Gephardt bill sparks US Japan auto debate in Congress
In Washington, American and Japanese automakers spar over a Gephardt Riegle proposal to cut Japan's trade surplus with the United States within five years or impose limits on Japanese car sales. Major players from Chrysler, GM, Ford express cautious support or opposition, while Honda and Toyota warn of job losses and higher prices if sanctions hit transplantation and broader sectors. Rep Sam Gibbons, chair, criticized the Big Three for not proving real interest in selling in Japan.
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Treasury short term bills hit peak rates in auction
Washington Treasury data show $114 billion sold in three month bills at an average discount rate of 4.08 percent and $114 billion in six month bills at 4.19 percent. Both rates match or dip from prior week with three month the lowest since March 9 and six month the lowest since March 9. The discount rates imply higher effective yields with a $10,000 three month bill selling around $9,896.90 and a $9,788.20 six month bill.
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Creston Auction Receipts Show Mixed Livestock Totals
Creston consignors sent fifteen loads of hay and straw including first second and third cuttings, hay bales and wheat straw. Dairy cattle, calves, sheep, hogs and cattle priced per head or hundredweight with totals: 835 head from 323 consignors.
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Metal Prices on New York Markets Daily Close
New York metals markets closed with Comex prices: gold 341.90 per troy ounce, silver 41.40 per troy ounce, platinum 351.10, palladium 88.10 per ounce. Nonferrous spot prices: aluminum 0.88 per pound, copper 10.35 per pound, lead 0.35, zinc 0.61-0.63, tin 379.00 per pound. Mercury 175-185 per 76 pound flask.
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Ex-chairman's son loses job at Goodyear
AKRON The 41 year old son of former Goodyear Chairman Robert Edward Mercer was laid off amid company cutbacks. Mercer had 42 years at Goodyear and worked in Washington as a regional public relations manager after earlier stints in Houston. The move follows a decade of closing regional offices and a pledge to trim expenses at the tire maker with 1991 revenue of 109 billion.
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