Sohio Posts 1985 Earnings Decline After Unusual Costs
Sohio final quarter costs to streamline operations drive full year earnings down to 308 million or 1.31 a share. The Cleveland based Standard Oil unit reports 1985 revenue of 13.82 billion with 3.69 billion in Q4 and a 771 million fourth quarter loss. If not for unusual costs, 1985 earnings would be 1.46 billion or 6.21 per share.
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Standard 611 Co
Ohio
Sohio
Livestock Market Snapshot with Cattle and Hay Prices
Readable portions show cattle categories including dairy and feeder cattle with prices such as calves at 10 to 49, cows around 31.070 head, heifers near 375, bulls 16, and wholesale figures for steers. Hay and straw entries list first to fourth cutting and bale prices, with hay around 20 to 45 per unit and straw per ton or bale.
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Wimrt
VF Corps
Waairl
Pierre R Simth & Co
Acme Cleve Oy Allied Corporation
Alltel Ng AmerShip
Cleveland Bloc
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Fruehhaul
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UC Industries
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Coke pushes citrus sodas as Seven-Up merger looms
New York AP reports Coca-Cola introduces lemon lime and orange juice added sodas to rival Slice and Seven-Up amid rumors PepsiCo plans to buy Seven-Up for about 400 million dollars. Coca-Cola aims to use Minute Maid branding to grow the juice-added segment while Sprite and Fresca push aggressive marketing.
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Jesse Meyers
Beverage
Digest
New York Times
Philip Morris Inc
Keith Anderson
Purchase
N.Y
Coca-Cola
Meyers
Coca- Cola
the Times
Minute Maid
Brian G. Dyson
Coca-Cola USA
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CSX Wins Federal OK for Barage Firm Takeover
CSX Corp won a 2-1 ruling from the 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals approving its purchase of American Commercial Lines, owner of American Commercial Barge Lines, despite opposition arguing it would reduce competition and raise rates for coal, chemicals, and farm-product shippers. The decision affirms ICC permission under federal law, though Judge Timbers dissented, contending the Panama Canal Act was misapplied and no court has approved such an rail to barge acquisition.
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Cincinnati
CSX Corp
CSX
U.S
Circuit Court of Appeals
American Commercial Lines Inc
American Commercial Lines
American Commercial Barge Lines
Richmond
American Commercial Barge
Jeffersonville
Ind
Cs8x
Interstate Commerce Commission
Thecc
The
Water
Timbers
ICC
6Th Circuit
U.S. Supreme Court
Parker Hannifin posts lower quarter net income amid rising sales
Parker Hannifin Corp reports a second quarter net income decline to 18 million from 19.5 million while sales rise 13 percent to 398 million. CEO Paul G. Schloemer cites mixed trends, with aerospace and international strength offsetting flat domestic markets and weak automotive aftermarket. The company operates in Elyria and Avon Lake.
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Paul G. Schloemer
Parker Hannifin
Elyria
Avon Lake
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