Horne's stores no longer for sale after deal ends
Joseph Horne Co. department stores in western Pennsylvania and northern Ohio are not for sale following the collapse of a merger with Higbee's. MMC Group and Horne's leadership pledge to keep operating the chain with about 3,500 employees and 16 stores, while potential future sale of Horne's is not ruled out.
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Pittsburgh
Joseph Horne Co
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Horne’s
Robert A. Connell
Edward J. DeBartolo Corp
Youngstown, Ohio
Dillard Department Store Inc
Little Rock, Ark
Higbee’s
Burgh
O'Connell
HO Holdings Associates
MMC Group
Maverick Fund I
Horne
Assocated Dry Goods
May’s Department Stores
Kaufmann’s
Treasury sells short term bills at higher rates
Washington AP reports that the Treasury auctioned 6.8 billion dollars of three month bills at an average discount rate of 6.89 percent, up from 6.88 percent. Another 6.8 billion dollars of six month bills sold at 7.15 percent, up from 7.09 percent last week, marking the highest levels in nine months.
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Washington
Treasury
Treasury Department
USW backs Dukakis as union weighs influence in 1988 race
USW leaders convene in Las Vegas to express support for Dukakis while avoiding formal endorsement as membership shrinks from 1.4 million in 1976 to about 650,000. Analysts note union influence varies and Dukakis balances leadership with independence ahead of November voting.
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Dukakis
Gary Hubbard
USW
Lynn Williams
Michael Dukakis
George Bush
Las Vegas
Hubbard
USX
Afl-Cio
General Board
Walter Mondale
Ronald Reagan
Organized Labor
Ben Fischer
Carnegie-Mellon University
Safety gains shown in FAA 1988 midyear air traffic report
FAA data through June 1988 show 518 operational errors by controllers, 18 percent fewer than 1987, and 366 aerial near misses, down 27 percent. Runway incursions fell to 60 in Q1 1988, 27 percent fewer than 1987. Senator Lautenberg urges caution while Administrator MeaArtor cites continued safety improvement.
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Frank Lautenberg
D-Mj
Senate
Transportation Appropriations Subcommittee
Federal Aviation Administration
FAA
Allan MeaArtor
Creston Auction Reports Strong Livestock Sale Results
Creston consignors sold 855 head from 222 consignors at the Creston Auction on Monday. The sale included 10 goats and a wide range of livestock prices with calves, sheep, hogs, and cattle across multiple grades. Prices featured calves from 34 to 134, steers from 65 to 69, hogs and sows to 75, and utilities and feeder cattle securing varied market values throughout the day.
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NEM Vork Farma Mondzy
Sprces Tor MeDnt
Meith
Sat Mead
AML Dighlaa Gioset Ie A
Marck
Ars Sebo
Baxa
Mobil
Matota
OscPet
Sateus
Bayesh
Pepsico
Pete
Rasbox
Pha
Istusi
Fexaco
Pierre R. Srath
Baer
Allied Corporation
Alltel
Cemenor AmerShip
Sostding
CPC Later Inc
Emerson
Ennst Bancory
Hult
Bet
Hincorp
Bancorp
Leseo Inc
Ea Pa Fea
Nordson
Northern Savings
Cho Son
Wbss
Rit Bt
PNC
Parker Heoriin Wah
Bees Sm
Wes Sunrise Medical Reve
Creston
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O’connell
O Connell
William P. Moyles
MMC Group Inc
Pitts
Moyles
Robert A. O'Connell
Francisco Cabrera
Ricoh Electronics
Irvine
Calif
Ricoh
United Steelworkers of America
White House
Mondale
Fischer
Dukablus
Ted Wiedt
University of Pittsburgh
Windt
Rank and File
Galluppolis
Richard Nixon
George McGovern
Hubert Humphrey
Nixon
George Wallace
Jimmy Carter
Ford
Carter
Reagan
John Anderson
ABC News
Winde
Lautenberg
Teterboro
New Jersey
Avoi
Creston Livestock
Feeners
Thurs
Lorain
Oberlin Ave
U.A.W
Firelands
Falcons
Chronicle-Telegram
Tom Meecha
Prattaed Poe Ie
East Ave
Elyria
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