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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1992
Page
10
Wal Mart Stores Inc announced Robson Rob Walton will succeed his father Sam Walton as chairman. David Glass remains president and CEO. Sam Walton died at 74 after battling bone cancer. cause not disclosed.
Stock prices advanced across the board on Monday in moderate trading led by a continued rally in energy shares. The Dow rose 26.38 points to 3,275.49 as oil climbed and other commodities moved mixed with grains higher and bonds lower.
GM announces a surprise executive overhaul with John F. Smith replacing Lloyd Reuss as president and COO and John Smale taking over the executive committee chair from Robert Stempel. Louis Hughes named president of GM Europe, replacing Robert Eaton. Ouster aims to cut costs as GM plans plant closures and job cuts.
U S Treasury data show discounts on three month bills at 3.95 percent and six month at 4.02 percent in Monday’s auctions. The three month bill at a 3.83 percent equivalent previously and the six-month at 3.93 percent. A $10,000 face value bill costs about $9,900.20 for three months and $9,796.80 for six months.
The Elyria council moved a Cascade Pattern tax abatement to Daco Co the land owner for a Trout Park site on Ternes Avenue. Mayor Keys said the abatement from 95 to 80 percent over 10 years remains in Daco’s name with Cascade as partner. The plan includes a $1.2 million plant and 10 new jobs. Cascade Pattern moves to 1219 Taylor St.
In Cleveland union leaders charge LTV Steel with blackmail as the company seeks federal bankruptcy court approval for a $300 million modernization of the Cleveland Works. The United Steelworkers threaten a strike if concessions are imposed, with 13,000 workers under a contract expiring in August 1993.
Creston consignors report a strong sale at the Grasstime Opportunity Auction with 700 head of feeders expected. The sale lists hay and straw lots, cattle including Holsteins and crossbreds, beef cows and heifers, lambs and ewes, with prices ranging from about 41 to 78 dollars per hundredweight. The event is Friday at 4 p.m. local time.
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