FTC approves GM Toyota small car venture in California
The FTC with a 3 2 vote tentatively approves a GM Toyota joint venture to produce a new subcompact car in California. The plan calls for 12 years of operation and 200000 cars annually subject to a comment period before final approval.
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General Motors Corp
Toyota Motor Corp
Jently
California
Federal Trade Commission
FTC
Apple
PTC
Roger B Smith
PPC
Chrysler
Lee A. Iacocca
State farms land values promise new property tax relief
The New York State Board of Equalization and Assessment proposed 1984 agricultural land values showing declines from 1983 across upstate and Long Island. The board cited factors like higher interest rates, a rolling five year net return average, and changes to orchard vineyard valuations. Final values will be set after seven public hearings including one February 16 in Cortland.
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New York
State Board of Equalwation
Upstate New York
Long Island
Cornell University
New York City
Focal
Cortland
Regional AT&T Offspring Stocks Attract Investors In 1984
Merril Lynch highlights Ameritech Nynex and Southwestern Bell as attractive regional plays as divestiture nears. Analysts from Charles W. Schelke and Dean Witter Reynolds favor Pacific Telesis US West Ameritech Nynex, with yields above 9 percent on all seven regional stocks while when issued trading tapers.
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American Telephone and Telegraph Co
At&t
Belk
Merril Lynch
Ameritech
Middle Western
Nynex
New York
New England
Southwestern Bell
Pacific Telesis
Charles W. Schelke
South Barney
Harris Upham & Co
Faeaie
Telesis Wilk
California
al Dean Witter
Carrier sets production milestone for Macy's chillers
Carrier celebrates producing its 35 000th and 35 001st centrifugal chillers as two units ship to Macy’s in Houston. The 400 ton capacity machines mark six decades since Willis Carrier introduced centrifugal compression for large building cooling. The Houston store opens next October with an anticipated multi store expansion plan in Texas.
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Carner Corp
Macy’s
New York City
Houston
Texas
Carner
Willis Carrier
Andrew E. McGuire
RH. Macy Properties Co
McGuire
Macy's
Dallas
Carrier's
Applied Commercial Department
Thompson Road
Willowbrook
Carter
Banks to drop savings interest rate differential
Banks will drop the long standing quarter point gap between savings accounts at savings banks and commercial banks starting January 1. The move, urged by the Deregulation Committee under the Monetary Control Act, unifies rates on all accounts and expands service pricing and unbundled fees.
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Treasury
Bank of America
Iran
Prishanty
Tehran
San Francisco
Deposis
Treasury Sai
Escraw
Dannerinry
Savings Banks
Savings and Loan Associations
DIDC
Garn- St Germain
Richard Elliot
Syracuse Savings Bank
Herbert Hooley
Bank of New York
Small Business Council of
Syracuse
Holiday Inn
Elliot
Garn-St Germain
Hooley
Peter Farrell
Key Trust Co
Fed
Federal Reserve Board
Farrell Sa
Ubcunusefiys
CurLesa
Bint
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