July 1986 inflation cools as wholesale prices fall
Wholesale prices dropped 0.4 percent in July the steepest one month decline in three years helped by discounts on new cars and cheaper gasoline. Retail sales rose 0.9 percent while consumer spending in May and June appeared steadier. Unemployment fell to 5.2 percent, signaling easing inflation and growing consumer confidence.
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Washington
Labor Department
Commerce Department
Marlin Fitzwater
Dirk van Dongen
National Association of Wholesaler Distributors
Federal Reserve
Weekend Market Report Slaughter Steers and Cattle Prices
Slaughter steers and cows at terminal markets show wide ranges by weight and grade with Omaha bids near 73.75 to 74.25 for load and part load, Holsteins 65.25 to 70.00 at 1100 to 1500 lb, and Texas Oklahoma Kansas feedlots around 72.50 to 74.00 for 975 to 1125 lb steers. Slaughter heifers and bulls list similar spreads, with sow and hog values steady to higher in spots and weekly slaughter totals estimated at 1,622,000 versus 1,546,000 prior week. Wall Street notes a late selling round and mixed earnings, with Dow closing around 2,684 after intraday volatility and Treasury yields climbing near 8.18 percent.
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Omaha
Texas-Oklahoma
Kansas
Sioux City
St. Paul
Iowa
U.S
Vieux City
Iowa-So
Minn
Ilinois
Indiana
Illinois
Sioux Falls
St. St. Paul
Wall Street
Dow
Dow Jones
Treasury
Federal Reserve
International Business Machines
American Telephone & Telegraph
General Electric
Philip Morris
Eastman Kodgk
NYSE
Board OF Trade
Chicago Board of ‘Trade
Kansas panel hears public input on child support guidelines
A Kansas Supreme Court committee studying 1987 child support guidelines held about a dozen hearings across the state. Judge Paul Miller says guidelines aim to raise payments to more equitable levels, though some gasps remain over rising costs. Critics cite cases like Dandurand in Wichita, whose monthly support jumped from 340 to 575 plus 143 health insurance, and many argue for case by case scrutiny and accountability to fund child related expenses.
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Wichita, Kan
Kansas
Riley County
Paul E. Miller
Miller
Kansas Supreme Court
Bill Terrell
Wichita State University
Joe M. Dandurand
Wichita
Wallace Wright
Wright
Johnson County
Herbert Walton
Supreme Court
Lois Lynn
Watton
Kansas State University
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Alan Greenspan
Michael K. Evans
The
Weekend Market Report
South Main
Ottawa
Jerry Pickett
Mark Sigurdson
Alcoholics Anonymous
al Anon
Fr.co
Narcotics Anonymous
Sears
American Family Insurance
Norris Agency
Paul Hays
Farm Bureau Insurance
Bruce Osladil
Franklin Insurance
South Elm
Avon
Hickory
Massasoit
South Cedar
Jayco
Airport Road
S. Mulberry
S. Oak
East Powhattan
North Poplar
N. Poplar
Cypress
Lincoln
Lot
N. Oak
Radias
S. Locust
N. Cedar
West 11Th
Arady
Suzie's
N. Sycamore
N. Mulberry
South Conoco
West 15Th Street
Bam
S. Poplar
South Oak
Neosho County Community College
Financial Aid Office
Beauticians
Wellsvide Manor
Call
Pat Hutchens
Sita
East 2Nd
P.O. Box
Osawatomie
County Kitchen
Country Kitchen
Manhattan
Dandurand
Wallace
Theresa Wright
Peener
Country Kitchon
McDonald's
Princeton Circle Drive
Eoe
Farmland Insurance Company
Craig Gould
East 63Rd
Baytown
Missouri
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