Greenspan faces Senate hearing amid rate cut suspense
Fed Chief Alan Greenspan, awaiting confirmation for a third term, hints at possible rate trimming to boost growth. Analysts say recent strong data reduce immediate cut odds, with meetings slated for May and July and GAO urging tighter Fed spending scrutiny.
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Discovery Zone I seeks Chapter 11 to close stores
Discovery Zone filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in Fort Lauderdale, planning to close about 60 of its 293 stores and renegotiate leases. The company will seek court approval to reject up to 30 leases and plans further closings, while continuing operations with 200 or fewer company owned locations and 10 franchises. It reports liabilities of 366.2 million and assets of 1644 million with 10,000 employees.
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Lordstown UAW Official Eyes Five Day Strike Vote
A Lordstown UAW official said a decision by next week on asking the local to authorize a five day strike notice is expected. GM'sLordstown plant, still ramping up after an 18 day UAW strike at Dayton plants, aims to resume production Wednesday on Chevrolet Cavaliers and Pontiac Sunfires.
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Treasury Bills Fall in Monday Auction Rates
The Treasury sold 13.6 billion in three month bills at a 4.99 percent discount, down from 5.02. Another 13.5 billion in six month bills went at 4.97 percent, down from 5.06. The implied yields are 5.12 percent for the three month bill and 5.17 percent for the six month bill with $10,000 and $9,748.70 prices respectively.
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Grain prices from Loran County Farm Bureau market
Local grain at yesterday's close shows wheat at 4.48 dollars per bushel, shelled corn 3.90, nuts 2.08, and soybeans 6.97 per bushel. Prices reflect farming community benchmarks reported by the County Farm Bureau Cooperative Association in nc.
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Geon to supply vinyl for Habitat for Humanity project
Avon Lake Geon Co partners with other vinyl firms to donate at least 100000 dollars in vinyl building materials for a 24 home Habitat for Humanity project in Cleveland during the 1996 Bicentennial. Materials include siding flooring windows and PVC pipe.
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U S beef near record near record projections
U S beef production in Q1 almost reached a record though the year may end below the 1976 peak of 6.49 billion dollars. Cattle slaughter is down 18 percent from 1976 while dressed carcass weight rose 110 pounds over two decades. First quarter steer prices averaged about eight dollars below 1995 levels. Seasonal production gains could push prices lower in late summer. Favorable forage and lower grain prices may keep herd near last year, while bad weather could lift cow slaughter.
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Social Security Panel Pushes Stock Investment Plan
An 18 member Social Security Advisory Council proposes allowing limited stock market investment for the system for the first time. They favor index funds and a government appointed panel to decide amounts and funds while balancing risk and minimizing interference.
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Creston Livestock Auction Tops 788 Head Sold
Creston auction drew 246 consignors selling 788 livestock Monday. Hog offerings ranged 47 to 52.75 dollars for top butcher hogs with sows 32 to 40 and boars 30 to 31. No feeder pigs reported. Veal calves totaled 61 choice head at 66 to 85 dollars. Utilities 40 to 50, Good 50 to 60, Cull cattle 40 and down. Bulls 70 to 94 and heifers 70 to 125 returning to the farm.
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