American auto industry faces 500000 jobs loss forecast
Goldschmitt reports potential loss of about 500,000 manufacturing jobs in the next decade as major automakers plan increased foreign sourcing. UAW leaders say supplier networks amplify impact while calls grow for import limits and coordinated action among labor, management, and government to shield American production.
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Bruce McDonald
GM Public Relations
Thurman Payne
United Auto Workers
Ford Motor Co
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Brazil
Argentina
Korea
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Martin Bartos
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California orange glut drives farmers to dump or discard fruit
California and Arizona growers restrict about 35 billion novel oranges from markets to curb price drops. A committee sets sale sizes. many crops are sent to cattle feed or juicing plants while some fruit sits in Tulare County dumps. Industry figures show declining market access over 25 years despite record production.
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America
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Baker
Billy Peightel
Orange Committee
Peightel
General Motors
Jack Heeger
Sumhurst
Parents sue drug firm over child heart defect suit
The parents of Holly Beth Thomas of Goshen Ohio filed a 44 million federal lawsuit against Merrell National Laboratories alleging negligence in manufacturing the anti nausea drug Bendectin. Robin and Loretta Thomas say the girl born with a heart defect at age three bears the consequences of the 1977 pregnancy.
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Banks and S&Ls spar over NOW accounts pricing
Banks and savings and loan associations Exchange views on NOW accounts with mixed results. Northern Savings and Loan reports popular “Checking Plus” despite minimums, while National and Elyria institutions note free checking tied to balances. Executives acknowledge early unsured impact and emphasize product features over aggressive advertising.
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Northern Savings and Loan
Hubbard
New England
Elyria Savings and Trust National Bank
Wit Est
Alan Murphy
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