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2393 Arbor Av I0NI7S MM HmmQW xkw DAILY THIS WEEK'S RATE MONEY MARKET CERTIFICATE public with Its stock In 1928. It has about 13,000 shareholders and Is operated by the sons and grandsons of the founders. With tales of $386 million last year, Morrison is easily the No. 1 cafeteria operator in the United States and ranks No. 30 among food service companies of all types.

The company's goal is to add 15 cafeterias a year. In addition to the cafeteria business, Morrison provides contract feeding for hospitals and schools and owns nine Admiral Benbow Motels. Tom Wadham, manager of Dayton Mall, said that in addition to Morrison's, five retail shops will be Installed In the former Liberal Markets storeroom. One, Sportpulse, an athletics soft goods store, will open about Aug. 14.

By DARWIN SAT OR Daily Newi Industrial Editor Morrison a 60-year-old Southern institution and the No. 1 cafeteria operator In the United states. Is coming to Dayton. Around Thanksgiving, a Morrison's Cafeteria will open In Dayton Mall, In space formerly occupied by Liberal Markets. After that, the company which Is based in Mobile, expects to open at least one more cafeteria In the area.

Morrison's Is familiar to many Daytonlans who vacation in the Southeast. It has 138 restaurants in all, mostly in the Southeastern states, but also In places like Dallas and Springfield, Mo. MORRISON'S DAYTON MALL unit will be the northernmost in the chain which about three months ago launched its first Ohio venture in Cincinnati's Prospect Square. Richard McGeoch, a Morrison vice president, said the typical cafeteria line offers 123 Items and that the average customer check, for a complete meal, la 13.19. McGeoch said Morrison's does not ship In prepared food, but prepares everything "from scratch every day." The mall cafeteria will seat about 27S persons and be open until 8 or 8:30 p.m., Including Sundays and holidays.

"We are definitely going to have to look for another unit in Dayton. We're looking for at least another one," McGeoch said. That way, delivery, supervisory and promotional costs can be shared. Although 100 or so of Morrison's 138 units are in shopping malls, the company has begun to switch to freestanding buildings because of the often high cost of operating in malls, according to McGeoch. The second Dayton cafeteria likely will be In a freestanding building.

MORRISON WAS FOUNDED In 1920 and went Also at Dayton Mall, a toy store called Children's World is scheduled to open within a week next to York Steak House. The Bottom Half has changed its 9,117 9.458 product line and reopened last Friday as Passport Clothing, a family Jeans store. Cox Broadcasting says merger dead 26-WEEK MONEY MARKET CERTIFICATE $10,000 MINIMUM Fedaral Regulation prohibit compounding ol Internet on thli account. Substantial Intereet penalty lor airly certificate withdrawal. RATE EFFECTIVE 8-7-80 THRU 8-13-80 -aSf Cox stockholders were told Tuesday the company's broadcasting and cable television combinations were bringing good returns and revenue were meeting third-quarter expectations.

Cox owns and operates five VHF television stations, five AM radio stations and seven FM stations. The broadcasting division also includes TeleRep and The Christal national television and radio sales representation firms, and Schulke Radio Productions, a syndicated music business. Cox Cable Communications Inc. is a wholly owned subsidiary and operates the largest cable system in the country in San Diego. The company also operates automobile auction and publishing businesses.

ATLANTA (AP) Cox Broadcasting which ended unsuccessful merger talks with General Electric Co. last spring, told its stockholders Tuesday that it has no further merger plans. "The merger with GE now is behind us, and we all can look ahead to a bright future," Executive Committee Chairman Garner Anthony told shareholders at the corporation's 16th annual meeting. Cox and GE had been working toward a merger valued between $460 million and $508 million dollars, which would have been the largest in broadcast history. But it was abandoned only three days before the Federal Communications Commission was expected to approve it.

GE said in a statement at that time that Cox demanded too much money. Brettenitrater Square Shopping Center Waodlane Shopping Center iaS5W Washington Squirt 6067 Fir Hills Avt. 434-6284 1066 Patterson Rd 2318 E. Dorothy Lane 253 6158 Forest Park Plaza Shopping Center 278-4238 Pinewood Plaza 299 5503 Dixie Office Center 3131 S. Diile Dr.

294-0466 1062 Smitmilli Rd 252 5616 40 Main SI snc Tinnj qh Winter Tower lobby Northmonl Plan Shopping Ctnler 224 0744 836-8694 at. aasssssBSkL Jew Firm accepts Dayton-Walther offer savmcs HD 10 SSOCITi0. IN THE MEANTIME Citation rejected two other merger proposals, one from Kysor Industries Corp. of Cadillac, and the other from KMS Industries Inc. of Ann Arbor, Mich.

Citation said the Walther DIAL 223- offer was a better proposal from a larger company. mysij ass swwsey Under the offer, Dayton-Walther will pay $25 for each of 1.1 million or so shares, for a total of nearly $17 million. By DARWIN SATOR Dally News Industrial Editor Directors of the Citation Co. of Grand Rapids, have voted to accept the tender offer of Dayton-Walther Corp. which will make Citation a wholly owned subsidiary of the Dayton-based company.

Citation, which manufactures builders' hardware, plumbing and lawn care products and consumer housewares, has 900 employees and annual sales of $55 million. Walther's sales last year were about $230 million. Walther already owns about 30 percent of Citation's stock and a year ago the two companies agreed to merge. Plans were dropped earlier this year, however, with the companies blaming changing economic conditions. A spokesman for Citation said today that in the offer, Walther says it "intends to continue the present business and policies of Citation, but reserves the right to change operations.

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Registration will last through Sept. 4, or until the course is filled. Germantown firm buys building Insurance agency plans move to Gem City office Brower Insurance Agency has signed a lease for office space in the Home Savings Loan Association portion of the Gem City Savings complex under construction on the northeast corner at Third and Main streets. Edwin Zwiesler, a partner in Brower Insurance, said the agency's 20 employees will move from current quarters in the IBM Corp. Building, 33 W.

First as soon as the the Gem City complex is completed at the end of this year. Air-express service in operation Burlington Northern Air Freight, the nation's second largest air-freight forwarder, has started to offer an overnight small-package air-express service to and from Dayton. Larry Rodberg, Burlington president, said the service will be practically separate from the company's normal forwarding activities, with separate trucks and drivers' and separate terminal facilities. Minimum cost for overnight delivery of an express envelope up to three pounds will be $15.50. The Dupps Co.

of Germantown has purchased the Atlas Die Casting Co. building and land. President A. Dupps Sr. said the company has no immediate plans for the property but that the acquisition gives the company space for future expansion.

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