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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1981

Page

12

Dollar declines after record highs in Europe and tax cut cheers

The dollar fell against major European currencies after record highs against the French franc and Italian lira. Gold prices rose with regional quotes in Hong Kong Zurich London and New York. The government reported a 17.2 percent drop in new single family home sales in June to an annual rate of 408,000, with prices up to a record 88390. Higher interest rates are blamed for the housing weakness. Bank of Canada raised its discount rate to 20.54 percent and Mercantile Bank of Canada lifted its prime rate to 22 percent. Nabisco Brands reported a 1.2 percent rise in Q2 profits to 52.3 million. Pittston Co. posted a 27.4 million loss. Executives announced new appointments at Atlas Linen Supply Empire Airlines Magnavox CATV Systems Nortrup & Toel and related firms.

U.S Reagan Hong Kong Zurich London New York Handy & Harman Departments of Commerce and Housing and Urban Development

Regional air fare war heats up between Syracuse and NYC

Airlines slash fares from Syracuse to New York City and other routes led by USAir and People Express. USAir cuts Newark routes to 23 dollars one way after 7 p.m. weekdays and all day on weekends, with Kennedy and LaGuardia fares also reduced after 7 p.m. Empire Airlines notes price shifts and competition, while American plans no immediate action.

Joseph A. Porcello Syracuse New York City Usair Allegheny York City Newark International Way of Newark People Express Hancock International Kennedy International Empire Airlines American Airlines Frank Galke American Empire Kennedy LaGuardia Galske New York la Guardia Washington- Baltimore Buffalo-Niagara Falls Boston Norfolk-Virginia Beach Florida Jacksonville Columbus Ohio

Farm Equipment Rebates Spur Dealers Amid Slowing Sales

U S farm machinery makers led by International Harvester push big buyer incentives to unload tractors combines and harvesters as dealers stock showrooms. Rebates reach 500 to 7000 dollars with parts coupons up to 10000, while finance offers and below market rates aim to bolster a market hit by high interest and sagging prices.

New York Times Chicago International Harvester Harvester Emmett Barker Farm and Industrial Equipment Institute

Gas glut stalls auto model planning

Detroit reporters describe how GM Ford and AMC face uncertain demand for ultra efficient cars as gasoline prices hover around 140 per gallon. Executives warn the future market is unpredictable and plans to build very fuel efficient subcompact models may be delayed or scaled back.

John Holusha New York Times Detroit American Motors Corp Gerald Meyers Meyers Donald E. Petersen Ford Motor Co Petersen United States Harold K. Sperlich Chrysler Corp Paul Root General Motors Corp General Motors

Du Pont Clears Path in Conoco Takeover Battle

The Justice Department approves a 7.3 billion Du Pont Conoco merger while requiring sale of Conoco's interest in a Chocolate Bayou Texas petrochemical venture with Monsanto. Mobil bids 8.2 billion but faces antitrust concerns as the bidding war unfolds.

New York Justice Department Conoco Inc du Pont Co du Pont Conoco Monsanto Co Chocolate Bayou Texas Richard J. Pavaretto Antitrust Department Pavaretto Mobil Corp Mobil John Plint Edward G. Jefferson Monsanto Jefferson

Saving tax cut money by treating it as an expense

The text urges treating the tax cut extra as an unavoidable expense and paying yourself first. It suggests automatic payroll or bank transfers, special purpose accounts, or even a home piggy jar to accumulate savings, emphasizing discipline to build long term totals rather than spending.

Reagan Conference Board IRS U.S. Treasury TRS

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Business Digest Canada Bank of Canada Mercantile Bank of Canada Nabisco Brands Inc Naisco Inc Standard Brands Pittston Co Atlas Names Butler James L. Butler Atlas Linen Supply Co Atlas Ithaca Rochester C. Matthew Strong Central New York Hancock Field Salvatore U. Yorks Magnavox Catv Systems Inc Manlius Cornel P. Bleyer Minaa Nortrup & Toel Inc Pittsford-Syracuse Hachester Yorks Bleyer Massey-Ferguson Allis-Chalmers Ford White Motor John Deere Jr. Case Tenneco Robert Greene J.J. Case Case By Sylvia Porter
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