GM to lay off 11,000 as auto sales slump deepens
Detroit sources say General Motors will indefinitely lay off 11,000 workers and cut production at 26 U.S. plants starting Jan 2 amid a 21.3 percent fall in November auto sales from last year. Ford and Chrysler also report heavy cuts while overall industry volumes remain far below 1974-75 recession levels.
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UAW opposes Chrysler wage freeze amid bankruptcy rescue
United Auto Workers President Douglas Fraser says members would rather see Chrysler go out of business than accept a three year wage freeze. The stance affects pending government loan guarantees and faces Senate and House action as Congress nears adjournment. Fraser noted White House opposition to Lugar Tsongas plan and described administration views as unworkable.
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Tenna Corp seeks bankruptcy amid cash flow crisis
Tenna Corp Cleveland plans to file for bankruptcy under the Federal Bankruptcy Act citing severe cash flow problems and losses from operations. Slowed auto production hit sales. cessation of auto sound equipment lines will trim about 24 million in sales for the year ending Jan 31 1980.
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Cedar Point park put up for sale at 99 million ask
Cedar Point Inc directors will consider acquisition or merger as MCA Inc seeks to buy more Cedar Point stock at 31 a share. Kidder Peabody explores options while Cedar Point reports strong six month 1980 earnings and notes Valleyfair acquisition in 1978.
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Market rallies sharply on Iran settlement hopes
The stock market surged in active trading as hopes for a U S Iran settlement spurred buying. The Dow Jones industrial average rose 7.94 to 832.35 in early trading, with gainers leading decliners by more than two to one on the NYSE.
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Ohio egg price report shows steady wholesale levels
Butter eggs report from Columbus and New York lists egg sales to retailers in major Ohio cities with Large A eggs mostly 80-82 and mediums 78-80. Chicago USDA Midwest report shows wholesale prices yesterday with extra large 61, A large 60, mediums 58, smalls 47, breaking stock 49, checks 40.
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