Auto recovery rolls along in mid October car sales dip
In mid October U S built car sales by the Big Three totaled 196,040, down 14.5 percent from last year as 1980 model introductions weighed on results. GM and Chrysler posted smaller declines while Ford dropped sharply. Indefinite layoffs fell for the first time since spring, with overall factory headcount easing across the four major automakers.
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Fannie Mae Cuts Mortgage Refinance Rate
The Federal National Mortgage Association introduces a new refinancing program effective Nov. 10 allowing buyers of existing homes with Fannie Mae owned mortgages to obtain a conventional loan at 12 percent, below current market rates, by putting 5 percent down on a 75 000 dollar home with 45 000 dollar existing debt. The plan shifts low yield loans out and replaces them with a 12 percent loan to close the gap.
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Caution Urged on Reindustrialization by AJC Expert
Cleveland reports economist Sar A. Levitan warns that reindustrialization urged by policy makers must not hurt the bottom economic tier. He spoke to the American Jewish Committee outlining cautious tax reforms and avoiding speculative investments while boosting productive investment and technology adoption.
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Goodyear Posts Record Third Quarter Profits
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co reports record 1979 third quarter profits of 58 million dollars, up from a 4.4 million loss a year earlier. Nine month earnings reach 151.8 million, driven by international sales and cost adjustments tied to the Los Angeles plant closure. Domestic tire and chemical segments lag.
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Eaton to Build Valve Plant in Belmond Iowa Expansion in Kearney
Eaton Corp announces a new 130000 square foot engine valve plant in Belmond Iowa 90 miles north of Des Moines scheduled for April 1982 with up to 250 jobs. Kearney Nebraska plant will expand 20000 square feet to produce precision forged gears. Belmond investment about 10 million and Kearney about 3.7 million.
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Gambling growth: You can bet on it in Nevada
Nevada's gaming industry remains a stable major revenue source despite national economic woes. Fiscal 1979-80 revenues reached 2.28 billion dollars, with growth slowing to 12-14 percent this year as casinos pour more into bus tours, junkets, and promotions to attract and retain customers.
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Grain prices in Ohio after markets close
UPI reports average cash grain prices paid to farmers by Ohio elevators in main marketing areas. No. 2 wheat around 4.50 per bushel, shelled corn near 4.20, regional figures uncertain due to garbled OCR but show wheat and corn pricing trends in Northeast and Central Ohio.
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Prices Open Lower After Kosygin News Hit Dow
New York stocks opened lower as 920 NYSE issues traded with declines leading advances. The Dow fell slightly to 938.30 amid a 1 percent September price rise and renewed inflation concerns after Kosygin's resignation news.
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Kidron Auction Delivers Steady Hog Market and Strong Cattle Prices
Harvest weather boosts consignments but keeps them lighter for this period. Market hogs stay near last week. feeder pigs reach $30 and shoots $44.50. Back-to-the-farm Holstein and heifer calves hold steady amid strong dairy demand with cows $51.50–$54 and dairy cattle values rising to $1,400 for good cows, $1,330 for heifers. A top registered Holstein service-age bull peaks at $1,075.
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County grain cooperative market prices posted at close
The county grain cooperative association lists local grain bids at closing: shelled corn 4.47 per bushel oats 1.95 per bushel soybeans 8.13 per bushel and other small grains.
Agricultural market notes and metal prices in New York
The report lists livestock prices for butter eggs hogs calves cattle sheep and goats with varied price ranges. It also covers dairy cattle and feeder cattle values alongside a section on nonferrous metals with copper tin aluminum gold mercury and platinum price quotes from New York markets.
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