Pattin Expansion Nears Completion In Marion
Pattin-Marion completes expansion and relocation on Skyline Drive with city aid. Plant manager Jerry Frease credits Marion officials Mayor Robert Butler and planning director Dorain Fletcher for keeping Pattin in town. Grant of 500000 and a 25 year low interest loan cover about 25 percent of total investment. The firm has grown from 42 to 91 employees and expects more hires as sales rise. Pattin is a unit of Eastern Co. with plants in Ohio and Utah and a history dating to 1969-73. Frease praises the workforce, Teamsters cooperation, and sales rep Bill Resnik who also handles mine service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Davis
Southern Illinois
Pattin-Marion
Jerry Frease
Marion
Prease
Robert Butler
Dorain Fletcher
Frease
Pattin
Skyline Drive
Pattin Manufacturing
Eastern Co
Naugatuck
Conn
Marietta
Ohio
Clearfield
Utah
United States
Marion Mine Service
Teamsters Union
Bill Resnik
Resnik
Court Street
Amax Tops Third Largest Status in Nation
A fragmented OCR note cites Amax as becoming the nation’s third largest entity. The readable items suggest ranking or market position, with no clear date or full context available. Further lines remain unreadable to confirm exact figures or scope of the claim.
Prime rate at lowest point since 1983
New York Manufacturer Hanover Trust cut its prime lending rate by a quarter point to 10.5 percent on Monday. It is the lowest prime rate for a major money center bank since 1983 and the first time below that mark since October 1978. Four th quarter results from Morgan Chase and First Chicago show improved profitability amid falling rates.
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New York
Hanover Trust Co
J.P. Morgan & Co
Chase Manhattan Corp
Chicago Corp
Chase
Morgan’s
First Chicago
McDonald's growth fuels popularity of big name stocks
Carbon dale brokers spotlight favored equities including McDonald's ITT and Coastal Corp amid optimism on earnings. W A Krueger lithographs firm tops Burley's list as mail order growth and back orders rise. ITT priced around 29 dollars, McDonald's expansion supports long term landlord revenue potential with 15 percent plus earnings growth projected through decade end.
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McDonald’s
International Telephone & Telegraph
Carbondale
Patrick Burley
Burley-Shay Investments
Don Hancock
D.R. Hancock
Gary Parrish
A.G. Edwards
John Purcell
Thomson McKinnon
W.A. Krueger
Burley
Krueger
MasterCard Visa use set records in 1984
Credit Systems Inc operating center for MasterCard and Visa in Illinois and neighboring states reports total 1984 sales for the two cards at about 3.8 billion, up 33 percent from 1983, with December 1984 alone at 452.2 million and 9.9 million individual December sales. The 5 state region serves 74,000 merchants and 2.8 million cardholders, amid lower money market rates driving a shift to corporate and government bonds.
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Illinois
Midwest
Credit Systems Inc
MasterCard and
Visa
Missouri
Kansas
Iowa
Kentucky
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Amex
NYSE
Allen Industries
Meis
Brown Group
Dayco
McDonalds
Coca-Cola
Norge Consol
DuPont
Magic Chef
Dennys
Old Ben Coal
Freeman Coal — Oil Ohio
Gen. Dynamics
Pepsi
Holiday Inn
Inland Steel
Ramada Inn
Phelps Dodge
J.C. Penney
Spartan Printing Mart
Kroger
City Investing
Lee Ent
So. Illinoisan
Bemis
Wendys
McDonald's
Hancock
Federal Reserve Board
ITT
Coastal Corp
Parrish
McDonald’s Restaurants
Purcell
MasterCard
New Orleans
Herrin
Thunderbird Travel
Buerkle, Beeson & Ludwig
Attorneys At Law
East Cape Blvd
Eastwood Dr
East Cape Girardeau, IL
Robert M. Buerkle
Joe T. Buerkle
David G. Beeson
Thomas A. Ludwig
Stephen C. Wilson
Jackson
Corbell
TIE
Extrom
PKS
Inter Tel
Comdial
Tadiran
Ericsson
MITEL
Corbell Telephone & Electronics
S. Division
Carterville
Brougham
Rte
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