Aronoff denies receiving Federated payoffs
State Sen. Stanley J. Aronoff rejects links between $4,700 in Federated Department Stores executives donations and anti takeover bills he filed last winter. He cites newsroom criticism and says The Plain Dealer hid facts while Federated executives insist donations were coincidental. He notes prior Federated support and emphasizes he would aid any Ohio company under siege.
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Rise in industry operating rates fuels inflation fears
U S industry in June ran at 83.1 percent capacity, up 0.2 from May, the highest since March 1980. Economists warn this signals potential inflation as demand outpaces supply amid drought, a tighter labor market, and a stronger dollar, with Greenspan signaling possible rate hikes.
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Tokyo stocks slide as Nikkei posts sharp one day drop
Tokyo share prices tumble on the Tokyo Stock Exchange marking the year’s largest one day loss as the Nikkei 225 falls 513.09 points to 27,149.03. Brokers cite steel and shipbuilding sectors' weakness and a mood shift while the dollar weakens to around 133.85 yen after early BoJ intervention speculation.
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Creston livestock sale yields 936 head from 367 consignors
Creston Auction reports 367 consignors delivering 936 head including five goats from 16 to 50. Hay loads seven. first cutting hay 125 to 186. alfalfa 210 and 135. wheat straw 80. Calves traded at 70 to 90 cents for goods, with various grades and cross breds around 90 cents. Sheep and hogs listed with prices across classifications. cattle categories include choice stock cattle and feeders with Holsteins and heifers priced per class.
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Rates on short term Treasury bills surge to new highs
Treasury sold 6.7 billion in three month bills at 6.76 percent discount, up from 6.72. Six month bills sold for 7.09 percent discount, up from 6.99. The rates mark the highest since October, with actual returns 6.97 percent for three months and 7.45 percent for six months. Federal Reserve noted one year bill yield rose to 7.79 percent from 7.62.
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