U.S. Steel faces off with government over price trigger
In Washington, the United States government considers suspending the price trigger system for steel imports as U.S. Steel files a complaint with the Commerce Department and ITC. Company officials press for action while noting widespread layoffs and lost jobs among steelworkers.
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Donald H. May
Washington
UPL
United States
United States Steel Corp
U.S
U.S. Steel
Commerce Department
U.S. International Trade Commission
France
Belgium
Luxembourg
Italy
United Kingdom
Netherlands
West Germany
Pollar up in Europe as dollar strength hits gold
The dollar rose against major European currencies at market open as US deficits and higher rates boosted the dollar. Gold opened lower in Zurich and London, dropping to 533 and 432.50 per ounce respectively, with dealers noting few buyers amid the dollar’s strength.
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London
Europe
Zurich
United States
Frankfurt
Amsterdam
Paris
Brussels
Milan
Credit card rules may tighten but cards stay vital
Credit card policy under Fed action faces mixed views from economists and retailers. Experts predict little drop in use despite possible annual fees while concerns arise about emotional and economic strain. Federated warns seasonal credit impacts Christmas sales, but Volcker calls the rules symbolic in the broader inflation fight.
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Carter Administration
Federal Reserve Board
Carter
Xavier University
American Express
Quatman
Federated
Fed
Paul Volcker
Higbee
Volk
Ford to borrow $300 million amid Harding spending plan
Ford Motor Co announced a public offering of 300 million in notes due 1985 and 1990 to fund a capital spending plan averaging 4 billion dollars annually through 1984. Despite weak U S sales and a quarterly loss of 41 million dollars, the company seeks external financing for its global car program while maintaining strong ratings from Moody's and Standard & Poor's.
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Ford
Detroit
WPI
Ford Motor Co
No. 2
U.S
Ford's
North America
Moody’s Investors Service
Standard & Poor's
Market Trends and Egg and Poultry Prices in Ohio
Market retreat notes No 2 wheat and No 2 shelled corn lower while No 2 oats hold steady and No 7 soybeans rise sharply. In Columbus AP reports egg sales to retailers with cartons delivered and varied white and medium egg price ranges. Poultry prices at Ohio farms show tight sales with few reports.
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Ohio
NEW York
Interagain
Wall
Grace
A&p Tate de U Albis
Acyan
Ny Armee
Ty Wellope
Bel Howl
Kennett
Bendix
Wa Kraft
AL Beth St
Uw Kroger
Boeing
Borger
Mattel
Cen Pac
Colgate
Col Gas
Ad Steel
Qwa
ABE Owen
Payl
Y Byans
Treyalds
The
Gen Foods
Otha Hehmss
Rockwil
Sperry
Vsurayl Inc
Brad
OkiepCopper
US Steel
Upjohn
Alaska
Union
Alcan Cluma
Wstvae
Payman- Werrhs
Comcast
Pierre R Falton
Ne ‘SigmaMos Ltd
Texas Ol&Gas
ALG
CFC International, Inc
Sble Igular
Emerson
ArcFurniture
Excello Fruehaut
Arkansas Best
Goodrich
Bank of Va
TC Indwines
Buell Ind
Chemplast Inc
Lear Siegler
Dayton
GoldenWst Homes
Searle
Als Staucker
Goulds Pumps
Geld Southern Ca
Harsco
Sybron
KnightRdde
Nws
Yledo Edison
Narco Scien ii
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Woolworth If
Russ Togs
Northwest Ohio
Wrigley
Central
Mutuals
Amer-Wash Mutual
Fidelity
Puritan
John Hancock
MIT
Vanguard
Igest
Wellington Baz
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Cleveland
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Cincinnati
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