Nissan shifts Datsun signs to Nissan nationwide
In Smyrna Tennessee the Datsun brand signs are being replaced with Nissan signs as the final phase of a global name change. Nissan Motor Co Ltd, led by Arakawa, is rolling out a 7 by 60 foot Datsun sign removal on a nine story building in California as the company moves to standardize its identity worldwide.
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Smyrna
Nissan Motor Corp
California
Arakawa Heads
Nissan Motor Co. Ltd
Tokyo
Cable TV coming out of clutch
Cable television faces a rebound as federal legislation and aging wiring work ease costs for operators. Industry observers expect basic rates to rise while pay channels stay competitive, with customers willing to pay higher prices for basic service.
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Christian Science Monitor
Denver
Fred Vierra
United Cable Television
Congress
ESPN
MTV
Nickelodeon
John Reidy
Drexel, Burnham, Lambert
New York
Japanese steel exports surge ahead of US talks
As US Japan steel talks near, the American Iron and Steel Institute reports US imports of Japanese steel are up 64 percent from a year earlier. Japan seeks a one year restraint while the US wants a five year accord, with no final agreement yet on future shipments. Prime Minister Nakasone to meet Reagan in Los Angeles amid stalled negotiations.
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American Iron and Steel Institute
U.S
Japan
Peatimryeriyane Seers
Reagan
Los Angeles
United States
Fusion candidate leads Chicago Board of Trade's mixed Irish Jewish politics
Robert E. Goldberg, a 42-year-old chairman-designate with half Irish Catholic and half Jewish roots, faces a Chicago Board of Trade era of regulatory scrutiny, international growth push, and overcrowded pits as he bids to unite factions and steer reforms at the famed futures exchange. The transition follows Thomas Cunningham’s healing leadership and amid farm protests and market pressures.
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Robert Wilmouth
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New York
Philadelphia
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Bankers Face Gridlock as Banking Legislation Stalls in Congress
Bank lobbyists joke about Sen. Jake Garn's space shuttle flight while warning that 1985 banking bills will likely stay earthbound amid budget deficit and tax reform battles. The ABA and lawmakers push to close non bank loopholes as 130 non bank bank charters gain preliminary approvals. opponents fear banks encroach on securities and insurance markets.
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Chicago Tribune
Jake Garn
Utah
Senate Banking Committee
Congress
Washington
Merrill Lynch & Co
Sears, Roebuck and Co
Merrill Lynch
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Princeton
N.J
Sears
Delaware
Senate
Garn
Treasury Department
House Banking Committee
Fernand St Germain
DRI
South Dakota
House
James G Cairns Jr
American Bankers Association
Federal Savings and Loan Insurance
ABA
John Zellars
United States League of Savings Institutions
S&l
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