Union Carbide settles Bhopal gas leak suits
Union Carbide Corp agreed to pay India 470 million dollars to settle all civil and criminal actions stemming from the 1984 Bhopal gas leak that killed over 3,300 people. The payment is to be made by March 31, reducing 1988 profits by about 70 million dollars and funded partly by insurance and borrowing. The settlement ends a long court battle, with critics calling it inadequate while officials deem it fair.
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Grain prices from Lorain County market report
Lorain County Farm Bureau Cooperative Association reports closing prices for two grain beds. Wheal3388 Shelled Corn 2.73 per bushel. Oats 2.30 per bushel. Soybeans 7.12 per bushel.
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Median home prices show New York highest in 1988 survey
The 13th annual Chicago Title and Trust Co survey places New York City as the most expensive market with a median price of 192 600, while Cleveland stands at 76 800. Northeast and West lead national prices. South and Midwest lag.
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Ohio liquidator at center of Yugo bankruptcy dispute
The Yugo bankruptcy case centers on whether Norauto Ohio LLC provided an $8 million loan to Yugo or acted as part of a car sale. A judge temporarily blocked Norauto from selling about 4,700 Yugoslav made vehicles while debating the nature of the deal.
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Norauto Ltd
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Columbus
Marcel Kole
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Vincent J. Commisa
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