Industry group disputes need for acid rain law
The Clean Air Working Group argues the 1970 Clean Air Act already cuts pollution making new acid rain rules unnecessary. It fears two proposed measures would raise utility rates, costing consumers up to 144 billion dollars over 20 years.
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Cleveland
William Fay
Clean Air Working Group
Fay
U.S. Senate
George Mitchell
Maine
Environmental and Public Works Committee
Senate
Ohio
Blood
Congress
Strategic Petroleum Reserve
Market snapshot of egg prices and metal quotes
The report records egg prices for retailers with various carton sizes and regional pricing data. It also lists closing prices for metals including gold Silver aluminum copper lead zinc tin and mercury with per unit values and recent spot figures.
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New York
Senate passes railroad safety bill after deadly Chase crash
The Senate approved a bill to strengthen railroad safety penalties and add black box recording, licensing for engineers, and drug testing measures. It would raise fines from 2500 to 20000 and let the government penalize individual workers for safety violations in addition to company penalties.
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Washington
White House
Reagan
Conrail
Chase
Senate
House
Texaco Skeptical Of Icahn Latest Offer In Proxy Fight
Investor Carl Icahn pledges to give 300 million to all other Texaco Inc. shareholders if he cannot finance his 60 dollar per share takeover. Texaco calls the promise meaningless and notes Icahn holds 14.8 percent of Texaco’s 242.8 million shares. The bid totals 12.4 billion for remaining shares and expires if Icahn’s slate isn’t elected at the June 17 Tulsa meeting. Trading shows Tep Texaco stock fell 25 cents to 51.25 amid tepid investor response. The proxy fight continues with full page ads and mailings to 211,000 shareholders as board seats are contested.
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New York
At&t
Amoco
EidlPiel
Disney
Wea DowCh
duPont
Adamn
Erin
Ntl
Gould
Raut Abs
Carl Icahn
Texaco Inc
Texaco
Icahn
Tcahn
U.S
Tulsa
New York Stock Exchange
Kidron Consignments Show Heavy Hogs and High Feeder Pigs
Kidron livestock market reports heavy consignments with hogs largely $48 to $49 for top butcher types and feeder pigs near record volumes around 1200 head, prices down. Calves steady to higher with price ranges shown, dairy cattle in demand, springer heifers and cows recently fresh. Feeder pigs listed at 25 to 45 pounds around $23 to $40, larger pigs up to $32 to $44, bulls and sows scattered. Cattle prices note steers $85 to $87, bulls $48 to $56, cows $44 to $54, fat and thin categories varied, market tone mixed. Lambs and mutton figures included with prices in the range noted.
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Kidron Y
Dawn Freder
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Richard Celeste
Mario Cuomo
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Becky Blood
State of Ohio
Washington, D.C
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U.S. League of Savings Institutions
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Ett Bay Armer-Wirst Mutual
Fidelity-Duritan
Hineork-Bood
Mats bin Mit
Naha Bonyade
Amtrak
Chase, Moine
Department of Transportation
Sens
Frank Lautenberg
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John Danforth
J. James Exon
D-Neb
White Plains
N.Y
Kidron Livestock
Wright
Shane
BRANE
Spieces
Kei
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Elon
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Elyria
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