Protecting U S companies abroad high terror guardian angels
U S corporations hire security firms beyond CCTV as terrorism fears rise. The seminar drew reps from Mobi Oil and United Technologies and small defense contractors. Penn Central Technical Security Co. touts computer centered systems to deter attackers. Aetna Life Insurance uses private security firms for country risk intelligence and employee safety abroad.
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Joyce A. Venezia
Associated Press
Cromwell
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U.S
Mobi Oil Corp
United Technologies Corp
Peter 4. Michel
Penn Central Technical Security Co
Penn Central
Michel
Greenwich
Paul A. Larsen
Aetna Life Insurance Co
Larsen
Aetna
Brazil
Indonesia
Belgium
Mortgage rates may dip to 11.5 percent
The Associated Press reports mortgage loan rates and inflation likely to hold steady or ease over coming months. Government data show May personal income down 0.5 percent while spending rose 0.7 percent. Analysts from Fannie Mae and Standard & Poor's forecast slower inflation and lower or flat rates with year-end modest rise. Chrysler to buy Gulfstream Aerospace for 310 million cash plus debt.
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Associated Press
Mark J. Riedy
Federal National Mortgage Association
Standard & Poor’s Corp
Commerce Department
Riedy
Standard & Poor's
OPEC
Standard & Poor’s
Chrysler Corp
Gulfstream Aerospace Corp
Nations nibble at America's grain harvest in slow export rebound
US farmers face a tepid export outlook as world buyers shift. Argentina's Bahia Blanca port turmoil barely changes grain shipments. India and the Soviet Union adjust buys and sales while Korea's corn purchases surge from China. Grasshopper infestations hit Canada wheat regions Alberta and Saskatchewan plan heavy spraying. Blended credit sales fade after a court ruling on cargo preferences.
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Knight-Ridder
America
Corn
Agriculture Department
World Production and Trade Bulletin
Argentina
United States
USDA
Soviet Union
U.S
India
South Korea
China
Korea
Canada
US Wheat Associates
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Reagan
Tion
Cargill
Catfish tide draws Mississippi investors to high priced ponds
Scripps Howard News Service reports rising catfish prices and strong demand attract investors to Mississippi Delta ponds. Farms fetch 2000 to 2300 dollars per acre as debt-ridden farmers struggle to sell crop acres. Church's Fried Chicken help sparked interest, with chains weighing more catfish on menus. Bill Gates of Southern Land Co notes profitability hinges on price gains, while Bill Mayton of Hubers Land Management anticipates five years of growth and continued investor enthusiasm.
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Southern Land Co
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Bill Mayton
Huber Land Peragement
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Higher earnings reported by American Greetings
Cleveland based American Greetings Corp. posted a 12.1 percent rise in first quarter earnings to 16.3 million on revenues of 223.8 million as ordinary and seasonal greeting card sales grew. Chairman Irving Stone cited improved sales and higher per share earnings of 51 cents.
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American Greetings Corp
Irving Stone
Ecards
Edison realigns its execs in Toledo restructuring
Edison Co. announced a management restructuring effective July 1 in Toledo. The change is described as normal development, not tied to the June 9 Davis-Besse incident under NRC and Congressional review. Paul M. Smart will become president and chief operating officer, replacing Wendall A. Johnson who left earlier this year.
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Toledo, Ohio
Toledo Edison Co
Davis-Besse
Nuclear Regulatory Commission
Congress
John Williamson
Paul M. Smart
Wendall A. Johnson
Egg prices in Columbus area report
Eggs sold to retailers in Ohio cities show extra large cartons at 64 to 69 cents, large at 41 to 68 cents, medium 43 to 57 cents, small 35 to 38 cents. Light type hens sales too sparse to report.
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Columbus
Ohio
Metal prices shift at New York close
AP reports closing COMEX prices with Gold at 322.40 per troy ounce and Aluminum at 45.30 cents per pound. Copper 67 to 70 cents, Lead 19 to 21 cents, Zinc 44 to 47 cents, Tin 6.0877 dollars, Mercury 303 to 313 per 76 pound flask, Platinum 261 to 264. Grain prices from Lorain County Farm Bureau Cooperative include Wheat 3.02, Shelled Corn 2.73, Oats 1.50, Soybeans 5.56 per bushel.
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Alcoholics Anonymous
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LCB Bancorp
LNS Bancorp
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Ohio Edison
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Smucker
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Utilities
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