Microwave eating heats up
The article notes consumer food firms shift from pure commodities to marketing driven profits. It cites General Mills, Pillsbury, Hormel, and others, with rising microwave adoption boosting prepared foods and advertising. It highlights dual income households driving pricier, microwave ready lines like Banquet Supreme and Top Shelf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neal ST
Anthony
Minneapolis Star Tribune
General Mills
H. Brewster Atwater
Pillsbury
Geo A. Hormel & Co
Land O'Lakes
Hormel
ConAgra
Kellogg
Quaker
U.S
SAMI/ Burke Inc
Arthur Schulze
Grocery Products
Jeff Rotsch
Betty Crocker
Personal publicist Ober charges $10500 for six months in New York society
NEW YORK AP Gusta vus Ober is an image maker who turns clients with money, clothes, looks, and personality into social figures. For a minimum $10,500 per six month season he places them at influential tables, arranges gala invites, and helps secure features in magazines. He stresses wardrobe, entertaining, and charity tickets, while noting New York values amusement and serious interests.
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New York
Gustavus Ober
Ober
Vanity Fair
Big Apple
Architectural Digest
Donald Trump
Ivana
New
People on the Move in Elyria and Nearby
Andrew F. Koha named executive director of the Abbewood in Elyria. He lives in Berea and graduated from Siena Heights College in Adrian Michigan. Abbewood executives invited to address ADA annual meeting in San Francisco include Logan Sexton Susan Sexton and Kathleen Naughton. Mary Jo Thomas of Lorain named manager of motorsports communications at General Tire. She joined General Tire in 1986 and holds a Bowling Green State University degree in public relations and marketing. Bob Baldwin named manager of Suttons Discount Tire Center and Munchie Mart in Milan. Elyria Savings & Trust National Bank employees Vicki Deel Squires Phil Fraysier and Carol Dotson complete first year of Ohio School of Banking. Carol A. Shaffer of ESTs Columbia Station branch completes two year program. Donna Jean Phillips of Lorain National Bank graduates from the program. Frederick J. Berger of Lorain County Consumer Credit Counseling Service recognized at annual meeting in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary JO Thomas
Lorain
General Tire
Thomas
Elyria Savings & Trust National Bank
Ohio School of Banking
Vicki Deel Squires
Vermilion
Phil Fraysier
Carol Dotson
Frederick J. Berger
Lorain County
S&L Bailout Debate Pushes by Oil Slump and Victorious Risk
Critics blame tax rules and federal insurance for S&L openings that funded risky ventures. FSLIC needed $10.8 billion borrowing power from Congress to curb red ink as oil and real estate slumped in the Southwest. Wall has drawn $2.9 billion and plans to use the rest by next year, with solvent S&Ls facing assessments until 1995. The League warns vampire economics, urging a healthy capital flow to rescue bankrupts without draining sound institutions.
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Southwest
Federal Savings & Loan Insurance Corp
Congress
FSLIC
S&ls
Texas
Wall
Shelp
Theo Pitt
U.S. League
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Publishers Information Bureau
York
Elizabeth Arden
Helena Rubenstein
Asher Edelman
St. Paul’s
Princeton University
The
Baltimore Sun
S&h Greenstamps
Evalyn Walsh McLean
Hope Diamond
Stephen Sondheim
Kenya
Andrew F. Koha
Abbewood
Elyria
Koha
Berea
Siena Heights College
Adrian
Mich
American Dietetic Association
San Francisco
Logan Sexton
Susan Sexton
Kathleen Naughton
Bowling Green State University
Bob Baldwin
Sutton's Discount Tire Center
Munchie Mart
Milan
Carol A. Shaffer
EST
Columbia Station
Donna Jean Phillips
Lorain National Bank
New Mid Ohio Securities
Mid-Ohio Securities
Spitzer
Atin
Ora
CTP
Addres
Sity
Thrifts
C.D
FDIC
Its Financial Center
Goldome
Loram County
Tut
ofNanhem
Ohio
Loran National Bank
Flyran Savings & Trust
Loran County Bank
Central Trust Co
Norther
Ohi
Elyria Savings & Trust
ISG
Cooper-Foster Road
Hills Aveniue Amherst
Cleveland St. Elyria
Cirrus
Pardner
Okio
Elyrip
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