Beer sales slip for second straight year in U S market
U S beer consumption declined 0.4 percent in 1983 marking the second straight year of lower sales after a 0.6 percent drop in 1984. Imported beers offset domestic declines while Anheuser-Busch held 37.1 percent of the market in 1985 and Budweiser led brands with 24.9 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
United States
Beverage Industry Magazine
John C. Maxwell
U.S
Anheuser-Busch
Miller
Stroh
Heileman
Coors
Kidron Market Reports Steady Feeder Pigs and Rising Dairy Cattle
The Kidron consignments auction shows robust feeder pig demand with prices steady despite lower headcount. Calves and dairy cattle rise in value as cull cows fetch up to 4475, service bulls to 1550, and hay straw markets hold steady with varied bale and ton prices amid mixed feeder cattle activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kidron
Hormel strikers blockade Austin plant amid eight-day halt
About 100 vehicles carried strikers and supporters to block access to the Hormel & Co plant in Austin Minnesota. Police took no action as National Guardsmen stood by and union locals planned a larger demonstration across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudy Perpich
P-9
United Food and Commercial Workers Union
International
William Wynn
Hormel
Austin
Ottumwa
Iowa
Austin Union
FDI, Foods
Dubuque
Horme
Fremont
Neb
Mower County
Wayne Goodnature
Jim Guyette
Charles Nyberg
Guyette
Murdoch presses local dailies despite week-long strike
Rupert Murdoch reported near normal runs for The Times of London and The Sun as electricians printed the papers at his new East London Wapping plant. unions consider actions against the Electrical, Electronic, Telecommunication and Plumbing Union for press job losses amid the seven day stoppage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murdoch
London
Rupert Murdoch
Britain
Labor Federation
Electricians
General Council
Trades Union Congress
Electricians Union
Electrical, Electronic, Telecommunications and Plumbing Union
Congress
Wapping
National Graphical Association
Sogat 82
Times of London
Sun
the Sun
Ers
British Broadcasting Corp
News International Group
Edison program tightens rules for six technology centers
The Ohio Development Department released guidelines for six state supported technology centers under the Thomas Edison Program. The plan expands industry board influence, slots new grants decisions for May 7 and July 9, and notes seed funds, incubators, and joint university industry research totaling about 12.2 million in projects funded by 4.7 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
State Development Department
Thomas Edison
Marianne Hudson
Edison
Heidi Findley
Development Department
North American Coal reports record 1985 profits
North American Coal Corp posts net income of 33.6 million dollars for 1985, up from 1984, with total revenue of 567.6 million. The gain is driven by a sale of lignite reserves, Western mining operations, and Yale Materials Handling, offsetting weaker underground profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
North American Coal Corp
Otes Bennett
Bennett
Also Mentioned on This Page
Business News
New York
NYSE
Ati
ASA 2A
Aldsen
AGAL
Alcoa J
Amsted
BeatCo
BellSau
Boeing Si
Borden S
Borg Wa
CIGNA
SNL Lt
Urch
al Heinz S
Hanwell
ATI Ay Idahop
IBM
Ab Ag
McDaid
Merlyn
Mobil
Monson
Ay Morgan
Morton
Matorla
Ails
Toyrus
Unoeal
Ay John
Ve Corps
WiMrt
Warnrl
Pierre R South & Co
Acme Cleve
Alltel Allied Corporation
Akslite AmerShip Building
Byty
American Standard
Chromalloy
Elec II
CPC Inter Inc
Aos
Emerson Excello
First Bancorp
Fruehaul
Goodrich Ms
Itoni
Ohorom
Amana
Frigidaire
General Kelvinator
Sanyo
HK Mon
THURS
Stewart's
Cleveland St . Elyrio
Electrician’s
Washington
Commerce Department
Japan
Lloyd Bentsen
Texas
Senate
International Trade Panel
Panasonic
Royal Business Equipment
Cleveland St
Elyria
Hele
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!