Mediator denying breakthrough in steel talks
The mediator Sylvester Garrett says USX Corp and United Steelworkers are negotiating hard for a settlement amid the 161st day of a prolonged dispute affecting about 45,000 workers. Company and union officials deny any breakthrough while reports of progress surface from meetings in Pittsburgh between USX Chairman David Roderick and union President Lynn Williams.
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Egg and metal prices update from Columbus and New York reports
The Columbus AP dish lists egg prices for retailers with extra large 69 to 72 cents, large 68 to 71, medium 55 to 60, small 44 to 47 cents, with light-type hens too few to report. New York AP notes Comex closing prices for gold at 402.60 per ounce and silver at 5.40, and Merc price for platinum at 482.40. Nonferrous metals show aluminum 51.50 cents, copper 61.15 cents, lead 28 to 29, zinc 44, tin 417.91, and mercury 210 to 220 per 76 pounds.
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1986 Banner Year For Auto Industry Sets Record Sales
The 1986 U S car market hit 11 442 725 vehicles sold eclipsing 1978 as the best year since then with imports dominating 28 2 percent of the market and Hyundai setting an import record. Domestic makers rose slightly while 1987 looks weaker as incentives fade.
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No tax talk at budget summit says Reagan aide
Reagan budget director James Miller opposes a tax discussion at any budget summit with lawmakers. He warns that linking taxes to deficit relief would be inappropriate, as White House rejects tax increases despite Senate calls for a top level budget writers’ huddle.
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