Indian representative driving Motorola's Indian growth
Rama Rao, head of International Trade Agencies, represents Motorola's Semiconductor Division in India and 20 American firms. He spends 90 percent of his time wooing Indian officials, travels about 150000 miles yearly, and aims to grow contracts from 500000 annually toward 2 million as India projects expansion in electronics and self sufficiency. He praises India's improving economy, stable government, and growing European investment while forecasting further staff expansion to meet targets.
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Accuracy of Jobless Rate Questioned
AP analysis questions the 8.4 percent unemployment figure citing defects in definitions and methods. Julius Shiskin proposes a blue ribbon committee to reexamine labor statistics, with Dunlop agreeing the review should occur before year end. He notes two surveys underpin the figures and differences are usually brief.
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John Cunniff
New York
Julius Shiskin
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Shiskin
YF Labor
Jom Dunlop
Shisken
Elliot Wave Theory Shapes Cautious Stock Outlook
Investors hear that the Elliot Wave Theory explains market undulations with five up and three down waves. Analysts from Bache & Co and others diverge on signals, naming Consolidated Foods, St. Regis Paper, Burlington Industries, Dart Industries, Petrolane, Atlantic Richfield, Mobil, and energy utilities as notable plays amid a still bullish long-term view.
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Charles Comer
Bache & Co
Comer
Consolidated Foods
St. Regis
Burlington Industries
Dart Industries
Augustus Slater
Wagenseller & Durst
Los Angeles
Phillips Petrole
North Sea
Atlantic Richfield
Mobil
Alaska
Slater
Tax-Free Municipal Bond Class Offered by J Milton Newton
A financial firm advertises a free Tax-Free Municipal Bond Class by J Milton Newton Inc. The program promises information on whether Bonds can boost spendable income and notes that no orders are solicited.
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J. Milton Newton, Inc
Market Close: Commodities Slip and Rise Across Listings
London gold 145.25 down 3.00. JAAM Sep gold 150.00 down .60. Oct silver 4.57 7/10 up .117. Oct platinum 160.40 down .70. Sept copper 54c down. Sept wheat 4.06 down 2. Sept corn 2.954 down .84. Sept soybeans 5.435 down .04. Oct live cattle 46,726 up .57. Oct live hogs 57.92 up .87. Feb pork bellies 91.70 up 1.50. Sept fresh eggs 0.55 down .04. Maine potatoes 17.20 down .08. Sept plywood 126.56 down 13.50. Dec cotton 2.17 up .46. Oct sugar 15.97 down .05.
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Plastic and rubber reshape cars with lighter weights
Copley News Service reports that plastics will become more common in U S autos over five years lowering weight and potentially costs. GM and Chrysler push plastic components such as Phoenix fenders while engineers note challenges like color matching and cracks. experts foresee major interior changes and new manufacturing methods driven by plastics and even farm wastes as alternative sources.
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Phoenix
Pontiac
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Martin J.caserio
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General Electric
Engineering Polymers
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Henry Ford
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Goodyear
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