Stocks decline in early New York trading on recession fears
Stocks drift lower in early trading as investors await government data on industrial production housing starts and GNP. The Dow fell 4.01 to 787.54 with Texaco down to 34 and Occidental Petroleum steady at 22 while the prior week closed higher by 7.42 points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Stock Exchange
Texaco
Ocidental Petroleum
Securities and Exchange Commission
Steel contract talks near end in steel industry union agreements
Pittsburgh based United Steelworkers leaders prepared for a contract vote as negotiations with nine major steel firms neared a deadline set at the William Penn Hotel. Talks could extend to Tuesday if needed. a news blackout limits detail while a final proposal aimed to cover 450,000 members takes effect August 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
UPI
Steel Industry
United Steelworkers
William Penn Hotel
United Steelworkers of America
Indianapolis Symphony cashes in big with strong endowment support
The Indianapolis Symphony posted a $400,000 profit last year and oversubscribed its $5 million endowment drive by $1 million. The orchestra, started in 1930 by unemployed musicians, now features a $10.5 million endowment and diverse programming, including classical, pop, and youth concerts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPI
Indianapolis Symphony
Ralph Black
American Symphony Orchestra League
Vienna
Indianapolis Orchestra
Black
Indianapolis
John Nelson
Symphony League
Deems Taylor
Ture
Hoosier State
Real Russian money shows varied values abroad
A photo depicts ruble notes and kopeks in the Soviet Union where value is set by authorities. The text notes ruble exchange values: 21 cents at a Swiss bank, three cents at a Middle East moneychanger, and 1.52 dollars at a Moscow hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Soviet Union
Middle East
Moscow
IRS chief cites hidden income costs to government
UPI reports Jerome Kurtz, IRS Commissioner, says about 10 percent of income by legal professionals is unreported costing 13 to 17 billion dollars. Illegal activities including narcotics, illegal gambling, and prostitution add 6 to 9 billion. Kurtz notes heightened audits targeting self employed, tipped workers, and small rental landlords.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Internal Revenue Service
Jerome Kurtz
U.S
Kurtz
U.S. News and World Report
Secretaries seminar set for April 26 at LCCC
A national Secretaries Week seminar for professional secretaries will be held April 26 at Lorain County Community College from 8:45 a.m. to 1 p.m. Mini-workshops cover role juggling word processing assertiveness training employment laws and affirmative action career planning money and time management. The Cascade Chapter of the National Secretaries Association co sponsors the event with LCCC's community education division. Registration continues through Friday in the community education division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County Community College
Cascade Chapter
The
National Secretaries Association
LCCC
Community Education
Government matches tax returns to guide audits and refunds rise
Positive tension over wages and dividends drives audits as 80 percent of about 500 million documents are matched against 93 million individual returns. Taxpayers face a Tuesday filing deadline for 1979 returns unless extended with refunds averaging 590.53. Most file early. those owing tax tend to file later, IRS says.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kurtz
Uncle Sam
IRS
Batdorf
Old Timers celebrate 23 Pfaudler Co. employees at banquet
Twenty three Pfaudler Co. workers were honored for long service at the 30th annual Old Timers Club banquet. Berton Bridge and Herbert H. Carlson presented a 25 year watch to Albert Agron while others earned 40, 35, 30 and 20 year recognition. Retirees and new officers were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pfaudler Co
Old Timers Club
Berton Bridge
Herbert H. Carlson
Elyria Pfaudler
Albert Agron
Dale Sprague
Zigmunt Gientkowski
Charles Hanson
Charles Bashak
Richard Webner
Larry Kent
Owen Carmen
Virginia Quade
William Travise
Jack Flanagan
Charles Jacobs
Oden Anderson
Earl Klunzinger
Felix Lence
Edward Shank
Eugene Kinter
Avery Wilcox
Ben Wilson
James Shildt
William Vinsek
Carl Norris
Lake Castings Buys Cast Weld Rod Unit in Hubbard
Lake Castings Inc purchases Cast Supply cast weld rod business in Hubbard including machinery processing facilities inventory and know how. Lake Castings aims to expand into ferrous and non ferrous weld iron with Rainbow Red Division and expects equipment install at Sandusky facility within 90 days. Job impact to be assessed. price not disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandusky - Lake Castings, Inc
Cast Supply
Hubbard
F. Duane Trout
Lake Castings
William R. Gartland
Trout
Sandusky
Also Mentioned on This Page
Nat Steel
Indus
RCA Cp Bt
Repub Stee
Aly Bell Howl
Bell Ued
Rockwell
Sears
Chrysler
Cin Gas
Ohio
Coca Cola
Colgate
US Steel
Det Edison
Estern Union
Dra IU
Westhlee
DuPont
Wheeling Steel
Eastman Kodak
Exxon
Woolworth
Firestone
Ford Motor
Zenith Radio
Gen Foods
Pierre R
Gen Motors
Goodyear
American Machyne & Foundry
Grace
A&p
Greyhound
Hanna Myn
Chramalloy Cities Service
CPC Internatonal, Incos Inco Ltd
Emerson
IBM
T&t
Goodrich Py Kellogg
TC Industries
Kennett
Koehingay Kraft
Lear Siegler
Kroger
Luken Steel
Midland Ross
Mattel
National
McLouth Ste
Ohio Hidigon
MGM
Wise Parker Hannifin
Motif Corp
Searle
Monsanto
Seulnd Co
Jabisco
Sybran
Toledo Edison
Union Faerie Corp
Ityrit
Hranich
Symphony
NEW York Philharmonic
Boston
Chicago
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Minnesota
United States
Verdinand Schaefer
Germany
Fabien Levitzky
Serge Koussevitzky
Boston Orchestra
Peeple
Larry Batdor
West Caldwell
N.J
Ai EL Securities Corp
Broad St
Elyria
Eyre
Custom Ear
John B. Simpson