Grain bids and Creston livestock sale report
Closing market bids list ideal grain prices from Loran County Farm Bureau Cooperative Association Inc with Wheat at 306 per bushel Shelled Corn 276 per bushel Oats 210 per bushel Soybeans 56 per bushel. Creston Auction reports 289 consigners sold 615 head of livestock plus goats calves sheep hogs and cattle with varied price ranges across categories.
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Loran County Farm Bureau Cooperative Association, Inc
Ideal Grain
Creston
West side housing surge led by Strongsville development
In 1984 CEI reports more than 1,500 sublets and condo sites developed across the Cleveland district, led by Strongsville with 181 lots and Beachwood at 400 for The Village complex. Westlake Avon Lake and other suburbs also show multiple projects, with several planned for the coming year in North Olmsted Rocky River Westlake Beachwood and nearby communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Edward A. Mulica
Cleveland Electric Muminating Co
CEI
Cuyahoga County
Lorain, Lake and Geauga
West Side
Strongsville
Fair Farms
Pine Lakes
High Point
Venture II
Rini
Westlake
Rockport
Fox Chase
Avon Lake
Westwinds
James and
Lear-West
Bay Village
Berea
Olmsted Township
Rocky River
Beachwood
Sunrise Land Co
Christ the King
Pheasant Walk
North Olmsted
Circlewood
Maple Ridge
Cedarwood
Prestwick
Country Club Estates
Hilliard Oak Estates
Hunters’ Point
Bretton Woods III
United States
Trade frictions and free markets in U S foreign trade
The article argues against retaliatory trade barriers with Japan, promoting lower barriers for both sides. It explains that a strong dollar hurts exports and that protecting markets would raise costs for U S consumers and farmers. It highlights Alaska oil and national forest timber exports as illogical bans. It also notes the U S balance of payments arises from a strong economy, not weak competitiveness, citing rising U.S. employment and foreign investment benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Congress
U.S
Reagan
Alaska
United States
Nissan
Murdoch to Buy Metromedia TV Stations for Over 2 Billion
Rupert Murdoch and Marvin Davis agree to pay more than 2 billion dollars for Metromedia seven big city stations. A sale in principle includes WCVB-TV Boston to Hearst for about 450 million cash. Remaining stations: WNEW New York KTTV Los Angeles WFLD Chicago WTTG Washington KRIV Houston KRLD Dallas Fort Worth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murdoch
Metromedia *V
New York
Rupert Murdoch
Marvin Davis
Metromedia Inc
Davis
Wcvb-Tv
Boston
Hearst Corp
Wnew-Tv
Kttvtv
Los Angeles
Wfld-Tv
Chicago
WTTG
Washington
Kriv-Tv
Houston
Krldtv
Dallas-Fort Worth
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NYSE
tCh Seonehbow
SiMe Si
At&t
AtRich
BellSon
Boeing
Dow
duPont
Emrya
Exxon
FedExp
Harsco
Heinz
IBM
JohnJn
Loews
Madcon
Midsut
Mobil
Motorla
NED
Ya Norwst
Abe Pandek
Wis PepsiCo
Bae
Met Tribune
Ucam
Umroyl
Usairg
UsSteel
Ustech
UsWest
Cary
Pierre R. Smith & Co
Acme Cleve
Allied Corporation
Alltel
AMF. Inc
aAmerShip
American Standard
Chromakoy
Cleveland Rlee TU
CFC Inter Inc
Emerson
Excello
First Bancorp
Fruehaut
Goodrich A IC Industries
Vacare
Lear Siegler
LCB Bancorp
LNB Bancorp
Switzerland
Chronicle Publishing Co
Ant
Milton Friedman
Joseph C. Arendt
Prescott
Ball &Turben
NEW York Stock Exchange Inc
Sheffield Center
Lorain
Panasonic
Royal Business Equipment
Cleveland St
Elyr
Elyria
Radio Shack
Radio Shack Computer Centers
Tandy Corporation
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