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...uneasy stalemate over Poland's struggle to repay even part of the $28 billion it owes Western banks passed another milestone last week, when Warsaw virtually completed interest payments on its 1981 debt, thereby paving the way for rescheduling last year's unpaid $2.4 billion in principal. Crisis-weary bankers gave a sigh of relief, and then started thinking about collecting the $10.4 billion in debt-service payments that Poland must make this year...
Under another new statute aimed at minor violators, a $5 ticket that goes unpaid for 21 days automatically becomes a $10 ticket. If the payment is still neglected after a warning letter is issued, the fine jumps to $25 and the city notifies the registry of motor vehicles...
There are about 432,000 unpaid parking tickets in the city this year alone, and another 700,000 from previous years backed up in the courts, Teso said...
...sales fell by $66 million last year, and its profits were down 72%. National Semiconductor, whose earnings dropped from $30.2 million to $1.2 million during the last half of 1981, has halted construction of a plant in Arlington, Texas, and last year asked its employees to take twelve extra unpaid vacation days...
...since 1929, the NRA invited all employers within a given industry to ignore the antitrust laws and draw up their own "codes of fair competition." That implicitly permitted not only production curbs but legalized price fixing. On the other hand, to stop the rapid spread of wage cuts and unpaid overtime, the NRA codes were also supposed to include such things as minimum wages (set at $12 a week), maximum hours (40), a ban on child labor and a guarantee of the right to organize unions...