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Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 2004

Page

31

American Italian Pasta to cut 14 percent jobs amid low carb market

American Italian Pasta Co plans to cut about 100 positions from its 710 workforce, suspend its Kenosha Wisconsin plant in mid July, halt July production at Excelsior Springs Missouri and seven to ten days at Columbia South Carolina. The company will reallocate production to other plants, offer some workers alternative posts, book a pretax charge of 10 to 12 million dollars, and aim to save 12 million dollars annually. Profits have fallen in the first two quarters as industry wide demand wanes amid diet trends.

Kansas City, Mo American Italian Pasta Co North America Kenosha Wis U.S Excelsior Springs Columbia S.C Jennifer Smartt Timothy Webster Webster Atkins Mueller’s Golden Grain R&f Ronco Martha Gooch Luxury Anthony’s

EU approves Monsanto GM corn for use in foods

The European Commission proposed that EU governments approve Monsanto NK603 for marketing in processed foods. Products containing the corn must be clearly labeled as genetically modified after a safety assessment. EU leaders push biotech growth while wary of consumer health fears.

Brussels Belgium European Commission Monsanto Co Commission St. Louis Europe

Midwest farmers push billion-dollar plan to ease Mississippi River locks

Midwestern farmers back a 1.46 billion plan to replace seven aging locks on the upper Mississippi and Illinois rivers with 1,200-foot gateways to speed grain shipments. After a decade of study and delays, the Army Corps of Engineers and Congress push the project amid environmental and taxpayer opposition. About 85 million tons of grain from 19 states flow toward New Orleans annually, with large portions for overseas markets.

Washington Mississippi River Greg Guenther Belleville Guenther Mississippi Illinois River Army Corps of Engineers Congress Senate Barrack Illinois New Orleans U.S

Boeing to manage Delta spare parts inventory

Delta Air Lines hires Boeing Co to run its spare-parts shop at Delta's technical operations facility. Boeing will own the inventory and manage expendable parts for about 550 aircraft, aiming to trim maintenance costs, with Delta keeping a limited portion of inventory under the plan.

New York Dow Jones/ AP Delta Air Lines Inc Boeing Co Boeing Delta Joe Brummitt Brummitt

Snow denies pressuring board for United loan

Treasury Secretary John Snow said no political pressure was applied to the Air Transportation Stabilization Board considering United Airlines loan guarantees. The IG will review whether board member Brian Roseboro was pressured to change his vote after he opposed the initial $1.6 billion request.

Washington Treasury John Snow United Airlines Snow Department Office of Inspector General The Air Transportation Stabilization Brian Roseboro United Roseboro

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