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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1981

Page

14

Treasury back door bargains fuel off budget lending

The Federal Financing Bank, housed in the Treasury, offers loans at 8 percent to governments and buyers like Rupert Murdoch for exports and weapons. The scheme shifts debt off budget, inflates national debt, and pressures rates for private borrowers while benefiting favored clients including Japan, Iran, Kuwait, and Morocco.

Leonard Curry Newhouse Washington Rupert. Murdoch Japan Iran U.S. Treasury Federal Financing Bank Treasury Department Roland H. Cook Cook Congress Treasury Export-Import Bank Defense Department White House Budget Office Murdoch New York Post Boeing Co U.S France Kuwait Pentagon Morocco Philippines el Salvador Israel Tennessee Valley

Global gold gains amid labor unrest and policy shifts

European and New York gold prices spiked as labor unrest in Poland and potential Soviet intervention fueled demand. Prices rose to as high as $540 in New York before easing to $526, with London and Zurich报价 also higher. AT&T seeks regulatory waivers to launch two new services, while regulators order railroads to refund $10.9 million in coal overcharges. Paul Volcker pledges inflation progress, Hecla to acquire Day Mines, and Ford boosts rebates as markets navigate regulation splits and money supply shifts.

Europe Poland U.S New York Handy & Harman London Zurich Hong Kong Commodity Exchange Warren E. Barger Southwestern Electric Power Co Burger Interstate Commerce Commission Burlington Northern Kansas City Southern

Rise in life policy loans threatens insurers demand for aid

Field News Service reports a record 41 billion dollars in outstanding loans to life policyholders. Policyholders borrow 4 to 8 percent, then place funds in money market funds for higher returns, squeezing insurer finances. Industry seeks government help to curb future problems while stressing resilience to current issues.

Malls expand role with concerts and cafes in Syracuse area

Pyramid Corp led by Robert Conger builds Cafe Square entertainment centers in Auburn Ithaca Hadley and Holyoke Mass Finger Lakes Mall in Auburn opens with roller skating rink and plans three major stores J C Penney K Mart and Chappell's Traders assess trading areas before new malls Pyramid emphasizes malls as cultural centers with built in mini theaters and entertainment options

Syracuse Pyramid Corp Robert Conger Auburn Ithaca Hadley Holyoke Mass Finger Lakes Dale DeRosa East View Rochester Camillus Plaza Pyramid DeWitt

New GE Chairman Welch Faces High Expectations

John F. Welch Jr. is set to take over as chairman and chief executive of General Electric on April 1. Analysts praise his ability to turn start-ups into revenue, while GE’s scale and diverse operations show why his leadership matters for the nation’s ninth largest company.

John F. Welch Jr General Electric Co Welch Fairfield Conn John Welch General Electric Wetsfield Mass Our Solar Wall Street Robert T. Cornell Paine Webber Mitchell Hutchins Inc New York Reginald H. Jones Thomson-Houston Electric Co Lynn Thomas A. Edison Edison Electric Co A Welch Cornell Pittsfield Umass-Amherst Engineering College University of Illinois

Coal Power forms to aid retired miners in benefit fight

The article details 114000 refined miners and widows facing insecure pensions and medical coverage as contract talks between United Mine Workers and Bituminous Coal Operators Association stall. A retired miner group, Coal Power, lobbies for expanded pension rules while operators push for company based plans.

John Lippian Ohio Valley Elizabeth Turvey Helen Stefan Pfanner United Mine Workers Union Charlotte Walters Jacobsburg Ohio Coal Power United States Brooke Shearer United Mine Workers Walters

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