Stocks Slide as Rates Rise and Banks Hike Prime
In early trading in New York the Dow Jones 30 fell 5.29 to 937.80 as declines outpaced advances. Citibank lifted its prime lending rate to 11.5 percent while bond rates rose. President Carters economic plan to be released today targets tax cuts and spending to boost employment.
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Oil Imports Plunge Shrinks US Trade Deficit in July
The Commerce Department reports July U S trade deficit at 185 billion down from 228 billion in June as oil imports drop sharply due to recession and conservation. Foreign petroleum imports fell to 5.6 million barrels daily, the lowest since May 1976.
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SCM Proxy Fight Prompts Broad Internal Probe
SCM Corp prepares an aggressive strategy amid a proxy battle led by Willard Rockwell Jr. The plan includes a thorough review of the dissident slate’s executives, scrutiny of bank loans and perks, and possible filings under the Freedom of Information Act to examine ethics and potential anti boycott violations.
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Chrysler Urges Ohio to Oppose OPIC Tax Plan
Chrysler officials told the Ohio House committee that the OPIC tax plan would shift burdens to businesses and hurt the auto industry in Ohio. They urged a two month sales tax cut on new cars and elimination of tax on trade in value, while warning of potential plant closings and job losses. They cited a $985 million six month loss and forecast a smaller third quarter deficit with a profitable fourth quarter.
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