Ohio economists see slower 88 expansion
Ten Ohio economists surveyed by the Akron Beacon Journal predict slower consumer spending in 1988 with varied views on a looming recession. Some warn of recession in late 1988 or early 1989 while others expect inflation and rates to ease. The dollar's course and import prices loom large as policymakers weigh stabilizing the dollar against growth.
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Boesky family seeks minority buyer for KGMC TV
The Boesky family seeks a minority controlled buyer for KGMC TV in Oklahoma City. An FCC judge postponed a formal hearing on license qualification and allowed hiring a qualified minority buyer, said attorney Grover Cooper on Monday.
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Ivan F. Boesky
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Creston Auction Sees Broad Livestock Sale and Hay Produce
Creston livestock auction reported 321 consignors offering 738 head plus two dairy cows and five goats. The sale included hay and straw lots with first to third cuttings, hay bales, firewood, and various livestock prices across calves, sheep, hogs, cattle, and Holstians feedering bids.
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URW to prioritize job security in 1988 talks
United Rubber Workers president Milan Stone says job security should lead contract talks with Firestone Goodyear and Uniroyal Goodrich. He notes parallels with UAW wage job protections and cites looming plant openings and potential overcapacity as auto sales slow. Contracts expire April 20 covering 26,200 URW members.
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GM knew of acceleration risk but did not recall cars
Internal GM documents show a 1987 86 model year id across Oldsmobile Delta 88 Buick LeSabre and 87 88 Pontiac Bonneville could accelerate uncontrolled due to accelerator cables and vacuum hoses. A technical panel urged a recall in August but was later withdrawn after noting scattered incidents with no pattern.
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Chrysler eyeing closures at Kenosha and St. Louis plants
DETROIT AP Chrysler Corp may close Missouri and Wisconsin plants this year to trim excess capacity. Richard E. Dauch told The Detroit News Kenosha Wis and a St. Louis plant are watched closely though exact plants unnamed. Kenosha builds rear wheel drive luxury cars and the Omni Horizon.
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