Akron area businessman ends bid to buy Columbus Citizen Journal
Akron area businessman Nyles Reinfeld says he cannot complete the 1.6 million needed to buy the Columbus Citizen-Journal and publish it after its joint operating agreement with Dispatch Printing Co expires Tuesday. The CJ, with about 120000 circulation, would cease unless investors materialize in three days. Dispatch plans to print the CJ and sell ads while maintaining separate editorial, as the Dispatch shifts to a morning schedule.
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Economists foresee modest U S growth in 1986
Washington economists predict a year of moderate growth with mild inflation and falling interest rates in 1986. GNP growth is seen around 3.1 percent on average, though forecasts range from a robust 5.2 percent to a contraction of 0.7 percent, amid cautious business sentiment and a dollar decline boosting export potential.
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Carbide urges stockholders to tender as GAF bids battle unfolds
Union Carbide, facing GAF Corp's $5.1 billion bid, urges stockholders to tender shares and warns the offer can change or end at any time. The board will meet to consider GAF's $74 per share offer while Carbide counters with self-share swaps and possible further stock sales. A federal court meeting on anti trust and securities claims is also slated.
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US Steel Output Drops in November
U S steel production slipped in November with mills operating at under two thirds capacity. Domestic mills produced 7.1 million tons, down from October and higher than November 1984, while January through November 1985 total reached 80.6 million tons, a 5.4 percent drop from the prior year.
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Tax breaks expire at year end with possible 86 reinstatement
Washington AP reports almost all extensions lapse at midnight Tuesday with plans to reinstate some in 1986 when Congress reconvenes. Provisions like energy saving credits vanpool deductions and R&D credits may be revived. debate continues on extending the existing structure until March 15. House and Senate panels proposed similar measures, but floor action was limited.
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