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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1983

Page

26

Gold prices rally across markets and jobs data mixed

Gold rose in London New York and Zurich with gains up to $6 an ounce while silver advanced about 10 cents in London. The Labor Department reported 65000 state job openings as of Feb 1 with January openings up 14 percent from December yet still below January 1982 levels. Dealers expect Fed policy restraint amid holiday futures and currency moves. General Electric begins computer rentals to business customers and Honda raises 1983 Prelude price by about 18 percent to 9645 dollars with sales starting in March.

New York London Zurich Hong Kong Handy & Harman Labor Department Federal Reserve U.S North Sea Tokyo General Electric Co Edward DeMarco Instrumentation and Computer Service Detroit Honda United States

Bank Customer Rates Vary by Institution

The rates to customers may vary from bank to bank. Customer rates listed here are approximate.

AT&T to raise access charges for rivals

AT&T acting for 22 local affiliates said it will raise connection charges to long distance rivals by about 18 percent effective April 16, lasting through year end. The move, based on a minutes of usage formula, targets MCI and others and faces court challenges and possible FCC suspension.

American Telephone and Telegraph Co Federal Communications Commission MCI Communications Corp At&t MCI Southern Pacific Communications United States Transmission Service Western Union Satellite Business Systems Bell FCC Gary Tobin Commission

Trade deficit narrows as exports rise and oil drops

The United States posted a February merchandise trade deficit of 358 billion dollars, up 11.2 million, as exports to Mexico surged while oil imports fell sharply. The Commerce Department trimmed its 1983 deficit forecast to no more than 60 billion, with January and last year figures noted.

Mexico Commerce Department Department David Lund Lund Brazil Argentina United States Japan U.S

Pneumo raises first quarter earnings 47 percent

Pneumo Corp. parent of P and C Food Markets and Carls Drug Co. reports total quarterly earnings of $7.01 million or $1.06 a share for the quarter ended Feb 28 up from $4.76 million or 67 cents a share year earlier. Sales by Food/Drug Group rose to $211.06 million and Aerospace/Industrial sales to $82.98 million, with total sales at $294.04 million.

Pneumo Corp P & C Food Markets Carls Drug Co Food/Drug Carls Pneumo Aerospace/Industrial group Gerard A. Fulham

US automakers weigh continuing sales promotions

Domestic automakers stay quiet on plans to replace expanding promotions that expire tomorrow. Analysts see GM under pressure to act to move small cars while Ford and GM deny future incentives. Chrysler extends rebates to April 10 as industry weighs fuel economy targets amid rising demand for large cars.

General Motors Corp John Hammond Data Resources Inc Lexington Mass Arthur Davis Prescott Bail & Turben Cleveland Ohio Ford Motor Corp Chrysler Corp Ford Davis Chrysler Hammond Bill Peacock Harald Jackson American Motors Corp Rita McKay Volkswagen of America Inc

Marine Midland Bank Cuts Personal Loan Rate In Spring Sale

Marine Midland Bank reduced personal loan rates from 15.5 to 13.95 percent in a spring loan promotion through May 14. Home equity loans drop to 13.95 percent plus two points, with loans up to 50 000 dollars and terms from one to 15 years for New York residents with first mortgages.

Marine Midland Bank Robert E. Wehrle Wehrle New York State

Pay-TV options and pay-per-view in basic cable

A reader surveys pay-TV choices such as ARTS BEN CNN ESPN HBO Show Time and The Movie Channel. It explains basic vs pay services ad supported or free capacity and pay-per-view. It notes mergers and the need to avoid overlapping offerings and questions whether readers should stay with mainline cable or revert to simpler viewing.

Alpha Repertory Television ARTS Black Entertainment Network BEN USA Network Cable News Network CNN Cable Health Network CHN Public Affairs CSPAN Entertainment and ESPN Financial News Network FNN WGN Chicago WOR New York WTBS Atlanta Showtime Spe Cials Movie Channel HBO Cinemax

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