Sears remodeling to create Stores of the Future nationwide
Sears Roebuck announces a 17 billion, five year remodeling plan to convert its stores into Stores of the Future. The program adds 62 new stores and reorganizes products into logical groupings. Store manager David Hurst cites double digit first quarter gains and aims for enhanced in store presentation and cross category sales. Midway Mall renovation expected by 1985 or 1986.
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Opening stocks mixed as economy shows cooling signs
New York markets opened mixed as data pointed to slower growth. The Dow rose to 1,152.43 in early trading while more stocks fell than rose. Labor and Commerce reports showed March price and durable goods orders gains at 0.2 and 0.8 percent, smallest in three months. White House said the inflation news was reassuring amid 8.3 percent GNP growth in Q1. Exxon posted rising earnings. other names fluctuated.
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Creston Auction Lists Livestock Sale Totals and Prices
Creston featuring 363 consigners selling 1056 head with goats, hay, straw, calves and cattle prices. Sheep and hogs priced by category, bulls, heifers, cows, and feeders listed. buyers saw range from low to high values across commodities.
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Lorain Savings Reports 1984 Q1 Earnings Rise
Lorain Savings and Trust Co. announced net income of 562 084 for the first quarter of 1984, up from 451 545 in 1983. Current income per share was 1.07, vs 1.03 a year earlier. Total assets reached 267 million as of March 31, up from 248 million, with a 25 cent per share dividend declared payable June 1 to holders of record May 26.
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Consumer prices rise 0.2 percent in March amid food drop
U S government data show March CPI up 0.2 percent as cheaper meat poultry eggs and fruit offset a 1.0 percent gasoline rise. Food prices turn lower for the first time since July while energy costs edge down with fuel oil and natural gas.
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