Bankers Trust cuts prime to 13 percent amid mixed forecasts
Bankers Trust Co cut its prime rate to 13 percent, the lowest in two years, but analysts say consumer rates may not fall soon as banks hesitate amid loan defaults fears. Reagan touted optimism while others remained skeptical about a near recovery. Savings and loan withdrawals hit new highs as regulators approve Citi Fidelity merger to stabilize the thrift sector.
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Rhodes plays down Harvester risks to Springfield plant
Governor James A Rhodes says a 27.6 million loan and loan guarantee package keeps International Harvester Co's Springfield plant open, with 90 percent of the liability borne by the state. The Springfield Community Improvement Corp will own and lease the plant, which could still operate if IH fails, potentially attracting other manufacturers. Rhodes spoke at the signing ceremony for the first of 63 documents to finalize the deal.
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Westgate Fairview Park marks 28th anniversary festivities
Westgate Mall celebrates 28th anniversary with a rosy theme. Roses for first 500 shoppers at 10 a.m. Thursday and a five concert series by the Cleveland West Symphony Orchestra begin that evening. Ted Lux hosts Sunday cake cutting as gratis cake draws attract shoppers. prize drawings include a Chicago weekend trip and multiple daily giveaways. Mall opened in 1954 by Jacobs Viscount Jacobs Co. and now houses 80 stores after a recent expansion. Halle's anchor store closed last week with no announced replacement.
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Stocks Slip as Market Continues Decline in Early Trade
New York stock market moved lower with the Dow Jones industrial average down 2.11 to 917.22 in the first half hour. Losers led gainers 5-4 among NYSE issues as prices fluctuated in a narrow weekly range after their late summer rally. Bankers Trust lowered its prime rate from 13% to 13 percent, offering little positive reaction to declining rates.
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Bendix to consider plan to keep Cleveland Warner & Swasey plant open
Bendix Corp officials in Cleveland say a restructur ing plan may keep the Warner & Swasey plant running as orders for machine tools decline. Employment at the plant fell to under 500 this year from about 1,170, while Bendix overall downsized from 8,700 to around 4,700.
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