off workers amid Dallas HQ move
Pizza Hut plans to lay off at least 105 Wichita employees as its corporate headquarters moves to Dallas. About 160 workers were offered Dallas jobs in lieu of layoffs, with most affected staff notified alphabetically at headquarters. Most cuts take effect July 26. no further Wichita layoffs planned.
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Brazil oil output rises after refinery occupations
BRASILIA Brazil AP One day after troops took over four refineries output rose at Paulinia Brazil's largest refinery and others in Sao Paulo state. Refineries were operating at 63 percent to 75 percent capacity with total output projected to reach half normal by Thursday amid a 23 day strike by Petrobras workers seeking higher wages and an end to privatization efforts.
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Continental pilots reject airline’s six year pay plan
Houston based Continental Airlines pilots union says the latest contract offer fails to match rival pay. The carrier proposed up to 38 percent base pay rises over five years plus signing bonuses and profit sharing, but pilots seek a 26 percent rise over three years beginning 1996. Continental warns the 32 month deal would cost almost $1 billion.
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Texas Panhandle feedlot and regional livestock market notes
Texas Panhandle and western Oklahoma feedlots report 2,900 head in early trade with 2,400 slaughter steers and 500 heifers sold and buyers showing light to moderate inquiry. Cattle prices listed for slaughter steers and heifers, with state and regional quotes from Amarillo and nearby markets in Ill and Neb. Also includes San Antonio and San Angelo reports with feeder and slaughter cattle price ranges and weekly receipts data.
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Futures rebound after earlier losses in energy markets
Unleaded gasoline futures for next month rose 0.88 cent to 65.81 cents a gallon as traders bought the dip following a session of declines. Crude oil for July climbed to 19.26 dollars per barrel, while home heating oil and natural gas moved modestly on supply and demand expectations.
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Albertson profits jump in 1994 first quarter
Albertson Inc the fourth largest food retailer said its first quarter earnings rose 46 percent due mainly to an accounting change. For quarter ended May 4 the Boise Idaho company earned 99.3 million dollars or 39 cents a share versus 68.2 million or 27 cents last year. The prior year's figure was lowered by 17 million dollars or 7 cents a share.
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Commodities Open Interest and Prices Across Grains and Metals
Market activity shows mixed futures with open interest rising in CBT and NYM sessions. Prices move across corn soybeans wheat coffee and cotton futures, with notable shifts in July to September contracts and varied weekly sales figures.
Market data fragment with mixed decimals and estimates
A partial financial snippet shows a sequence of decimal values such as 18.30 19.13 18.60 and 18.76 followed by Est. sales 101,001 and Wed.'s open int 338,573. The fragment references Wednesday figures and unreadable trailing text, lacking context or full sentences.
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