Word: caterpillar
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...smaller trust contains $80,000 in Caterpillar stock and $70,000 in Texaco. Both companies comply with the Sullivan Principles, according to a spokesman for the Investor Responsibility Research Corp. in Washington...
...Labor Department forms, which are required for all unions, show that in 1984 Bozzotto's union held $150,000 in Caterpillar stock, and $125,000 in Texaco stock, both of which were purchased that year...
Domenic M. Bozzotto, who represents the University's dining hall workers, has primary responsibility for a portfolio that has included stock in Texaco, General Motors, and Caterpillar--all of which maintain operations in South Africa, according to Labor Department documents filed two years...
...said, will be less vulnerable to a first strike and thus produce a more stable arms-control situation. Or should mobile missiles, as the Administration has also said, be banned in any new arms agreement? "I'm afraid I can't put it more clearly," said Alice to the Caterpillar in Wonderland. "Being so many sizes in a day is very confusing." Her lament & fits the debate over the proposed Midgetman missile...
...cheaper currency is particularly welcome in the industrial Midwest, / where some companies have never fully recovered from the past recession. "The reaction here is very positive," says Stephen Newhouse, a spokesman for Caterpillar Tractor (1985 sales: $6.7 billion), which does some 50% of its business overseas. "A cheaper dollar certainly gives us immediate help in countries where we compete with Komatsu of Japan." American carmakers also are delighted because the declining dollar removes some of the $2,000-per-car cost advantage that Japanese auto firms have held in the U.S. Partly as a result, Chrysler Chairman Lee Iacocca announced...