Economic Recovery Uncertain Says Business Leaders After Weidenbaum Resigns
Business executives foresee bleak profits inventories and payrolls in the near term even as economists debate when recession ends. The day also marks Murray Weidenbaum’s resignation from Reagan’s Council of Economic Advisers with him returning to Washington University. Exxon and Texaco report sharp second-quarter profit declines amid slow global demand.
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Weidenbaum
Washington University
St. Louis
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Dun & Bradstreet
Dun & Bradstreet Corp
Standard & Poor's Corp
U.S
S&p
American Motors Corp
United States
Exxon Corp
Texaco Inc
Exxon
Texaco
Reagan Intervenes To Avert Rail Strike For 60 Days
President Reagan imposes a 60 day cooling off period under the Railway Labor Act to block a potential nationwide rail strike by the United Transportation Union representing 85,000 workers. An emergency board will investigate for 30 days, then 30 days of talks.
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National Railway Labor Conference
Rail merger case heard by ICC in Washington
Three railroads Union Pacific Missouri Pacific and Western Pacific seek to form a 22 800 mile 21 state system claiming it would boost shippers options and cut costs saving 64 million and 10 million gallons of diesel annually. Opponents warn of reduced competition while Kansas and California back the plan with a decision due by October 20.
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Missouri Pacific
Western Pacific
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ICC
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Taylor
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California
David Tittsworth
Gulf of Mexico
Texas
Pacific Northwest
James A. Clark
Office of Special Counsel
Commission
Justice Department
Denver & Rio Grande Western Railroad
Kansas City
Americans warned off Highway 15 amid killings in Mexico
U S officials weigh renewing a travel advisory against Highway 15 from Nogales to Mexico City after two Americans were killed and a third disappeared last month. Victims include Randall Evert of Santa Monica and John Mills of Phoenix. professor Nicholas Schrock remains missing amid conflicting police reports. Two Maryland businessmen were briefly detained in Mazatlan during a fishing trip.
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Mexico
U.S
State Department
United States
University of Colorado
Nicholas W. Schrock
Marta Cordoba
San Blas
Nayarit State
Randall Scott Evert
Santa Monica
Calif
San Islitas
Schrock
San Ignacio
Sinaloa
Maryland
Doug Harris
Clinton
Michael Lewis
Deale
Mazatlan
Notice to Creditors and Probate Actions in Franklin County
In Franklin County Kansas the estate of Chris H Loper deceased and the will of Victor J Lafgreen deceased face probate. Actions seek appointment of administrators and executors with six month creditor claims, date July 1982 first publication. Parties include Robert H Loper Richard Skoog DeWayne Lafgreen and attorneys Allen Cooley & Allen.
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DeWayne Lafgreen
Victor J. Lafgreen
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