Carbide to appeal record OSHA fines at West Virginia plant
Union Carbide will appeal $1.38 million in OSHA penalties after 221 violations at the Institute West Virginia plant over three years. Willful c itations included failure to provide respirators for phosgene exposure.
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AT&T Faces Aftershocks of Bell breakup as Brown Leaves
AT&T negotiates with labor unions over job security and proceeds with a 400 million campaign for long distance customers while preparing to appoint a new chairman to succeed Charles L. Brown. Analysts note margins may shrink as rivals target large business clients. Brown retires in August after leading through the Bell System breakup.
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Sudden Acceleration Triggers Toyota Cressida Recall
About 74,000 1982 and 1983 model Toyota Cressidas are recalled after reports of sudden acceleration when shifted out of park. The NHTSA asked Toyota to conduct the voluntary recall in a February letter released by the Center for Auto Safety.
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Last IH truck ends era as Navistar debuts in Springfield plant
The final International Harvester truck, a white Model 1600, rolled out at 10:12 am in Springfield Ohio as Navistar began production with the orange Model 9670 on a separate line. The last IH truck goes to Uhl Truck Sales of Louisville for Thomas Rague Sr, while the first Navistar unit lands with Schneider Transport of Green Bay and others note the rebrand fits the company.
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AT&T at a glance major business and stock facts
AT T vital statistics show long distance communications and information processing gear as core, with 337000 employees as of Dec 31 1985. Stockholders total 2.9 million, headquarters in New York, current price around 22 dollars with a 2 week range from 19.87 to 25.37 dollars.
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Oil price futures rally as Bush aims at Saudi output
Oil futures climb after Bush signals pressure on Saudi Arabia to curb output amid a global price plunge. West Texas Intermediate closed at 11.27 after a low of 9.75, with Brent at 9.70, marking its weakest since 1973. The Reagan administration says cheaper oil helps inflation but risks reviving U.S. dependence on imports.
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