Opening stocks mixed as pause continues on Wall Street
The New York market opened mixed with the Dow down 213 points to 1227.55 in early trading as gains in mining, metals, and petroleum issues supported some stocks. Exxon, Inco, Texaco, and Standard Oil of California posted gains while overall volume climbed and the NYSE composite edged higher toward a record.
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Nonferrous Metal Prices and Commodities in New York
Spot prices for lead, tin, aluminum, gold, and silver quoted in New York markets. Lead at 2023 cents per pound delivered, tin at 1068, aluminum 76 cents, gold at 75 per tray, silver at 13150 per troy ounce. Figures appear in a chaotic OCR listing with several misread names and numbers.
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Western allies seek unity at OECD talks in Paris
At the OECD gathering 24 rich nations backed expanding U S economic recovery and possible German gains while France pressed for fiscal restraint. Delors urged more tax relief while Regan pushed inflation control as ministers prepared for Williamsburg summit and European and U N meetings. Shultz framed a move away from protectionism to strengthen global trade.
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Pontiac Fiero Tour Highlights New GM Cooperations
Workers and relatives toured the Pontiac plant on Tuesday to see General Motors new Fiero. The car is built amid a shift toward cooperative labor relations and Japanese plant traditions, with many old barriers dropped.
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Reagan Opposes Protectionism Across Congress and Economy
President Reagan denounces a proposed autos import rule as a cruel hoax and warns protectionism would raise car prices and hurt the U.S. auto industry. He argues it shifts costs to other workers and risks sinking growth, urging against quick fixes amid a stronger dollar and farm output changes. Industry groups seek stricter steel quotas. wheat harvest forecast dips. mortgage rates may ease to about 11.65 percent.
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Channel 35 to Broadcast Live From Merthe Building
Channel 35 will broadcast live for four hours Thursday from the remodeled Merthe Building in downtown Elyria. General manager William Lasch said cameras will be in action from 5:30 to 9:30 p.m. for the grand opening of Alesci's a Cleveland based sported gourmet store, paired with J. H. Krause restaurant open since St. Patrick's Day. Lasch called the Alesci's Krause tandem a unique development for downtown Elyria.
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