La-Z-Boy recalling 1,000 recliners

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La-Z-Boy of Monroe, MI, is implementing a recall of about 1,000 units of its recliners to replace spring assembly units that might have been exposed to radiation. The units, which were made from Jun. 5, 1998, to Jun. 12, 1998, were manufactured from the firm's facilities in Neosho, MO, Tremonton, UT, Dayton, TN, and Newton, MS. The company, which will issue the recall notification through its dealers, said that the supplier of the rocker spring assembly, No-Sag Product Corp., found the radiation trace in the waste metal used in making the product.

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Is recalling about 1,000 units of its recliners to replace spring assembly units that might have been exposed to radiation

Household and Institutional Furniture Manufacturing, Household Furniture & Bedding, La-Z-Boy Chair Co.

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Mills bullish for fall

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Fabric mills and converters are optimistic of their performance through the year 1998, in spite of the traditional summer showdown that happens in late May. Industry executives are also positive that the design trends launched at the summer Showtime fabric show in High Point, are making the desired impression on upholstery makers. The prevailing design themes that have been welcomed in 1998 and which have global influences include elegant Asian-like silks, apparel styles, rug looks, garden looks and retro or deco designs.

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Fabric mills and converters are optimistic of their performance through 1998 in spite of the traditional summer showdown in May

Other Household Textile Product Mills, Upholstery Fabrics, Textiles, Upholstery

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Bunkbeds meet standards in style

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The majority of bunkbed makers have done well to adapt to the US Consumer Products Safety Commission's rules for bunkbed safety. The standard became effective in June 2000.

Nonupholstered Wood Household Furniture Manufacturing, Wood household furniture, Wood Bedroom Furniture, Wood furniture, Bedroom furniture

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