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test/20195 | test/20195 |@title first:1 valley:1 corp:1 fivc:1 3rd:1 qtr:1 net:1 |@word shr:2 69:1 ct:2 vs:4 62:1 net:2 4:1 401:1 000:2 3:1 808:1 nine:1 mth:1 1:2 99:1 dlrs:2 77:1 12:1 6:1 mln:2 10:1 8:1 | FIRST VALLEY CORP <FIVC.O> 3RD QTR NET
Shr 69 cts vs 62 cts
Net 4,401,000 vs 3,808,000
Nine mths
Shr 1.99 dlrs vs 1.77 dlrs
Net 12.6 mln vs 10.8 mln
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test/20206 | test/20206 |@title avon:1 products:1 inc:1 3rd:1 qtr:1 net:1 |@word shr:2 37:1 ct:2 vs:8 42:1 net:2 26:1 6:3 mln:10 30:2 0:2 sale:2 805:1 4:1 690:1 avg:2 shrs:2 70:2 71:1 nine:1 mth:1 1:2 23:2 dlrs:2 86:1 8:1 88:1 5:1 2:3 billion:2 01:1 3:1 72:1 | AVON PRODUCTS INC 3RD QTR NET
Shr 37 cts vs 42 cts
Net 26.6 mln vs 30.0 mln
Sales 805.4 mln vs 690.6 mln
Avg shrs 70.6 mln vs 71.0 mln
Nine mths
Shr 1.23 dlrs vs 1.23 dlrs
Net 86.8 mln vs 88.5 mln
Sales 2.30 billion vs 2.01 billion
Avg shrs 70.3 mln vs 72.2 mln
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test/20207 | test/20207 |@title springs:1 industries:1 inc:1 smi:1 3rd:1 qtr:1 oct:1 three:1 |@word shr:2 99:1 ct:3 vs:6 42:1 net:2 17:1 6:1 mln:5 7:1 528:1 000:1 sale:2 424:1 2:2 376:1 8:2 nine:1 mth:1 21:1 dlrs:1 94:1 39:1 3:1 16:1 1:2 20:1 billion:2 10:1 note:1 share:1 adjust:1 two:1 one:1 stock:1 split:1 april:1 1987:1 | SPRINGS INDUSTRIES INC <SMI> 3RD QTR OCT THREE
Shr 99 cts vs 42 cts
Net 17.6 mln vs 7,528,000
Sales 424.2 mln vs 376.8 mln
Nine mths
Shr 2.21 dlrs vs 94 cts
Net 39.3 mln vs 16.8 mln
Sales 1.20 billion vs 1.10 billion
NOTE: Share adjusted for two-for-one stock split in April
1987.
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test/20208 | test/20208 |@title oilmeal:1 demand:1 still:1 strong:1 u:1 soviet:1 union:1 |@word oilmeal:3 demand:3 remain:1 strong:1 united:1 states:1 july:2 august:4 six:1 pct:3 level:1 see:1 month:2 last:5 year:8 rise:5 come:1 soymeal:6 hamburg:1 base:1 publication:1 oil:2 world:2 say:2 total:1 u:1 domestic:1 usage:1 nine:1 major:1 record:2 19:1 mln:5 tonne:8 october:2 1986:1 1987:1 4:2 2:2 ago:2 period:1 increase:2 seven:1 soviet:2 310:1 000:6 330:1 respective:1 follow:1 huge:1 import:3 presume:1 use:1 immediately:1 go:1 stock:2 large:1 september:2 estimate:2 sharply:1 800:1 1:3 around:1 130:1 time:2 ec:3 100:1 earlier:1 45:1 crushing:1 rapeseed:3 sunseed:1 soybean:1 probably:1 due:1 bumper:1 crop:2 5:1 9:1 3:1 7:1 disposal:1 report:1 20:1 | OILMEAL DEMAND STILL STRONG IN U.S., SOVIET UNION
Oilmeal demand remained strong in the
United States in July and August and six pct up on levels seen
in the same months last year, with most of the rise coming in
soymeal, the Hamburg based publication Oil World said.
Total U.S domestic usage of the nine major oilmeals rose to
a record 19 mln tonnes in October 1986/August 1987, up 4.2 pct
on the same year-ago period, with the increase in soymeal at
seven pct, it said.
Soviet soymeal demand rose by 310,000 tonnes in July and
330,000 tonnes in August over the respective year-ago months
following a huge increase in soymeal imports.
Oil World presumed some imports were not used immediately
but went into stocks. With imports again large in September, it
estimated Soviet soymeal stocks sharply up at 800,000 tonnes by
October 1 from around 130,000 at the same time last year.
EC oilmeal demand rose 100,000 tonnes in August from a year
earlier, with soymeal up 45,000 tonnes. Crushings of rapeseed,
sunseed and soybeans will probably rise from last year due to
bumper EC crops. It estimated the EC rapeseed crop at a record
5.9 mln tonnes, up from 3.7 mln last year. Rapeseed disposals
were reported at 2.1 mln tonnes by September 20 against 1.4 mln
at that time last year.
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test/20210 | test/20210 |@title circle:1 express:1 cexx:1 end:1 overland:1 buy:1 |@word circle:1 express:2 inc:3 say:2 negotiation:1 propose:1 acquisition:1 overland:1 privately:1 hold:1 continental:1 training:1 services:1 terminate:1 mutual:1 agreement:1 company:1 recent:1 decline:1 stock:1 price:1 make:1 unlikely:1 transaction:1 could:1 qualify:1 tax:1 free:1 reorganization:1 | CIRCLE EXPRESS<CEXX.O> ENDS OVERLAND<OVER.O> BUY
Circle Express Inc said negotiations
on its proposed acquisitions of Overland Express Inc and
privately-held Continental Training Services Inc have been
terminated by mutual agreement.
The company said the recent declines in stock prices have
made it unlikely that the transactions could qualify as
tax-free reorganizations.
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test/20213 | test/20213 |@title marsh:1 mclennan:1 cos:1 inc:1 mmc:1 3rd:1 qtr:1 net:1 |@word shr:2 1:3 04:1 dlrs:3 vs:8 87:1 ct:1 net:2 77:1 7:3 mln:10 64:1 2:2 revs:2 533:1 461:1 8:2 avg:2 shrs:2 74:2 73:2 9:2 nine:1 mth:1 3:1 35:1 63:2 249:1 5:2 193:1 billion:2 36:1 | MARSH AND MCLENNAN COS INC <MMC> 3RD QTR NET
Shr 1.04 dlrs vs 87 cts
Net 77.7 mln vs 64.2 mln
Revs 533.7 mln vs 461.8 mln
Avg shrs 74.7 mln vs 73.9 mln
Nine mths
Shr 3.35 dlrs vs 2.63 dlrs
Net 249.5 mln vs 193.9 mln
Revs 1.63 billion vs 1.36 billion
Avg shrs 74.5 mln vs 73.8 mln
|
test/20214 | test/20214 |@title 20:2 oct:2 1987:2 |@word | 20-OCT-1987
20-OCT-1987
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test/20215 | test/20215 |@title sundstrand:1 corp:1 sns:1 3rd:1 qtr:1 net:1 |@word shr:2 77:1 ct:1 vs:6 1:2 07:1 dlrs:3 net:2 14:1 455:1 000:4 20:1 083:1 sale:2 334:1 4:2 mln:3 348:1 5:1 nine:1 mth:1 2:1 40:1 3:1 04:2 45:1 00:1 56:1 928:1 987:1 billion:1 | SUNDSTRAND CORP <SNS> 3RD QTR NET
Shr 77 cts vs 1.07 dlrs
Net 14,455,000 vs 20,083,000
Sales 334.4 mln vs 348.5 mln
Nine Mths
Shr 2.40 dlrs vs 3.04 dlrs
Net 45,00,000 vs 56,928,000
Sales 987.4 mln vs 1.04 billion
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test/20216 | test/20216 |@title crazy:1 eddie:1 crzy:1 amend:1 shareholder:1 right:1 |@word crazy:6 eddie:6 inc:2 say:5 board:2 director:4 amend:1 company:4 shareholder:5 right:1 plan:5 move:1 design:1 preserve:1 stockholder:2 protection:1 provide:1 flexibility:1 yesterday:1 agree:1 oppose:1 slate:1 candidate:1 propose:1 committee:1 restore:1 value:1 group:3 lead:1 oppenheimer:1 palmieri:1 fund:1 l:1 p:1 entertainment:1 marketing:1 seek:1 oust:1 current:2 management:1 new:1 amendment:3 limit:1 future:1 modify:1 definition:1 continue:2 permit:1 termination:1 consent:1 office:1 approval:1 least:1 three:1 obtain:1 also:2 approve:1 certificate:1 designation:1 respect:1 4:1 5:1 mln:1 share:2 authorized:1 previously:1 undesignated:1 unissued:1 prefer:1 stock:2 adopt:1 employee:1 ownership:1 request:1 make:1 commitment:1 take:1 private:1 chance:1 recover:1 financial:1 difficulty:1 committment:1 reject:1 hold:1 annual:1 meet:1 november:1 6:1 | CRAZY EDDIE <CRZY.O> AMENDS SHAREHOLDER RIGHTS
Crazy Eddie Inc said its board of
directors amended the company's shareholder rights plan in
moves it said were designed to preserve stockholder protection
and provide flexibility to the plan.
Yesterday, Crazy Eddie agreed not to oppose a slate of
candidates to its board proposed by the Committee to Restore
Stockholder Value, a shareholder group led by the
<Oppenheimer-Palmieri Fund L.P.> and Entertainment Marketing
Inc <EM>, that has been seeking to oust current management.
Crazy Eddie said the new amendments limit future amendments
to the plan, modify the definition of 'continuing directors'
and permit amendment or termination of the plan with the
consent of the company's shareholders if there are no
continuing directors in office or the approval of at least
three such directors cannot be obtained.
The company also said it approved a certificate of
designation with respect to its 4.5 mln shares of authorized,
but previously undesignated and unissued shares of preferred
stock and adopted an employee stock ownership plan.
Crazy Eddie also that it requested that the shareholder
group make a commitment not to take the company private until
Crazy Eddie has had a chance to recover from current financial
difficulties, a committment that the group rejected.
Crazy Eddie said it will hold its annual shareholders
meeting on November 6.
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test/20217 | test/20217 |@title huntington:1 bancshares:1 inc:1 hban:1 3rd:1 qtr:1 net:1 |@word shr:4 68:1 ct:4 vs:10 61:1 dilute:2 66:1 60:1 net:3 18:1 6:2 mln:10 16:1 5:3 avg:2 shrs:2 27:2 26:1 nine:1 mth:2 1:4 40:1 dlrs:8 76:1 38:2 71:1 9:2 46:1 4:3 25:1 8:1 note:1 share:1 adjust:1 july:1 1987:1 10:1 pct:1 stock:1 dividend:1 result:1 restate:1 pooled:1 acquisition:1 include:1 loan:1 loss:1 provision:1 765:1 000:2 252:1 quarter:1 43:1 3:1 15:1 nin:1 | HUNTINGTON BANCSHARES INC <HBAN.O> 3RD QTR NET
Shr 68 cts vs 61 cts
Shr diluted 66 cts vs 60 cts
Net 18.6 mln vs 16.5 mln
Avg shrs 27.5 mln vs 26.6 mln
Nine mths
Shr 1.40 dlrs vs 1.76 dlrs
Shr diluted 1.38 dlrs vs 1.71 dlrs
Net 38.9 mln vs 46.9 mln
Avg shrs 27.4 mln vs 25.8 mln
NOTE: Share adjusted for July 1987 10 pct stock dividend.
Results restated for pooled acquisitions.
Net includes loan loss provisions of 5,765,000 dlrs vs
4,252,000 dlrs in quarter and 43.3 mln dlrs vs 15.4 mln dlrs in
nin mths.
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test/20220 | test/20220 |@title weirton:1 steel:1 corp:1 3rd:1 qtr:1 |@word net:3 33:1 6:2 mln:8 vs:4 11:1 1:2 revs:2 319:1 295:1 nine:1 mth:1 97:1 3:1 30:1 0:2 997:1 8:1 860:1 note:1 company:1 report:2 per:1 share:1 earning:1 privately:1 concern:1 amount:1 taxis:1 profit:1 sharing:1 contribution:1 employee:1 stock:1 ownership:1 trust:1 | WEIRTON STEEL CORP 3RD QTR
Net 33.6 mln vs 11.1 mln
Revs 319.6 mln vs 295.1 mln
Nine mths
Net 97.3 mln vs 30.0 mln
Revs 997.8 mln vs 860.0 mln
NOTE: Company does not report per share earnings as it is a
privately-owned concern.
Net amounts reported are before taxes, profit sharing, and
contribution to employee stock ownership trust.
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test/20221 | test/20221 |@title domtar:1 inc:1 dtc:1 3rd:1 qtr:1 net:1 |@word shr:2 37:1 ct:2 vs:4 41:1 net:2 35:1 mln:4 38:1 rev:1 give:2 nine:1 mth:1 1:2 32:1 dlrs:2 18:1 123:1 106:1 revs:1 | DOMTAR INC <DTC> 3RD QTR NET
Shr 37 cts vs 41 cts
Net 35 mln vs 38 mln
Revs not given
Nine mths
Shr 1.32 dlrs vs 1.18 dlrs
Net 123 mln vs 106 mln
Revs not given
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test/20223 | test/20223 |@title general:1 signal:1 corp:1 gsx:1 3rd:1 qtr:1 net:1 |@word shr:2 67:1 ct:2 vs:6 65:1 net:2 18:3 9:2 mln:6 6:1 revs:2 399:1 0:1 391:1 nine:1 mth:1 1:4 70:1 dlrs:2 98:1 48:1 2:2 56:1 billion:2 | GENERAL SIGNAL CORP <GSX> 3RD QTR NET
Shr 67 cts vs 65 cts
Net 18.9 mln vs 18.6 mln
Revs 399.0 mln vs 391 mln
Nine mths
Shr 1.70 dlrs vs 1.98 dlrs
Net 48.2 mln vs 56.9 mln
Revs 1.18 billion vs 1.2 billion
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test/20226 | test/20226 |@title mellon:1 bank:1 corp:1 mel:1 3rd:1 qtr:1 net:1 |@word shr:2 profit:6 47:1 ct:1 vs:13 1:1 78:2 dlrs:11 net:4 16:1 mln:16 53:1 avg:2 shrs:2 27:3 7:1 4:1 nine:3 mth:3 loss:3 22:3 51:1 5:1 610:1 168:1 217:2 6:1 3:1 asset:1 33:2 14:1 billion:6 89:1 deposit:1 01:1 19:1 86:1 loan:2 21:1 76:1 70:1 note:1 include:2 provision:1 40:1 48:1 quarter:2 748:1 pretax:1 gain:1 sale:1 security:1 11:1 29:1 13:1 130:1 | MELLON BANK CORP <MEL> 3RD QTR NET
Shr profit 47 cts vs profit 1.78 dlrs
Net profit 16 mln vs profit 53 mln
Avg shrs 27.7 mln vs 27.4 mln
Nine mths
Shr loss 22.51 dlrs vs profit 5.78 dlrs
Net loss 610 mln vs profit 168 mln
Avg shrs 217.6 mln vs 27.3 mln
Assets 33.14 billion vs 33.89 billion
Deposits 22.01 billion vs 19.86 billion
Loans 21.76 billion vs 22.70 billion
NOTE: Net includes loan loss provisions of 40 mln dlrs vs
48 mln dlrs in quarter and 748 mln dlrs vs 217 mln dlrs in nine
mths.
Net includes pretax gains on sale of securities of 11 mln
dlrs vs 29 mln dlrs in quarter and 13 mln dlrs vs 130 mln dlrs
in nine mths.
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test/20228 | test/20228 |@title musicland:1 group:1 inc:1 tmg:1 3rd:1 qtr:1 net:1 sept:1 25:1 |@word shr:2 28:1 ct:4 vs:8 14:1 net:2 3:1 110:1 000:4 1:4 286:1 sale:2 112:1 7:1 mln:8 93:1 8:3 avg:2 shrs:2 11:1 2:1 9:3 nine:1 mth:1 58:1 15:1 6:1 377:1 332:1 307:1 233:1 10:1 note:1 effective:1 september:1 25:1 1987:1 primerica:1 corp:1 pa:1 81:1 4:1 pct:1 musicland:1 common:1 share:1 | MUSICLAND GROUP INC <TMG> 3RD QTR NET SEPT 25
Shr 28 cts vs 14 cts
Net 3,110,000 vs 1,286,000
Sales 112.7 mln vs 93.8 mln
Avg shrs 11.2 mln vs 9.1 mln
Nine Mths
Shr 58 cts vs 15 cts
Net 6,377,000 vs 1,332,000
Sales 307.8 mln vs 233.8 mln
Avg shrs 10.9 mln vs 9.1 mln
NOTE: Effective September 25, 1987, Primerica Corp <PA>
owned 81.4 pct of Musicland's common shares.
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test/20230 | test/20230 |@title reagan:1 send:1 int:1 l:1 rubber:1 agreement:1 senate:1 |@word president:1 reagan:2 send:1 five:1 year:1 international:1 natural:2 rubber:3 agreement:2 senate:1 approval:1 say:1 accord:1 design:1 stabilize:1 price:3 without:1 disturb:1 long:1 term:1 market:1 trend:1 foster:1 expand:1 supply:1 reasonable:1 continue:1 buffer:1 stock:1 550:1 000:1 tonne:1 establish:1 197agreement:1 use:1 defend:1 regularly:1 adjust:1 range:1 finance:1 equally:1 import:1 export:1 member:1 | REAGAN SENDS INT'L RUBBER AGREEMENT TO SENATE
President Reagan sent the five-year
International Natural Rubber Agreement to the Senate for
approval.
Reagan said the accord is designed to stabilize rubber
prices without disturbing long-term market trends and to foster
expanded natural rubber supplies at reasonable prices.
It continues a buffer stock of not more than 550,000 tonnes
established by a 197agreement. This will be used to defend a
regularly adjusted price range and will be financed equally by
importing and exporting members of the agreement.
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test/20231 | test/20231 |@title pressing:1 need:1 soviet:1 wheat:1 subsidy:1 lyng:1 |@word soviets:1 indicate:3 urgent:1 need:4 u:5 wheat:8 subsidy:6 offer:7 unlikely:1 soviet:6 summit:3 expect:1 hold:1 next:2 month:1 agriculture:4 secretary:4 richard:1 lyng:8 tell:1 reuters:2 exclusive:1 interview:1 say:9 know:2 united:3 states:3 moscow:4 another:2 year:6 make:1 last:1 well:1 nothing:1 take:1 place:1 pressing:1 part:1 sort:1 deal:2 ask:2 would:7 think:2 kind:2 topic:1 appropriate:1 discussion:2 issue:1 president:2 chairman:1 get:1 specific:1 negotiation:1 mr:1 nikonov:1 communist:1 party:1 trade:1 something:1 discuss:3 presidential:1 uncertainty:1 quality:1 major:1 produce:1 area:1 world:1 volatile:1 price:1 still:1 unfinished:1 grain:2 harvest:1 could:1 delay:1 final:1 decision:1 timing:1 future:1 long:3 term:2 agreement:6 first:1 question:2 benefit:3 standing:1 three:2 row:1 fail:2 live:2 end:1 love:1 continue:1 keep:1 busine:1 union:1 feel:1 certainly:1 hope:1 run:1 consider:1 | NO PRESSING NEED FOR SOVIET WHEAT SUBSIDY - LYNG
The Soviets have not indicated an
urgent need for a U.S. wheat subsidy offer, and it is unlikely
that such an offer will be ma during the U.S./Soviet summit
expected to be held next month, Agriculture Secretary Richard
Lyng told Reuters.
In an exclusive interview with Reuters, Lyng said he did
not know if the United States will offer Moscow another wheat
subsidy offer this year or when that offer will be made.
'Last year it was well into the year before we offered it.
There's been nothing that's taken place to indicate to me that
there's a pressing need on their part for that sort of deal (a
wheat subsidy).'
When asked if a subsidy would be offered at a U.S./Soviet
summit, Lyng said, 'No, I don't think so. I don't think that.'
The Agriculture Secretary said a U.S. wheat subsidy deal to
Moscow would not be the kind of topic appropriate for
discussion at a summit.
'It would not be the kind of issue that the President or the
Chairman would get into specific negotiations or discussions
about,' Lyng said.
'When Mr. Nikonov (communist party secretary for
agriculture) was here ... he indicated that trade in wheat was
not something that would be discussed with the President of the
United States. He said it's not presidential,' Lyng said.
Lyng said uncertainties about wheat quality in some major
producing areas of the world, volatile wheat prices and the
still unfinished Soviet grain harvest could delay any final
decision on the timing of another wheat subsidy to Moscow.
The future of the U.S./Soviet long-term grains agreement
will be discussed the first of next year, Lyng said, but the
Agriculture Secretary questioned the benefits of the
long-standing agreement.
'We've had three years in a row in which the Soviets have
failed to live up to their end of the agreement ... We would
love to continue to keep doing busines with the Soviet Union,
but do we need a long-term agreement. Who benefits from that.
These are some of the questions we need to discuss.'
When asked if he felt the United States has benefitted from
the agreement, Lyng said, 'I don't know. It certainly hasn't
been what we had hoped it would be. For three years running
they've (Moscow) failed to live up to what we considered was an
agreement.'
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test/20232 | test/20232 |@title lyng:1 say:1 india:1 food:1 aid:1 package:1 ready:1 |@word united:2 states:2 india:5 yet:1 agree:2 food:3 aid:2 package:3 help:1 drought:1 stricken:1 asian:1 country:4 agriculture:1 secretary:1 richard:1 lyng:6 say:7 tell:1 reuters:1 interview:1 two:2 discuss:1 expect:1 specific:1 offer:2 announce:2 indian:2 prime:1 minister:1 rajiv:1 gandhi:3 visit:2 week:1 talk:1 potential:1 need:2 may:2 commercial:2 market:1 purchase:2 well:1 possibility:1 assistance:1 point:1 detailed:1 plan:2 program:2 amount:1 commodity:2 uncertain:1 indicate:2 indians:4 stand:1 ready:1 assist:1 whatever:1 way:2 deem:1 valuable:1 speculation:1 trade:1 circle:1 usda:1 would:4 subsidized:1 vegetable:1 oil:1 export:1 enhancement:1 donate:2 surplus:2 corn:1 section:1 419:1 amend:1 1949:1 law:1 unable:1 mix:1 concessional:1 washington:2 prefer:1 include:1 something:1 capable:1 lot:1 take:1 care:1 come:1 long:1 ability:1 produce:1 great:1 pride:1 obviously:1 still:1 many:1 like:2 share:1 import:1 business:1 always:1 compassion:1 people:1 cooperate:1 meet:1 official:1 add:1 know:1 anything:1 specifically:1 ask:1 ball:1 court:1 yes:1 leave:1 tuesday:1 evening:1 | LYNG SAYS INDIA FOOD AID PACKAGE NOT READY
The United States and India have
not yet agreed on a food aid package to help the
drought-stricken Asian country, Agriculture Secretary Richard
Lyng said.
Lyng told Reuters in an interview that the two countries
have been discussing a package but that he did not expect the
specifics of the offer to be announced during Indian Prime
Minister Rajiv Gandhi's visit here this week.
'We have been talking about the potential needs that India
might have for both their commercial market and purchases needs
as well as the possibilities of assistance,' Lyng said.
'At this point, there is no detailed plan or program. The
amounts of what commodities are uncertain. But we have
indicated to the Indians that we stand ready to assist in
whatever way they deem most valuable,' he said.
There has been speculation in trade circles that USDA would
offer India subsidized vegetable oil under the export
enhancement program and donate surplus corn under Section 419
of an amended 1949 law.
Lyng indicated the two countries have been unable to agree
on the mix of concessional and commercial aid, and that
Washington would prefer the package include something other
than donated food.
'The Indians are capable of purchasing a lot, of taking care
of themselves. India is a country that has come a long way in
its ability to produce food and they have a great pride in
that,' Lyng said.
'We (the United States) obviously, with the surpluses we
still have of many commodities..., would like to share in the
import business the Indians do, and then we have some, as we
always do, compassion for the people of India and would like to
cooperate with them,' he said.
Lyng said he had no plans to meet with Indian officials
during Gandhi's visit here, adding, 'I just don't know of
anything that might be announced specifically.'
Asked if 'the ball was in the Indians' court,' he said, 'Yes.'
Gandhi is to leave Washington Tuesday evening.
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test/20233 | test/20233 |@title melville:1 corp:1 mes:1 3rd:1 qtr:1 net:1 |@word shr:2 95:1 ct:2 vs:6 87:1 net:2 51:1 6:2 mln:4 47:1 3:3 revs:2 1:3 39:1 billion:4 26:1 nine:1 mth:1 2:1 27:1 dlrs:2 93:1 123:1 5:1 104:1 92:1 53:1 | MELVILLE CORP <MES> 3RD QTR NET
Shr 95 cts vs 87 cts
Net 51.6 mln vs 47.3 mln
Revs 1.39 billion vs 1.26 billion
Nine mths
Shr 2.27 dlrs vs 1.93 dlrs
Net 123.5 mln vs 104.6 mln
Revs 3.92 billion vs 3.53 billion
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test/20234 | test/20234 |@title bolt:1 beranek:1 newman:1 inc:1 bbn:1 1st:1 qtr:1 net:1 |@word end:1 sept:1 30:1 shr:1 22:1 ct:2 vs:3 18:1 net:1 4:1 127:1 000:2 3:1 177:1 sale:1 70:1 2:1 mln:2 48:1 6:1 note:1 share:1 adjust:1 july:1 1987:1 two:1 one:1 stock:1 split:1 | BOLT BERANEK AND NEWMAN INC <BBN> 1ST QTR NET
ended sept 30
Shr 22 cts vs 18 cts
Net 4,127,000 vs 3,177,000
Sales 70.2 mln vs 48.6 mln
NOTE: Share adjusted for July 1987 two-for-one stock split.
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test/20235 | test/20235 |@title dominion:1 resources:1 inc:1 3rd:1 qtr:1 net:1 |@word shr:2 1:4 52:1 dlrs:4 vs:8 37:1 net:2 144:1 5:1 mln:10 127:1 3:3 revs:2 909:1 8:2 824:1 7:1 avg:2 shrs:2 95:1 92:1 9:2 12:1 mth:1 4:2 62:1 05:1 435:1 372:1 28:1 billion:2 2:1 94:2 91:1 | DOMINION RESOURCES INC <D> 3RD QTR NET
Shr 1.52 dlrs vs 1.37 dlrs
Net 144.5 mln vs 127.3 mln
Revs 909.8 mln vs 824.7 mln
Avg shrs 95.1 mln vs 92.9 mln
12 mths
Shr 4.62 dlrs vs 4.05 dlrs
Net 435.9 mln vs 372.1 mln
Revs 3.28 billion vs 2.94 billion
Avg shrs 94.3 mln vs 91.8 mln
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test/20237 | test/20237 |@title inter:1 regional:1 financial:1 ifg:1 3rd:1 qtr:1 oper:1 net:1 |@word oper:4 shr:2 30:1 ct:9 vs:8 26:1 net:2 2:4 360:1 000:11 018:1 revs:2 74:1 4:3 mln:4 70:1 1:2 nine:3 mth:1 92:2 7:2 101:1 116:1 218:1 8:1 209:1 note:1 earning:2 exclude:2 gain:2 utilization:1 tax:1 loss:3 carryforward:1 978:1 dlrs:7 13:1 share:6 967:1 66:1 quarter:2 895:1 37:1 944:1 64:1 month:2 1986:1 discontinue:1 operation:1 9:1 19:1 387:1 five:1 | INTER-REGIONAL FINANCIAL<IFG> 3RD QTR OPER NET
Oper shr 30 cts vs 26 cts
Oper net 2,360,000 vs 2,018,000
Revs 74.4 mln vs 70.1 mln
Nine mths
Oper shr 92 cts vs 92 cts
Oper net 7,101,000 vs 7,116,000
Revs 218.8 mln vs 209.2 mln
NOTE: Earnings exclude a gain from utilization of tax loss
carryforwards of 978,000 dlrs, or 13 cts a share vs a loss of
4,967,000 dlrs, or 66 cts a share in the quarter and gains of
2,895,000 dlrs, or 37 cts a share vs 4,944,000 dlrs, or 64 cts
a share in the nine months
1986 earnings exclude losses from discontinued operations
of 9,000,000 dlrs, or 1.19 dlrs a share in the quarter and
387,000 dlrs, or five cts a share in the nine months
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test/20239 | test/20239 |@title algeria:1 buy:1 75:1 000:1 tonne:1 eep:1 wheat:1 trade:1 |@word indication:1 usda:2 accept:2 algeria:2 bid:4 75:1 000:4 tonne:4 hard:1 red:1 winter:1 wheat:2 reject:2 remain:1 225:1 export:1 bonus:1 tender:1 u:1 exporter:1 say:3 94:1 00:1 dlrs:1 per:1 c:1 f:1 50:1 nov:2 10:2 25:2 shipment:2 20:1 dec:1 source:1 later:1 date:1 | ALGERIA BUYS 75,000 TONNES EEP WHEAT - TRADE
Indications are that USDA accepted
Algeria's bid for 75,000 tonnes of hard red winter wheat, but
rejected bids for the remaining 225,000 tonnes under its export
bonus tender, U.S. exporters said.
USDA accepted Algeria's bid of 94.00 dlrs per tonne, c and
f, for 50,000 tonnes for Nov 10-25 shipment and 25,000 for Nov
20-Dec 10, the sources said. It rejected bids for wheat for
later shipment dates, they said.
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test/20241 | test/20241 |@title gte:2 corp:1 3rd:1 qtr:1 net:1 |@word shr:2 86:2 ct:6 vs:6 96:1 net:6 297:1 mln:9 325:1 revs:2 2:5 95:1 billion:4 nine:2 mth:1 30:1 dlrs:7 74:1 785:1 916:1 11:2 3:2 1:1 note:1 1986:2 share:6 result:1 restate:1 stock:1 split:1 january:1 1987:3 period:2 include:3 business:2 reposition:2 gain:3 16:1 five:1 early:1 retirement:1 program:1 65:1 20:1 month:1 also:1 pre:1 tax:2 charge:1 175:1 gte:1 special:1 write:1 u:1 sprint:1 reduce:1 104:1 31:1 32:1 10:1 per:1 | GTE CORP <GTE> 3RD QTR NET
Shr 86 cts vs 96 cts
Net 297 mln vs 325 mln
Revs 2.95 billion vs 2.86 billion
Nine mths
Shr 2.30 dlrs vs 2.74 dlrs
Net 785 mln vs 916 mln
Revs 11.3 billion vs 11.1 billion
NOTE: 1986 share results restated for 3-for-2 stock split
in January 1987
1987 net in both periods includes business repositioning
gains of 16 mln dlrs, or five cts a share, and gains from early
retirement programs of 65 mln dlrs, or 20 cts a share
1987 nine months net also includes pre-tax charge of 175
mln dlrs for GTE's share of a special write-off at U.S. Sprint
which reduced after tax net by 104 mln dlrs, or 31 cts a share
1986 net in both periods includes business repositioning
gains of 32 mln dlrs, or 10 cts per share
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test/20247 | test/20247 |@title african:1 consumer:1 inflation:1 fall:1 september:1 |@word south:1 african:1 year:5 consumer:2 price:2 inflation:2 september:2 fall:1 15:1 5:1 pct:4 16:1 3:2 august:2 central:1 statistics:1 office:1 figure:1 show:1 monthly:1 rise:1 item:1 index:2 base:1 1980:1 1:1 273:1 4:1 edge:1 270:1 0:1 ago:1 stand:1 236:1 7:2 19:1 | S. AFRICAN CONSUMER INFLATION FALLS IN SEPTEMBER
South African year-on-year consumer
price inflation in September fell to 15.5 pct from 16.3 pct in
August, Central Statistics Office figures show.
The monthly rise in the all items index (base 1980) was 1.3
pct to 273.4 in September after edging up to 270.0 in August.
A year ago the index stood at 236.7 and year-on-year
consumer price inflation at 19.7 pct.
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test/20248 | test/20248 |@title 20:2 oct:2 1987:2 |@word | 20-OCT-1987
20-OCT-1987
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test/20249 | test/20249 |@title u:1 west:1 usw:1 3rd:1 qtr:1 net:1 |@word shr:2 1:2 46:1 dlrs:5 vs:6 41:1 net:2 277:1 5:2 mln:4 268:1 3:3 revs:2 2:2 13:1 billion:4 14:1 nine:1 mth:1 95:1 78:1 750:1 718:1 4:1 6:2 28:1 22:1 | U S WEST <USW> 3RD QTR NET
Shr 1.46 dlrs vs 1.41 dlrs
Net 277.5 mln vs 268.3 mln dlrs
Revs 2.13 billion vs 2.14 billion
Nine Mths
Shr 3.95 dlrs vs 3.78 dlrs
Net 750.5 mln vs 718.4 mln
Revs 6.28 billion vs 6.22 billion
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test/20251 | test/20251 |@title kelsey:1 hayes:1 canada:1 ltd:1 kel:1 nine:1 mth:1 net:1 |@word shr:1 44:1 ct:1 vs:3 1:1 23:1 dlrs:1 net:1 2:1 889:1 010:1 8:2 105:2 462:1 sale:1 mln:2 119:1 6:1 | KELSEY-HAYES CANADA LTD <KEL.TO> NINE MTHS NET
Shr 44 cts vs 1.23 dlrs
Net 2,889,010 vs 8,105,462
Sales 105.8 mln vs 119.6 mln
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test/20252 | test/20252 |@title rockefeller:1 center:1 properties:1 inc:1 rcp:1 3rd:1 qtr:1 |@word shr:2 30:1 ct:4 vs:6 31:1 net:2 11:2 3:3 mln:8 7:1 revs:2 26:2 5:2 nine:1 mth:1 92:1 95:1 34:1 35:1 78:2 8:1 2:1 | ROCKEFELLER CENTER PROPERTIES INC <RCP> 3RD QTR
Shr 30 cts vs 31 cts
Net 11.3 mln vs 11.7 mln
Revs 26.5 mln vs 26.3 mln
Nine mths
Shr 92 cts vs 95 cts
Net 34.3 mln vs 35.5 mln
Revs 78.8 mln vs 78.2 mln
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test/20255 | test/20255 |@title aritech:1 corp:1 arit:1 3rd:1 qtr:1 oct:1 two:1 |@word shr:2 34:1 ct:4 vs:6 33:1 net:2 1:2 031:1 000:4 972:1 revs:3 27:1 9:3 mln:8 26:1 nine:3 mth:3 93:1 76:1 2:2 802:1 267:1 86:1 77:1 7:2 note:1 1987:1 3rd:2 qtr:2 include:2 sale:2 adt:1 inc:1 3:2 0:1 dlrs:4 10:2 1986:1 5:1 | ARITECH CORP <ARIT.O> 3RD QTR OCT TWO
Shr 34 cts vs 33 cts
Net 1,031,000 vs 972,000
Revs 27.9 mln vs 26.9 mln
Nine mths
Shr 93 cts vs 76 cts
Net 2,802,000 vs 2,267,000
Revs 86.1 mln vs 77.7 mln
NOTE: 1987 3rd qtr and nine mths revs includes sales to ADT
Inc of 3.0 mln dlrs and 10.9 mln dlrs. 1986 3rd qtr and nine
mths includes sales of 3.5 mln dlrs and 10.7 mln dlrs.
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test/20256 | test/20256 |@title southold:1 savings:1 bank:1 sdsb:1 3rd:1 qtr:1 net:1 |@word shr:1 50:1 ct:1 net:2 2:2 751:1 000:4 vs:5 094:1 nine:2 mth:2 6:1 993:1 5:2 577:1 asset:1 603:1 1:2 mln:6 504:1 3:1 loan:1 448:1 358:1 deposit:1 467:1 9:1 447:1 7:1 note:1 per:1 share:1 figure:1 1986:1 1987:2 available:1 bank:1 convert:1 stock:1 form:1 company:1 april:1 | SOUTHOLD SAVINGS BANK <SDSB.O> 3RD QTR NET
Shr 50 cts
Net 2,751,000 vs 2,094,000
Nine mths
Net 6,993,000 vs 5,577,000
Assets 603.1 mln vs 504.3 mln
Loans 448.5 mln vs 358.1 mln
Deposits 467.9 mln vs 447.7 mln
NOTE: Per share figures for 1986 and 1987 nine mths not
available as bank converted to stock form of company in April
1987.
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test/20257 | test/20257 |@title constellation:1 bancorp:1 cstl:1 3rd:1 qtr:1 net:1 |@word shr:2 78:1 ct:2 vs:4 61:1 net:2 4:1 774:1 000:2 3:1 683:1 nine:1 mth:1 2:1 14:1 dlrs:2 1:2 77:1 13:1 mln:2 10:1 7:1 | CONSTELLATION BANCORP <CSTL.O> 3RD QTR NET
Shr 78 cts vs 61 cts
Net 4,774,000 vs 3,683,000
Nine mths
Shr 2.14 dlrs vs 1.77 dlrs
Net 13.1 mln vs 10.7 mln
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test/20258 | test/20258 |@title sri:1 lanka:1 postpones:1 eep:1 wheat:1 tender:1 trade:1 |@word sri:1 lanka:1 postpone:1 november:1 tender:1 75:1 000:1 tonne:1 wheat:1 export:1 bonus:1 program:1 originally:1 schedule:1 today:1 u:1 exporter:1 say:1 | SRI LANKA POSTPONES EEP WHEAT TENDER - TRADE
Sri Lanka has postponed until
November its tender for 75,000 tonnes of wheat under the export
bonus program, originally scheduled for today, U.S. exporters
said.
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test/20259 | test/20259 |@title louvre:1 reaffirmation:1 enough:1 u:2 k:1 analyst:1 |@word west:2 german:2 reaffirmation:1 support:3 louvre:2 accord:3 cure:1 fundamental:2 problem:2 bedevil:1 world:4 economy:3 lie:1 behind:1 current:1 collapse:2 stock:4 market:7 london:2 economist:3 say:9 go:3 acknowledgement:1 dollar:7 allow:1 slip:1 richard:1 jeffrey:1 hoare:1 govett:1 continue:1 fear:4 pressure:2 emerge:1 fed:2 force:1 tighten:1 throw:1 economic:2 abyss:1 recession:3 u:5 obvious:1 knock:1 effect:2 rest:1 add:3 wall:2 street:2 crash:3 drag:1 major:1 may:2 help:3 curb:2 spark:1 turmoil:1 namely:1 inflation:2 massive:1 persistent:1 trade:1 deficit:1 benefit:1 23:1 pct:2 fall:3 sort:1 resistance:1 worldwide:1 geoffrey:1 dennis:3 brokers:1 james:1 capel:2 echo:1 comment:1 tokyo:1 analyst:1 low:3 personal:1 wealth:1 price:1 dampen:1 credit:1 growth:2 inflationary:1 import:1 demand:1 consideration:1 bond:1 resist:1 equity:2 mike:1 osborne:1 kleinwort:1 grieveson:1 would:3 suicidal:1 government:1 context:1 happen:1 last:2 couple:1 day:1 jack:1 interest:1 rate:2 surge:1 news:3 chemical:1 bank:1 cut:1 prime:1 lending:1 half:1 point:1 9:1 25:1 tuesday:1 chairman:1 alan:1 greenspan:1 pledge:1 financial:1 system:1 erode:1 immediate:1 spill:1 via:1 banking:1 crisis:1 example:1 thus:1 precipitate:1 also:1 rally:1 sharply:1 high:2 1:2 8200:1 mark:1 european:1 7880:1 today:1 whiplash:1 move:1 long:1 term:1 significance:1 try:1 keep:1 underlie:1 mind:1 united:1 states:1 able:1 live:1 borrow:1 time:1 produce:1 slow:1 contain:1 good:1 provide:1 realistic:1 assessment:1 still:2 much:1 danger:1 liquidity:1 disappear:2 note:1 david:1 morrison:2 goldman:1 sachs:1 international:1 turbulence:1 exacerbate:1 group:1 seven:1 g:1 7:1 lead:1 western:1 nation:1 confirm:1 base:1 imply:1 finance:1 minister:1 gerhard:1 stoltenberg:1 remark:1 intervention:2 currency:2 week:1 partly:1 trigger:1 expectation:1 germans:1 worried:1 money:1 supply:1 impact:1 maintain:1 stability:1 rigid:1 adherence:1 range:1 bad:1 fundamentally:1 misconceived:1 stabilise:1 level:1 wrong:1 | LOUVRE REAFFIRMATION NOT ENOUGH - U.K. ANALYSTS
U.S. And West German reaffirmation of
support for the Louvre Accord cannot cure the fundamental
problems bedevilling the world economy which lie behind the
current collapse in stock markets, London economists said.
'There's going to have to be some acknowledgement that the
dollar is going to be allowed to slip,' said Richard Jeffrey of
Hoare Govett. 'If not, there is going to be continued fear that
when pressure emerges on the dollar, the Fed will be forced to
tighten. This throws up the economic abyss of recession in the
U.S. With obvious knock on effects on the rest of the world.'
But some economists added that Wall Street's crash, which
dragged other major markets down with it, may help curb the
very problems that sparked the turmoil - namely world inflation
fears and the massive and persistent U.S. Trade deficits.
'If there is a benefit from a 23 pct fall in Wall Street
...It's some sort of resistance to inflation worldwide,' said
Geoffrey Dennis of brokers James Capel, echoing comments from
other London and Tokyo analysts.
Lower personal wealth from lower stock prices and fears of
further falls should dampen credit growth, curbing inflationary
pressures and import demand in the U.S., They say.
Such considerations may be helping bond markets resist the
equity crash, according to Mike Osborne of Kleinwort Grieveson.
'It would be suicidal for any government in the context of
what happened in the last couple of days to jack up their
interest rates,' he added.
Stocks surged after news Chemical Bank cut its prime
lending rate half a point to 9.25 pct Tuesday and U.S. Fed
chairman Alan Greenspan pledged support for the financial
system.
The news eroded the most immediate fears that the stock
collapse would spill over into the economy, via a banking
crisis for example, thus precipitating recession.
It also helped the dollar rally sharply, to a high of
1.8200 marks from a European low of 1.7880. But economists said
today's whiplash moves do not have long term significance and
that markets should try to keep the underlying fundamentals in
mind.
'The United States has been able to live on borrowed time.
If the effect of this (crash) is to produce slower economic
growth not recession...It contains good news (and) provides a
more realistic assessment of the U.S. Economy,' said Capel's
Dennis. But he added that markets are still very much in
danger.
'The liquidity doesn't disappear...All it's doing is
disappearing from the equity markets,' Dennis noted.
David Morrison of Goldman Sachs International said world
market turbulence will be exacerbated if the Group of Seven
(G-7) leading western nations confirms a base for the dollar,
as implied by West German Finance Minister Gerhard
Stoltenberg's remarks that intervention to support currencies
is still on.
Last week's dollar fall was partly triggered by
expectations that the Germans were more worried about the money
supply impact of such intervention than maintaining currency
stability.
But rigid adherence to dollar ranges would be bad, said
Morrison. 'The Louvre Accord is fundamentally misconceived. To
stabilise the dollar at too high a level is wrong,' he said.
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test/20261 | test/20261 |@title new:1 container:1 crane:1 arrive:1 tanzania:1 port:1 |@word two:2 large:1 container:4 crane:4 donate:1 danish:2 international:1 development:1 agency:1 danida:1 arrive:2 dar:1 es:1 salaam:1 help:1 increase:2 port:3 cargo:1 handle:2 capacity:2 official:2 say:2 new:1 join:1 one:1 already:1 instal:1 important:1 trade:1 outlet:1 tanzania:1 zambia:1 malawi:1 eastern:1 zaire:1 five:1 finland:1 due:1 soon:1 terminal:1 120:1 000:2 unit:1 per:1 year:1 30:1 present:1 | NEW CONTAINER CRANES ARRIVE AT TANZANIA PORT
Two large container cranes donated
by the Danish International Development Agency (DANIDA) have
arrived in Dar es Salaam where they will help to increase the
port's cargo handling capacity, port officials said.
The two new container cranes join one Danish container
crane already installed in the port, which is an important
trade outlet for Tanzania, Zambia, Malawi and eastern Zaire.
Five more cranes from Finland are due to arrive soon,
increasing the container terminal's handling capacity to
120,000 units per year from 30,000 at present, the officials
said.
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test/20262 | test/20262 |@title u:1 k:1 credit:1 policy:1 see:1 steady:1 despite:1 bank:1 datum:1 |@word unexpectedly:1 heavy:2 4:4 billion:3 stg:5 surge:2 u:11 k:11 september:3 sterling:4 bank:15 lending:9 unlikely:2 nudge:1 england:3 towards:1 tighten:1 monetary:4 policy:1 long:2 remain:1 present:1 robust:1 state:1 economist:4 say:8 acute:1 crisis:1 confidence:1 equity:6 market:11 past:3 two:2 day:3 case:1 subdue:1 personal:3 consumer:4 credit:4 demand:1 largely:1 behind:1 growth:6 normal:1 course:1 event:1 would:3 extremely:1 worried:1 figure:4 note:5 peter:1 spencer:3 suisse:1 first:1 boston:1 initial:1 dip:1 reaction:1 datum:2 compare:1 win:1 august:5 rise:9 government:2 bond:1 gilt:2 soar:1 investor:1 continue:3 flee:1 plummette:1 relative:1 security:2 drop:1 sharply:1 news:2 touch:1 low:1 1:2 766:1 7:1 ftse:1 100:1 index:1 stage:1 recovery:1 hold:1 buoyant:1 tone:1 throughout:1 money:4 rate:5 similarly:1 calm:1 response:1 resume:1 slightly:1 easy:1 trend:2 earlier:1 morning:1 little:1 token:1 blip:1 come:1 huge:1 extend:1 circumstance:1 prompt:2 fear:1 clear:1 base:2 current:1 10:2 pct:6 financial:1 last:1 thing:2 want:1 situation:1 clearly:1 bad:1 firm:1 authority:1 put:1 kevin:1 boake:2 chief:1 greenwell:1 montagu:1 edge:1 point:3 narrow:1 measure:1 m0:1 5:3 2:1 year:4 must:1 cause:1 concern:2 treasury:2 fact:1 overall:1 broad:2 slow:2 rather:1 encouraging:1 sign:1 paul:1 temperton:3 merrill:1 lynch:1 capital:1 fall:2 m3:1 aggregate:2 19:1 22:1 engineer:1 one:1 early:1 caution:1 endorse:1 subsequently:1 massive:1 9:1 july:1 particular:1 focus:1 worry:1 period:1 behaviour:2 asset:2 housing:1 key:1 influence:1 light:1 precipitous:1 almost:2 certainly:2 straightforward:1 impact:1 spending:1 retail:1 sale:1 look:2 forward:1 borrowing:2 shakeout:1 add:2 think:1 stock:1 decide:1 talk:1 serious:1 panic:1 flight:1 quality:1 official:1 important:1 information:2 grow:1 much:2 slowly:1 senior:1 banking:2 source:1 evidence:1 recent:1 fairly:1 sector:2 service:1 show:1 clearing:1 66:1 978:1 mln:1 reflect:1 quarterly:1 interest:1 payment:1 | U.K. CREDIT POLICY SEEN STEADY, DESPITE BANK DATA
An unexpectedly heavy 4.4 billion stg
surge in U.K. September sterling bank lending is unlikely to
nudge the Bank of England towards tightening monetary policy as
long as sterling remains in its present robust state,
economists said.
An acute crisis of confidence in equity markets over the
past two days will in any case subdue personal consumer credit
demand which has largely been behind growth in lending.
'In the normal course of events the markets would have been
extremely worried about that figure,' noted Peter Spencer, U.K.
Economist with Credit Suisse First Boston.
After an initial dip in reaction to the bank lending data,
which compared won stg August rise, U.K.
Government bonds (gilts) soared as investors continued to flee
from plummetting equities into the relative security of
government securities.
Equity markets dropped sharply on the news, touching a
day's low of 1,766.7 on the FTSE 100 index after the data,
before staging a recovery. Sterling held its buoyant tone
throughout.
U.K. Money market rates, in a similarly calm response,
resumed the slightly easier trend of earlier in the morning
after little more than a token blip as the figures came out.
Noting that such a huge rise in credit extended by banks
would under other circumstances have prompted market fears of a
rise in clearing bank base rates from the current 10 pct, 'With
the financial markets doing what they're doing, that's the last
thing the Bank of England would want to do,' Spencer said.
'The monetary situation is clearly very bad but as long as
sterling is firm, the authorities are unlikely to put rates up,'
said Kevin Boakes, chief U.K. Economist at Greenwell Montagu
Gilt Edged. Boakes pointed to a rise in the narrow money
measure M0 to 5.2 pct year-on-year from August's 4.5 pct
growth, which he said must cause some concern at the Treasury.
But 'The fact that overall broad money growth has slowed
down is a rather encouraging sign,' noted Paul Temperton, U.K.
Economist with Merrill Lynch Capital Markets. He pointed to a
fall in the year-on-year growth rate of the M3 broad money
aggregate to 19.5 pct in September from August's 22 pct.
It was concern about credit growth which prompted the Bank
of England to engineer a one point rise in U.K. Bank base rates
to 10 pct in early August, caution endorsed subsequently by
news of a massive 4.9 billion stg July rise in bank lending.
Temperton noted that a particular focus of bank worry in
that period had been the behaviour of U.K. Asset markets.
Housing and equities were the key two asset markets in
influencing consumer behaviour, he said.
In the light of the precipitous falls on U.K. Equity
markets in the past few days, 'There will almost certainly be a
straightforward impact on consumer spending and on retail
sales,' Temperton said.
'Almost certainly we can look forward to slower growth in
consumer borrowing if the equity shakeout continues,' he added.
'I think the stock market has decided that the bank lending
figure is a thing of the past...We are talking about a very
serious panic and a flight to quality,' Spencer said.
A U.K. Treasury official said that it was important to look
at all the monetary information, not just the bank lending,
adding that monetary aggregates were growing much more slowly
than bank lending.
Senior banking sources noted that the surge in bank lending
was evidence of the continuing recent trend of fairly heavy
personal sector borrowing.
Figures from the Banking Information Service showed
personal sector lending by U.K. Clearing banks rose by 1.66
billion stg in September after a 978 mln stg August rise. Much
of the rise reflected quarterly interest payments.
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test/20263 | test/20263 |@title fed:1 expect:1 add:1 reserve:1 via:1 customer:1 rps:1 |@word federal:3 reserve:2 expect:2 enter:1 government:1 security:1 market:2 add:3 via:1 customer:1 repurchase:2 agreement:1 economist:2 say:1 amount:1 total:1 around:1 1:2 5:1 billion:2 two:1 dlrs:1 low:1 rate:1 fund:3 indicate:1 fed:1 unlikely:1 agressively:1 overnight:1 system:1 unless:1 feel:1 need:1 calm:1 volatile:1 financial:1 trade:1 7:2 8:1 pct:2 yesterday:1 average:1 61:1 | FED EXPECTED TO ADD RESERVES VIA CUSTOMER RPS
The Federal Reserve is expected to enter
the government securities market to add reserves via customer
repurchase agreements, economists said.
They expected the amount to total around 1.5 billion to two
billion dlrs.
Economists added that the low rate on federal funds
indicates the Fed is unlikely to add funds agressively through
overnight system repurchases, unless it feels the need to calm
volatile financial markets.
Federal funds were trading at 7-1/8 pct, down from
yesterday's average of 7.61 pct.
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test/20264 | test/20264 |@title taiwan:1 foreign:1 exchange:1 reserve:1 hit:1 record:1 high:1 |@word taiwan:3 foreign:1 exchange:1 reserve:4 bouye:1 rise:2 export:3 hit:2 record:2 high:1 likely:2 soar:1 72:2 billion:14 u:5 dlrs:6 year:8 end:3 central:2 bank:3 official:3 say:4 tuesday:1 governor:1 chang:2 chi:1 cheng:1 tell:2 reporter:1 total:2 69:1 compare:3 42:1 time:1 last:3 68:1 october:1 5:1 decline:2 elaborate:1 senior:1 name:1 reuters:1 reach:2 surge:1 result:1 trade:4 surplus:4 recent:1 purchase:1 dollar:1 local:1 interbank:1 market:1 14:1 95:1 first:1 nine:1 month:1 1987:1 11:1 05:1 early:1 figure:1 show:1 vice:1 economic:1 minister:1 wang:1 chien:2 hsien:1 20:1 80:2 pct:1 come:1 island:1 united:1 states:1 63:1 96:1 expect:1 50:1 import:2 30:1 39:1 79:1 24:1 17:1 | TAIWAN FOREIGN EXCHANGE RESERVES HIT RECORD HIGH
Taiwan's foreign exchange reserves, bouyed
by rising exports, have hit a record high and are likely to
soar to 72 billion U.S. Dlrs by the year end, central bank
officials said Tuesday.
Central Bank Governor Chang Chi-cheng told reporters the
reserves totalled about 69 billion U.S. Dlrs, compared with
about 42 billion at the same time last year and 68 billion on
October 5. He declined to elaborate.
A senior bank official, who declined to be named, told
Reuters the reserves were likely to reach 72 billion dlrs at
the end of the year.
'The surge in reserves is the result of our trade surplus
and recent purchases of U.S. Dollars on the local interbank
market,' Chang said.
Taiwan's trade surplus hit a record 14.95 billion U.S. Dlrs
in the first nine months of 1987 compared with 11.05 billion a
year earlier, official figures show.
Vice Economic Minister Wang Chien-hsien said the surplus
will rise to about 20 billion dlrs by the end of the year.
About 80 pct of the surplus will come from the island's trade
with the United States.
Chien said Taiwan's trade will reach 80 billion U.S. Dlrs
this year compared with 63.96 billion last year.
Its exports are expected to total 50 billion and imports 30
billion against exports of 39.79 billion and imports of 24.17
billion last year.
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test/20265 | test/20265 |@title |@word bank:2 france:2 say:2 leave:2 intervention:2 rate:2 unchanged:2 7:2 1:2 2:2 pct:2 | Bank of France says it leaves intervention rate unchanged at 7-1/2 pct
Bank of France says it leaves intervention rate unchanged at 7-1/2 pct
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test/20266 | test/20266 |@title louisiana:1 pacific:1 corp:1 lpx:1 3rd:1 qtr:1 net:1 |@word shr:2 1:5 11:1 dlrs:3 vs:6 59:1 ct:1 net:2 42:1 6:1 mln:6 22:1 2:2 sale:2 531:1 8:1 407:1 4:1 nine:1 mth:1 45:1 27:1 93:1 7:1 48:1 44:1 billion:2 12:1 | LOUISIANA-PACIFIC CORP <LPX> 3RD QTR NET
Shr 1.11 dlrs vs 59 cts
Net 42.6 mln vs 22.2 mln
Sales 531.8 mln vs 407.4 mln
Nine mths
Shr 2.45 dlrs vs 1.27 dlrs
Net 93.7 mln vs 48.1 mln
Sales 1.44 billion vs 1.12 billion
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test/20267 | test/20267 |@title scrap:1 crepe:1 rubber:1 price:1 firat:1 colombo:1 auction:1 |@word scrap:1 crepe:4 price:2 firm:2 good:2 shortcovering:1 demand:1 colombo:1 rubber:3 auction:1 broker:1 say:1 one:3 x:2 brown:1 trade:2 19:1 75:1 rupee:4 per:1 kg:1 15:1 cent:1 last:1 rate:1 grade:1 also:1 show:1 improvement:1 rise:1 attribute:1 shortage:1 available:1 manufacture:1 type:1 latex:1 unchanged:1 selling:1 20:3 92:1 68:1 two:1 45:1 sheet:1 previous:1 week:1 rss1:1 average:1 22:2 05:1 previously:1 total:1 quantity:1 offer:1 sale:1 320:1 tonne:1 | SCRAP CREPE RUBBER PRICES FIRAT COLOMBO AUCTION
Scrap crepe prices firmed on good
shortcovering demand at the Colombo rubber auction, brokers
said.
One-X brown was traded at 19.75 rupees per kg, up 15 cents
from last rates while other grades also showed improvements.
The rise was attributed to a shortage of rubber available to
manufacture this type.
Latex crepe prices were unchanged with the best one-X
selling at 20.92 rupees. Crepe one was traded at 20.68 and
crepe two at 20.45 rupees.
Sheet was firm as in previous weeks with RSS1 averaging
22.05 rupees against 22 previously. The total quantity of
rubber offered at the sale was 320 tonnes.
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test/20269 | test/20269 |@title olin:1 corp:1 oln:1 3rd:1 qtr:1 net:1 |@word shr:2 64:2 ct:2 vs:6 40:1 net:2 14:1 9:1 mln:5 8:1 600:1 000:1 revs:2 468:1 5:1 411:1 7:1 nine:1 mth:1 2:2 dlrs:2 96:1 61:1 6:1 67:1 0:1 1:2 43:1 billion:2 32:1 | OLIN CORP <OLN> 3RD QTR NET
Shr 64 cts vs 40 cts
Net 14.9 mln vs 8,600,000
Revs 468.5 mln vs 411.7 mln
Nine mths
Shr 2.64 dlrs vs 2.96 dlrs
Net 61.6 mln vs 67.0 mln
Revs 1.43 billion vs 1.32 billion
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test/20270 | test/20270 |@title norway:1 boost:1 oil:1 output:1 22:1 pct:1 september:1 |@word norway:10 september:7 oil:4 output:6 rise:3 22:2 2:2 pct:4 1:3 07:1 mln:1 barrel:1 per:1 day:3 bpd:15 830:1 492:1 august:9 accord:1 reuter:1 survey:1 firm:1 operate:3 operator:5 say:10 sharp:1 reflect:1 high:2 several:1 big:2 field:14 resume:1 production:6 shut:2 27:2 ekofisk:5 rescue:1 project:1 industry:1 analyst:1 increase:2 exceed:1 voluntary:1 move:2 curb:1 7:1 5:1 plan:1 growth:2 design:1 back:1 opec:2 lead:1 effort:1 stabilise:1 price:1 limit:1 supply:1 world:1 crude:1 market:1 member:1 decide:1 june:1 extend:4 restraint:1 enforce:1 since:1 february:1 1987:1 north:2 sea:2 rest:1 year:1 minister:1 arne:1 oeien:1 last:3 month:4 expect:1 would:1 1988:1 policy:1 slowed:1 see:1 pump:1 168:1 023:1 48:1 195:1 phillips:1 petroleum:2 inc:1 nearby:1 valhall:2 ula:2 use:1 pipeline:1 phillip:1 raise:1 platform:1 counter:1 seabed:1 subsidence:1 bp:1 development:1 ltd:1 86:1 727:1 drop:2 237:1 shutdown:1 amoco:1 flow:1 74:1 694:1 compare:2 69:1 748:1 company:1 also:1 sharply:2 statfjord:3 84:1 share:2 british:3 sector:2 611:1 138:1 552:1 646:1 den:1 norske:1 stats:1 oljeselskap:1 statoil:2 murchison:1 like:1 yield:1 15:1 388:1 slight:1 920:1 decrease:1 previous:1 norwegian:1 partner:1 boost:1 gullfak:1 109:1 670:1 100:1 188:1 norsk:1 hydro:2 oseberg:1 test:1 mobile:1 ship:1 petro:1 jarl:1 total:1 719:1 16:1 170:1 cause:1 failure:1 bring:1 stream:1 second:1 well:1 cut:1 two:1 | NORWAY BOOSTS OIL OUTPUT BY 22 PCT IN SEPTEMBER
Norway's September oil output rose by 22.2
pct to 1.07 mln barrels per day (bpd) from 830,492 bpd in
August, according to a Reuter survey of firms operating here.
Operators said the sharp rise reflected higher output at
several of Norway's biggest fields and resumed production at
fields shut down for 27 days in August for the Ekofisk field
rescue project.
Industry analysts said the increase did not exceed Norway's
voluntary move to curb by 7.5 pct planned growth in its oil
output, a move designed to back OPEC-led efforts to stabilise
oil prices by limiting supplies to world crude markets.
Norway, not an OPEC member, decided in June to extend the
production restraints, enforced since February 1 1987, on all
its North Sea fields for the rest of the year.
Oil Minister Arne Oeien said last month he expected Norway
would extend into 1988 its policy of slowed production growth.
The biggest increase was seen on the Ekofisk field, which
pumped 168,023 bpd in September against 48,195 bpd in August,
field operator Phillips Petroleum Norway Inc said.
Ekofisk and the nearby Valhall and Ula fields, which use
the Ekofisk pipeline, were shut down for most of August while
Phillips raised Ekofisk platforms to counter seabed subsidence.
BP Petroleum Development Norway Ltd, operator of the Ula
field, said September output rose to 86,727 bpd after dropping
to 27,237 bpd in August because of the shutdown.
Valhall, operated by Amoco Norway A/S, flowed 74,694 bpd
last month compared with 69,748 bpd in August, the company
said.
September production was also sharply higher at the
Statfjord field. Norway's 84 pct share of Statfjord, which
extends into the British North Sea sector, was 611,138 bpd
against 552,646 bpd in August, operator Den Norske Stats
Oljeselskap A/S (Statoil) said.
Norway's 22.2 pct share of the Murchison field which, like
Statfjord, extends into the British sector, yielded 15,388 bpd
in September, a slight 920 bpd decrease from the previous
month, Norwegian partners on the British-operated field said.
Statoil boosted output at its Gullfaks field to 109,670 bpd
in September, compared with 100,188 in August.
Norsk Hydro, operator of the Oseberg field, said test
output at the field from the mobile production ship Petro Jarl
totalled 1,719 bpd last month, down sharply from 16,170 bpd in
August.
Hydro said the drop was caused by failure to bring on
stream a second well, cutting September production to just two
days.
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test/20273 | test/20273 |@title bristol:1 myers:1 co:1 bmy:1 3rd:1 qtr:1 net:1 |@word shr:2 70:1 ct:2 vs:6 61:1 net:2 200:1 2:1 mln:4 173:1 9:1 sale:2 1:4 38:1 billion:4 26:1 nine:1 mth:1 87:1 dlrs:2 54:1 535:1 6:1 437:1 8:1 4:1 04:1 3:1 63:1 note:1 share:1 adjust:1 two:1 one:1 stock:1 split:1 | BRISTOL-MYERS CO <BMY> 3RD QTR NET
Shr 70 cts vs 61 cts
Net 200.2 mln vs 173.9 mln
Sales 1.38 billion vs 1.26 billion
Nine mths
Shr 1.87 dlrs vs 1.54 dlrs
Net 535.6 mln vs 437.8 mln
Sales 4.04 billion vs 3.63 billion
NOTE: Share adjusted for two-for-one stock split.
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test/20274 | test/20274 |@title xyvision:1 inc:1 xyvi:1 2nd:1 qtr:1 september:1 26:1 |@word shr:2 14:1 ct:4 vs:6 15:1 net:4 867:1 000:10 956:1 revs:2 9:1 203:1 5:1 304:1 six:3 mth:3 18:1 34:1 1:3 111:1 747:2 16:1 7:1 mln:2 10:1 4:1 note:1 1987:1 2nd:2 qtr:2 include:2 279:1 dlrs:4 432:1 tax:2 credit:2 1986:1 361:1 | XYVISION INC <XYVI.O> 2ND QTR SEPTEMBER 26
Shr 14 cts vs 15 cts
Net 867,000 vs 956,000
Revs 9,203,000 vs 5,304,000
Six mths
Shr 18 cts vs 34 cts
Net 1,111,000 vs 1,747,000
Revs 16.7 mln vs 10.4 mln
NOTE: 1987 2nd qtr and six mths net includes 279,000 dlrs
and 432,000 dlrs for tax credits. 1986 2nd qtr and six mths net
includes 361,000 dlrs and 1,747,000 dlrs for tax credits.
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test/20275 | test/20275 |@title first:2 republic:2 bank:2 dallas:2 cut:2 prime:2 rate:2 9:4 25:2 pct:4 75:2 effective:2 today:2 |@word | FIRST REPUBLIC BANK DALLAS CUTS PRIME RATE TO 9.25 PCT FROM 9.75 PCT, EFFECTIVE TODAY
FIRST REPUBLIC BANK DALLAS CUTS PRIME RATE TO 9.25 PCT FROM 9.75 PCT, EFFECTIVE TODAY
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test/20278 | test/20278 |@title perkin:1 family:1 restaurant:1 lp:1 pfr:1 3rd:1 qtr:1 |@word shr:2 30:1 ct:4 vs:6 12:1 net:2 3:1 059:1 000:4 1:2 258:1 revs:2 36:1 2:2 mln:4 29:1 nine:1 mth:1 67:1 24:1 6:1 855:1 442:1 100:1 9:1 77:1 8:1 | PERKINS FAMILY RESTAURANTS LP <PFR> 3RD QTR
Shr 30 cts vs 12 cts
Net 3,059,000 vs 1,258,000
Revs 36.2 mln vs 29.1 mln
Nine mths
Shr 67 cts vs 24 cts
Net 6,855,000 vs 2,442,000
Revs 100.9 mln vs 77.8 mln
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test/20279 | test/20279 |@title first:1 american:1 bank:1 savings:1 famb:1 3rd:1 qtr:1 |@word shr:2 35:1 ct:2 vs:8 30:1 net:4 3:2 997:1 000:11 442:1 nine:3 mth:3 1:3 04:1 dlrs:9 give:1 12:1 0:1 mln:1 8:1 161:1 note:1 company:1 go:1 public:1 july:1 1986:1 include:2 loan:1 loss:1 provision:1 500:1 105:2 quarter:2 100:1 pretax:1 gain:1 sale:1 asset:1 162:1 400:1 877:1 229:1 | FIRST AMERICAN BANK FOR SAVINGS <FAMB.O> 3RD QTR
Shr 35 cts vs 30 cts
Net 3,997,000 vs 3,442,000
Nine mths
Shr 1.04 dlrs vs not given
Net 12.0 mln vs 8,161,000
NOTE: Company went public in July 1986.
Net includes loan loss provisions of 500,000 dlrs vs
105,000 dlrs in quarter and 1,100,000 dlrs vs 105,000 dlrs in
nine mths.
Net includes pretax gains on sale of assets of 162,000 dlrs
vs 400,000 dlrs in quarter and 877,000 dlrs vs 1,229,000 dlrs
in nine mths.
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test/20284 | test/20284 |@title arkansas:1 good:1 corp:1 abz:1 3rd:1 qtr:1 net:1 |@word shr:2 dilute:2 31:1 ct:3 vs:6 60:1 net:2 3:2 276:1 776:1 6:1 846:1 367:1 rev:1 187:1 7:2 mln:5 181:1 nine:1 mth:1 52:1 1:1 51:1 dlrs:1 5:1 301:1 876:1 16:1 4:1 revs:1 535:1 513:1 0:1 | ARKANSAS BEST CORP <ABZ> 3RD QTR NET
Shr diluted 31 cts vs 60 cts
Net 3,276,776 vs 6,846,367
Revs 187.7 mln vs 181.3 mln
Nine mths
Shr diluted 52 cts vs 1.51 dlrs
Net 5,301,876 vs 16.4 mln
Revs 535.7 mln vs 513.0 mln
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test/20286 | test/20286 |@title fireman:1 fund:1 corp:1 ffc:1 3rd:1 qtr:1 net:1 |@word shr:2 3:2 71:1 dlrs:7 vs:6 95:1 ct:1 net:3 233:1 8:3 mln:11 62:1 revs:2 997:1 938:1 0:4 nine:3 mth:3 5:1 06:1 2:4 24:1 327:1 148:1 00:1 billion:2 70:1 note:1 realize:2 investment:2 gain:2 taxis:1 1987:2 3rd:3 qtr:3 147:1 271:1 respectively:2 1986:1 18:1 6:2 33:1 company:1 repurchase:1 1:1 share:1 stock:1 | FIREMAN'S FUND CORP <FFC> 3RD QTR NET
Shr 3.71 dlrs vs 95 cts
Net 233.8 mln vs 62.8 mln
Revs 997.8 mln vs 938.0 mln
Nine mths
Shr 5.06 dlrs vs 2.24 dlrs
Net 327.2 mln vs 148.0 mln
Revs 3.00 billion vs 2.70 billion
NOTE: Realized investment gains net of taxes for 1987 3rd
qtr and nine mths were 147.0 mln dlrs and 271.0 mln dlrs,
respectively. Realized investment gains for 1986 3rd qtr and
nine mths were 18.6 mln dlrs and 33.6 mln dlrs, respectively.
Company repurchased 1.2 mln shares of its stock during the
1987 3rd qtr.
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test/20291 | test/20291 |@title e:1 f:1 hutton:1 group:1 inc:1 efh:1 3rd:1 qtr:1 net:1 |@word shr:2 26:1 ct:2 vs:6 11:1 net:4 8:2 700:1 000:2 3:2 600:1 revs:2 988:1 9:1 mln:9 674:1 5:2 nine:1 mth:1 65:1 dlrs:2 1:2 38:1 120:1 6:4 43:1 2:3 7:1 billion:2 note:1 1987:1 include:2 4:2 discontinued:2 oper:2 51:1 tax:1 gain:2 sale:1 e:1 f:1 hutton:1 insurance:1 group:1 36:1 extraordinary:2 utiliazation:1 loss:2 carryforward:2 1986:1 10:1 credit:1 utilization:1 | E.F. HUTTON GROUP INC <EFH> 3RD QTR NET
Shr 26 cts vs 11 cts
Net 8,700,000 vs 3,600,000
Revs 988.9 mln vs 674.5 mln
Nine mths
Shr 3.65 dlrs vs 1.38 dlrs
Net 120.6 mln vs 43.6 mln
Revs 2.7 billion vs 2.1 billion
NOTE: Net for 1987 includes 4.4 mln from discontinued
opers, 51.6 mln after tax gain on sale of E.F. Hutton Insurance
Group, and 36.6 mln on extraordinary gains from utiliazation of
loss carryforward.
Net in 1986 included 10.8 mln from discontinued opers and
an extraordinary credit of 5.2 mln from utilization of loss
carryforwards.
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test/20297 | test/20297 |@title bastian:2 technologies:1 say:2 five:2 pct:2 cosmo:2 communications:2 may:2 seek:2 control:2 technology:1 |@word | BASTIAN TECHNOLOGIES SAYS IT HAS FIVE PCT OF COSMO COMMUNICATIONS, MAY SEEK CONTROL
BASTIAN TECHNOLOGIES SAYS IT HAS FIVE PCT OF COSMO COMMUNICATIONS, MAY SEEK CONTROL
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test/20298 | test/20298 |@title service:1 corp:1 srv:1 dumps:1 capital:1 southwest:1 stake:1 |@word service:1 corp:3 international:1 say:2 investment:2 capital:5 unit:1 sell:2 entire:1 14:1 8:1 pct:1 stake:1 southwest:3 cswc:1 common:2 stock:2 longer:1 hold:1 share:3 filing:1 securities:1 exchange:1 commission:1 280:1 000:1 since:1 september:1 21:2 19:1 56:1 dlrs:2 50:1 reason:1 give:1 recent:1 sale:1 | SERVICE CORP <SRV> DUMPS CAPITAL SOUTHWEST STAKE
Service Corp International said its
Investment Capital Corp unit sold its entire 14.8 pct stake in
Capital Southwest Corp <CSWC.O> common stock, and no longer
holds any Capital Southwest shares.
In a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission,
Investment Capital said it sold 280,000 shares of Capital
Southwest common stock since September 21 at 19.56 dlrs to
21.50 dlrs a share.
No reason was given for the recent sales.
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test/20299 | test/20299 |@title manufacturers:1 hanover:1 corp:1 mhc:1 3rd:1 qtr:1 net:1 |@word shr:2 profit:3 2:2 73:1 dlrs:5 vs:4 29:2 net:2 129:1 1:3 mln:5 105:1 8:2 nine:2 mth:2 loss:3 28:1 33:1 6:1 42:1 16:1 billion:2 301:1 note:1 3rd:1 qtr:2 include:2 previously:1 report:1 gain:1 55:1 0:1 4:1 tax:1 capture:1 excess:1 pension:1 fund:1 7:1 dlr:1 addition:1 loan:1 reserve:1 2nd:1 mostly:1 shaky:1 ldc:1 debt:1 | MANUFACTURERS HANOVER CORP <MHC> 3RD QTR NET
shr profit 2.73 dlrs vs 2.29 dlrs
net 129.1 mln vs 105.8 mln
nine mths
shr loss 28.33 dlrs vs profit 6.42 dlrs
net loss 1.16 billion vs profit 301.8 mln
NOTE: 3rd qtr includes previously reported gain of 55.0 mln
dlrs, or 29.4 mln after-tax, by capturing excess pension funds.
Nine mths include 1.7 billion dlr addition to loan loss
reserves in 2nd qtr, mostly for shaky LDC debts.
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test/20300 | test/20300 |@title coca:1 cola:1 enterprises:1 inc:1 cce:1 3rd:1 qtr:1 net:1 |@word shr:2 23:2 ct:6 vs:8 net:2 31:1 9:3 mln:13 15:1 7:1 revs:2 876:1 401:1 2:4 avg:2 shrs:2 140:3 1:4 68:2 6:2 nine:2 mth:2 53:1 42:1 74:1 0:2 28:1 55:1 billion:3 17:1 note:1 result:1 include:1 acquire:1 bottle:1 company:2 date:1 acquisition:2 pro:1 forma:1 basis:1 place:1 start:1 period:1 earn:2 5:1 704:1 000:1 dlrs:4 four:1 per:2 share:4 outstanding:1 revenue:2 826:1 quarter:1 14:1 10:1 number:1 41:1 | COCA COLA ENTERPRISES INC <CCE> 3RD QTR NET
Shr 23 cts vs 23 cts
Net 31.9 mln vs 15.7 mln
Revs 876.9 mln vs 401.2 mln
Avg shrs 140.1 mln vs 68.6 mln
Nine mths
Shr 53 cts vs 42 cts
Net 74.0 mln vs 28.9 mln
Revs 2.55 billion vs 1.17 billion
Avg shrs 140.1 mln vs 68.6 mln
NOTE: Results include acquired bottling companies from
dates of acquisition.
On pro forma basis, as if all acquisitions had been in
place from the start of the period, company earned 5,704,000
dlrs or four cts per share on 140.0 mln shares outstanding with
revenues of 826.2 mln dlrs for quarter and earned 14.1 mln dlrs
or 10 cts per share on same number of shares and revenues of
2.41 billion dlrs for nine mths.
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test/20302 | test/20302 |@title ball:1 corp:1 bll:1 3rd:1 qtr:1 net:1 |@word shr:2 80:1 ct:2 vs:6 72:1 net:2 18:1 900:1 000:4 17:1 100:1 sale:2 267:1 4:1 mln:4 288:1 6:1 nine:1 mth:1 2:2 26:1 dlrs:2 04:1 53:1 600:1 48:1 200:1 839:1 3:2 836:1 | BALL CORP <BLL> 3RD QTR NET
Shr 80 cts vs 72 cts
Net 18,900,000 vs 17,100,000
Sales 267.4 mln vs 288.6 mln
Nine mths
Shr 2.26 dlrs vs 2.04 dlrs
Net 53,600,000 vs 48,200,000
Sales 839.3 mln vs 836.3 mln
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test/20304 | test/20304 |@title bankers:1 trust:1 bt:1 3rd:1 qtr:1 net:1 |@word shr:2 2:1 03:1 dlrs:11 vs:8 1:2 53:1 net:3 146:1 4:4 mln:16 110:1 3:6 nine:2 month:2 loss:6 99:1 profit:2 62:1 283:1 330:1 5:1 avg:1 shrs:1 71:2 08:1 69:1 26:2 asset:1 56:1 9:2 billion:7 50:1 7:3 deposit:1 30:3 25:2 loan:4 note:1 reflect:1 700:1 dlr:1 increase:2 provision:3 without:1 tax:1 benefit:1 third:4 quarter:4 income:4 would:1 127:1 6:2 16:1 pct:2 17:1 1986:1 non:1 interest:1 total:2 342:1 47:1 109:1 largely:1 due:1 foreign:2 exchange:2 trading:2 fee:1 commission:1 44:1 year:3 ago:1 20:1 versis:1 40:1 previously:1 september:1 jump:1 455:1 time:1 last:1 | BANKERS TRUST <BT> 3RD QTR NET
Shr 2.03 dlrs vs 1.53 dlrs
Net 146.4 mln vs 110.3 mln
Nine months
shr loss 3.99 dlrs vs profit 4.62 dlrs
net loss 283.3 mln vs profit 330.5 mln
Avg shrs 71.08 mln vs 69.26 mln
Assets 56.9 billion vs 50.7 billion
Deposits 30.4 billion vs 25.9 billion
Loans 26.3 billion vs 25.7 billion
Note : Nine month loss reflects 700 mln dlr increase in
loan loss provisions.
Without the tax benefit, third-quarter net income would
have been 127.6 mln dlrs, up 16 pct or 17.4 mln dlrs from the
third quarter of 1986.
Non-interest income totaled 342.6 mln dlrs in the third
quarter, up 47 pct or 109.7 mln dlrs, largely due to increased
income from foreign exchange trading, fees and commissions.
Foreign exchange trading income totaled 71.3 mln dlrs, up
44.3 mln from a year ago. Provision for loan losses in the
third quarter was 20 mln dlrs versis 40 mln a year previously.
At September 30, the provision for loan losses jumped to
1.30 billion dlrs from 455 mln at the same time last year.
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test/20306 | test/20306 |@title trans:2 world:2 airlines:2 say:2 carl:2 icahn:2 withdraw:2 acquisition:2 offer:2 |@word | TRANS WORLD AIRLINES SAID CARL ICAHN WITHDRAWS ACQUISITION OFFER
TRANS WORLD AIRLINES SAID CARL ICAHN WITHDRAWS ACQUISITION OFFER
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test/20308 | test/20308 |@title u:1 telecommunications:1 inc:1 ut:1 3rd:1 qtr:1 net:1 |@word shr:4 profit:6 23:1 ct:4 vs:6 49:2 net:2 24:1 1:4 mln:6 6:1 revs:2 755:1 4:1 708:1 3:2 nine:3 mth:2 loss:3 84:1 53:1 dlrs:2 80:1 7:2 152:1 19:1 billion:2 2:1 32:1 note:1 per:1 reflect:1 payment:1 preferred:1 dividend:1 result:2 include:2 435:1 000:1 eight:1 prior:1 discontinue:1 operation:1 late:1 month:1 one:1 time:1 charge:1 09:1 share:1 relate:1 us:2 sprint:2 revenue:1 exclude:1 joint:1 venture:1 gte:2 corp:1 | U.S. TELECOMMUNICATIONS INC <UT> 3RD QTR NET
Shr profit 23 cts vs profit 49 cts
Net profit 24.1 mln vs profit 49.6 mln
Revs 755.4 mln vs 708.3 mln
Nine mths
Shr loss 84 cts vs profit 1.53 dlrs
Net loss 80.7 mln vs profit 152.3 mln
Revs 1.19 billion vs 2.32 billion
NOTE: Per shr reflects payment of preferred dividends.
Results include loss of 7,435,000 or eight cts shr in prior
nine mths from discontinued operations.
Latest nine month results include one-time charge of 1.09
dlrs share relating to US Sprint.
Revenues exclude those for US Sprint, a joint venture with
GTE Corp <GTE>.
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test/20309 | test/20309 |@title bristol:1 myers:1 co:1 bmy:1 3rd:1 qtr:1 net:1 |@word shr:2 70:1 ct:2 vs:6 61:1 net:2 200:1 2:1 mln:4 173:1 9:1 sale:2 1:4 38:1 billion:4 26:1 nine:1 mth:1 87:1 dlrs:2 54:1 535:1 6:1 437:1 8:1 4:1 04:1 3:1 63:1 note:1 share:1 adjust:1 two:1 one:1 stock:1 split:1 | BRISTOL-MYERS CO <BMY> 3RD QTR NET
Shr 70 cts vs 61 cts
Net 200.2 mln vs 173.9 mln
Sales 1.38 billion vs 1.26 billion
Nine mths
Shr 1.87 dlrs vs 1.54 dlrs
Net 535.6 mln vs 437.8 mln
Sales 4.04 billion vs 3.63 billion
NOTE: Share adjusted for two-for-one stock split.
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test/20310 | test/20310 |@title gander:1 mountain:1 inc:1 gndr:1 1st:1 qtr:1 sept:1 30:1 net:1 |@word shr:1 25:1 ct:2 vs:3 19:1 net:1 687:1 000:2 514:1 sale:1 20:1 7:1 mln:2 13:1 2:1 | GANDER MOUNTAIN INC <GNDR.O> 1ST QTR SEPT 30 NET
Shr 25 cts vs 19 cts
Net 687,000 vs 514,000
Sales 20.7 mln vs 13.2 mln
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test/20311 | test/20311 |@title bastian:1 technology:1 mull:1 cosmo:1 csmo:1 bid:1 |@word new:1 york:1 base:1 bastian:6 technologies:1 corp:2 say:5 acquire:2 five:2 pct:2 stake:1 cosmo:7 communications:1 consider:2 move:1 seek:3 control:1 company:4 secure:1 role:1 affair:1 technology:1 believe:1 appropriate:1 management:2 policy:2 business:1 strategy:1 become:1 profitable:1 maximize:1 shareholder:1 underlying:1 value:1 filing:1 securities:1 exchange:2 commission:1 alternative:1 include:1 attempt:1 merger:1 tender:1 offer:1 influence:1 representation:1 board:1 director:1 proxy:1 contest:1 otherwise:1 may:1 contact:1 third:1 party:1 regard:1 intention:1 toward:1 add:1 intend:1 request:1 meeting:1 representative:1 discuss:1 investment:1 stock:1 currently:1 hold:1 253:1 700:1 common:1 share:2 total:1 outstanding:1 purchase:1 nasta:1 international:1 inc:1 nas:1 october:1 16:1 1:1 15:1 mln:1 dlrs:1 bastia:1 | BASTIAN TECHNOLOGIES MULLING COSMO <CSMO.O> BID
New York-based Bastian Technologies
Corp said it acquired a five pct stake in Cosmo Communications
Corp, and is considering a move to seek control of the company
or to secure a role in its affairs.
'Bastian Technologies believes that with the appropriate
management policies and business strategies, the company can
once again become profitable and maximize for all shareholders
the underlying value of their company,' Bastian said in a
filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
Bastian said alternatives being considered include an
attempt to acquire Cosmo through a merger, tender or exchange
offer, seeking to influence the company's management and
policies, and seeking representation on Cosmo's board of
directors through a proxy contest or otherwise.
Bastian said it may contact third parties regarding its
intentions toward Cosmo, adding it intends to request a meeting
with Cosmo representatives to discuss its investment in Cosmo
stock.
Bastian currently holds 253,700 Cosmo common shares, or
five pct of the total outstanding.
The shares were purchased from Nasta International Inc
<NAS> on October 16 for about 1.15 mln dlrs, Bastia said.
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test/20314 | test/20314 |@title snap:1 tools:1 corp:1 sna:1 3rd:1 qtr:1 net:1 |@word shr:2 53:1 ct:2 vs:6 38:1 net:2 22:1 249:1 000:4 15:1 356:1 sale:2 189:1 1:3 mln:4 166:1 5:1 nine:1 mth:1 56:1 dlrs:2 21:1 64:1 707:1 49:1 603:1 559:1 2:1 492:1 4:1 | SNAP-ON TOOLS CORP <SNA> 3RD QTR NET
Shr 53 cts vs 38 cts
Net 22,249,000 vs 15,356,000
Sales 189.1 mln vs 166.5 mln
Nine mths
Shr 1.56 dlrs vs 1.21 dlrs
Net 64,707,000 vs 49,603,000
Sales 559.2 mln vs 492.4 mln
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test/20318 | test/20318 |@title bethlehem:1 steel:2 say:1 raise:1 sheet:1 price:1 30:1 dlrs:1 |@word short:2 ton:2 bethlehem:1 steel:2 say:1 raise:1 sheet:1 price:1 30:1 dlrs:1 | BETHLEHEM STEEL SAYS IT IS RAISING STEEL SHEET PRICES BY UP TO 30 DLRS/short ton
BETHLEHEM STEEL SAYS IT IS RAISING STEEL SHEET PRICES BY UP TO 30 DLRS/short ton
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test/20319 | test/20319 |@title nycor:1 inc:1 nyco:1 3rd:1 qtr:1 net:1 |@word shr:2 loss:4 two:2 ct:6 vs:6 profit:7 net:2 253:1 000:9 356:1 revs:2 17:1 5:1 mln:4 12:1 3:1 nine:4 mth:4 one:3 cent:3 21:1 628:1 2:1 921:1 54:1 9:1 36:1 0:1 note:1 1987:2 qtr:2 include:3 gain:3 106:1 dlrs:5 per:5 share:5 846:1 six:2 respectively:2 utilization:2 tax:2 carryforward:2 1986:1 178:1 810:1 1:1 519:1 11:1 early:1 extinguishment:1 debt:1 | NYCOR INC <NYCO.O> 3RD QTR NET
Shr loss two cts vs profit two cts
Net profit 253,000 vs profit 356,000
Revs 17.5 mln vs 12.3 mln
Nine mths
Shr profit one cent vs profit 21 cts
Net profit 628,000 vs profit 2,921,000
Revs 54.9 mln vs 36.0 mln
NOTE: 1987 qtr and nine mths includes gain 106,000 dlrs, or
one cent per share, and 846,000 dlrs, or six cts per share,
respectively, from utilization of tax loss carryforward.
1986 qtr and nine mths includes gain 178,000 dlrs, or one
cent per share, and gain 810,000 dlrs, or six cts per share,
respectively, from utilization of tax loss carryforward.
1987 nine mths includes loss 1,519,000 dlrs, or 11 cts per
share, from early extinguishment of debt.
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test/20321 | test/20321 |@title icahn:1 drop:1 bid:1 twa:2 |@word trans:1 world:1 airlines:1 inc:1 say:2 chairman:1 carl:1 c:1 icahn:3 withdraw:1 proposal:3 acquire:1 twa:3 share:2 already:1 due:2 deterioration:1 market:1 condition:1 would:1 pay:1 20:1 dlrs:2 cash:1 25:1 face:1 amount:1 12:1 pct:1 subordinate:1 debenture:1 2007:1 reserve:1 right:1 make:1 subsequent:1 future:1 date:1 term:2 different:1 | ICAHN DROPS BID FOR TWA <TWA>
Trans World Airlines Inc said chairman
Carl C. Icahn has withdrawn his proposal to acquire the TWA
shares he does not already own due to the deterioration in
market conditions.
Under the proposal Icahn would have paid for each TWA share
20 dlrs in cash and 25 dlrs face amount of 12 pct subordinated
debentures due 2007.
TWA said Icahn reserves the right to make a subsequent
proposal at some future date on the same terms or different
terms.
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test/20324 | test/20324 |@title american:1 savings:1 bank:1 fsb:1 abny:1 3rd:1 qtr:1 net:1 |@word shr:4 primary:2 1:6 79:1 dlrs:12 vs:8 72:1 dilute:2 39:1 34:1 net:4 12:1 mln:6 11:1 7:2 nine:3 mth:3 5:2 56:1 4:2 41:1 30:1 3:5 74:1 37:1 29:1 asset:1 92:1 billion:4 83:1 loan:1 05:1 2:1 99:1 note:1 1987:1 qtr:2 include:2 gain:2 6:2 016:1 000:2 18:1 respectively:2 utilization:2 operating:2 loss:2 carryforward:2 1986:1 233:1 15:1 full:1 name:1 company:1 american:1 savings:1 bank:1 fsb:1 new:1 york:1 | AMERICAN SAVINGS BANK FSB <ABNY.O> 3RD QTR NET
Shr primary 1.79 dlrs vs 1.72 dlrs
Shr diluted 1.39 dlrs vs 1.34 dlrs
Net 12.1 mln vs 11.7 mln
Nine mths
Shr primary 5.56 dlrs vs 4.41 dlrs
Shr diluted 4.30 dlrs vs 3.74 dlrs
Net 37.3 mln vs 29.1 mln
Assets 3.92 billion vs 3.83 billion
Loans 3.05 billion vs 2.99 billion
NOTE: 1987 qtr and nine mths includes gain 6,016,000 dlrs
and 18.7 mln dlrs, respectively, from utilization of net
operating loss carryforward.
1986 qtr and nine mths includes gain 6,233,000 dlrs and
15.5 mln dlrs, respectively, from utilization of net operating
loss carryforward.
Full name of company is american savings bank fsb of new
york.
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test/20328 | test/20328 |@title w:1 brand:1 soda:1 complete:1 acquisition:1 |@word w:1 brands:2 inc:2 say:1 complete:1 acquisition:1 vernors:1 united:1 co:1 ub:1 cash:1 stock:1 transaction:1 worth:1 value:1 10:1 mln:1 dlrs:1 | A/W BRANDS <SODA.O> COMPLETES ACQUISITION
A and W Brands Inc said it
completed the acquisition of Vernors Inc from United Brands Co
<UB> in a cash and stock transaction worth valued at about 10
mln dlrs
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test/20332 | test/20332 |@title washington:1 post:1 co:1 wpo:1 3rd:1 qtr:1 net:1 |@word shr:2 4:3 77:1 dlrs:7 vs:6 1:4 65:1 net:3 61:1 3:2 mln:10 21:1 revs:2 312:1 9:3 291:1 5:1 nine:1 mth:1 51:1 98:1 122:1 63:1 950:1 881:1 8:1 note:1 1987:1 period:1 include:1 gain:1 24:1 2:1 88:1 share:2 sale:2 interest:2 detroit:1 cellular:1 telephone:1 company:1 6:1 47:1 ct:1 sportschannel:1 cable:1 programing:1 network:1 | WASHINGTON POST CO <WPO> 3RD QTR NET
Shr 4.77 dlrs vs 1.65 dlrs
Net 61.3 mln vs 21.1 mln
Revs 312.9 mln vs 291.5 mln
Nine mths
Shr 9.51 dlrs vs 4.98 dlrs
Net 122.3 mln vs 63.9 mln
Revs 950.4 mln vs 881.8 mln
NOTE: 1987 net in both periods includes gains of 24.2 mln
dlrs, or 1.88 dlrs a share, from sale of interest in Detroit
Cellular telephone company and 6.1 mln dlrs, or 47 cts a share,
from sale of interest in sportschannel Cable programing
network.
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test/20333 | test/20333 |@title iran:1 leader:1 vow:1 revenge:1 us:1 raid:1 come:1 day:1 |@word iran:1 top:1 war:1 spokesman:1 ali:2 akbar:1 hashemi:1 rafsanjani:4 tuesday:1 call:1 u:5 attack:4 two:1 gulf:1 oil:2 platform:2 escalation:1 promise:1 retaliation:2 god:1 willing:1 carry:1 duty:1 come:1 day:1 make:1 sorry:1 say:4 speech:1 parliament:1 later:1 broadcast:1 tehran:2 radio:1 leadership:1 quick:1 threaten:1 vengeance:1 raid:1 rig:1 one:1 destroy:2 president:1 khamenei:1 prime:1 minister:1 mir:1 hossein:1 mousavi:1 within:1 24:1 hour:1 action:1 vow:1 parliamentary:1 speaker:1 threat:1 attempt:1 intimidation:1 respond:1 aggression:1 reality:1 prove:1 practice:1 add:1 american:3 square:1 neither:1 superpower:1 image:1 claim:1 concern:1 security:1 reason:1 wisdom:1 warship:1 shell:1 iranian:2 offshore:1 special:1 force:1 board:1 another:1 equipment:1 government:1 measured:1 response:1 missile:1 flag:1 kuwaiti:2 tanker:1 sea:1 isle:1 city:1 water:1 last:1 friday:1 | IRAN LEADER VOWS REVENGE ON US RAID IN COMING DAYS
Iran's top war spokesman Ali Akbar
Hashemi Rafsanjani on Tuesday called the U.S. Attacks on two of
its Gulf oil platforms an escalation and promised retaliation.
'God willing, we will carry out our duty in the coming days
and make them sorry,' said Rafsanjani in a speech to Parliament
later broadcast by Tehran Radio.
The Tehran leadership have been quick to threaten vengeance
after the U.S. Raids on the rigs, one of which was destroyed.
President Ali Khamenei, Prime Minister Mir-Hossein Mousavi
and now Rafsanjani within 24 hours of the U.S. Action have all
vowed retaliation.
Rafsanjani, the parliamentary speaker, said, 'It is not a
threat or an attempt at intimidation when we say we will
respond to aggression -- it is a reality and we have proved it
in practice.' He added that the American attack 'squares neither
with its superpower image nor its claim of concern with
security, nor reason and wisdom.'
U.S. Warships shelled an Iranian offshore oil platform and
American special forces boarded another, destroying equipment.
The U.S. Government said the attack was a measured response
to an Iranian missile attack on the American-flagged Kuwaiti
tanker Sea Isle City in Kuwaiti waters last Friday.
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test/20334 | test/20334 |@title banc:1 one:2 corp:1 3rd:1 qtr:1 net:1 |@word shr:2 66:1 ct:2 vs:7 57:1 net:2 64:2 0:1 mln:4 52:1 9:1 nine:1 mth:1 1:2 49:1 dlrs:2 142:1 2:1 153:1 3:1 asset:1 18:1 04:1 billion:6 16:1 63:1 deposit:1 13:1 97:1 12:2 78:1 loan:1 54:1 10:1 81:1 | BANC ONE CORP <ONE> 3RD QTR NET
Shr 66 cts vs 57 cts
Net 64.0 mln vs 52.9 mln
Nine mths
Shr 1.49 dlrs vs 1.64 dlrs
Net 142.2 mln vs 153.3 mln
Assets 18.04 billion vs 16.63 billion
Deposits 13.97 billion vs 12.78 billion
Loans 12.54 billion vs 10.81 billion
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test/20335 | test/20335 |@title lyng:1 please:1 ec:1 offer:1 gatt:1 farm:1 proposal:1 u:1 |@word agriculture:4 secretary:1 richard:1 lyng:7 say:8 pleased:1 european:1 community:1 plan:5 offer:3 global:2 farm:5 reform:2 gatt:4 later:1 month:1 although:1 united:4 states:4 oppose:2 key:1 part:2 proposal:3 please:1 move:1 table:1 help:1 get:2 negotiation:2 underway:1 tell:1 reuters:1 interview:1 tuesday:1 comment:1 come:1 ec:8 minister:1 luxembourg:1 endorse:1 package:1 draft:1 commission:1 present:1 next:2 meeting:2 uruguay:1 round:1 negotiator:3 geneva:1 october:1 26:1 would:5 seek:1 market:1 sharing:1 agreement:3 grain:1 propose:2 curb:1 u:5 soybean:1 cereal:1 substitute:1 export:3 europe:1 july:1 elimination:1 subsidy:6 affect:1 trade:2 within:1 ten:1 year:1 press:1 make:1 counter:1 aim:1 reach:1 end:3 1988:1 however:1 domestic:1 group:1 reagan:1 administration:1 unrealistic:2 ask:1 criticism:1 alternative:1 preserve:1 maintain:1 think:1 position:1 suggest:1 listen:1 try:1 also:1 reject:1 suggestion:1 agree:1 freeze:1 start:1 country:1 like:1 wheat:2 stop:1 thing:1 want:1 range:1 agricultural:1 product:2 dairy:1 vegetable:1 oil:1 meet:1 week:1 canada:1 expect:1 well:1 represent:1 former:1 undersecretary:1 daniel:1 amstutz:1 recently:1 appoint:1 special:1 | LYNG PLEASED EC TO OFFER GATT FARM PROPOSAL
U.S. Agriculture Secretary Richard
Lyng said he is pleased the European Community plans to offer a
global farm reform plan at GATT later this month, although the
United States opposes key parts of the proposal.
'We're pleased that they have moved in tabling a proposal.
It will help us in getting the negotiations underway,' Lyng
told Reuters in an interview Tuesday.
Lyng's comment came after EC ministers in Luxembourg
endorsed a farm reform package drafted by the EC Commission.
The EC plan will be presented at the next meeting of Uruguay
round agriculture negotiators in Geneva on October 26.
Lyng said the United States would oppose parts of the plan
seeking a market sharing agreement for grains, and proposing
curbs on U.S. soybean and cereal substitute exports to Europe.
The U.S. in July proposed to GATT the elimination of all
farm subsidies affecting trade within ten years, and has
pressed the EC to make a counter-offer with the aim of reaching
a global farm subsidy agreement by the end of 1988.
However, the EC and some U.S. domestic groups have said the
Reagan administration plan to end all farm trade subsidies is
unrealistic.
Asked about such criticism, Lyng said 'The alternative to
doing that is to say that we preserve them and maintain them. I
think that is the unrealistic position.'
'I would suggest that they (EC) listen to what we are
trying to say.'
Lyng also rejected suggestions the U.S. and EC agree a
freeze in export subsidies to get the GATT negotiations
started.
'All that some countries would like to have would be a
wheat agreement where we would stop export subsidies on wheat.
That doesn't do a thing for us,' Lyng said.
The United States wants an end to subsidies in a range of
agricultural products from dairy products to vegetable oils, he
said.
At the GATT negotiators meeting next week Canada is
expected to offer a proposal as well as the EC.
The United States will be represented at the meeting by
former agriculture undersecretary Daniel Amstutz, recently
appointed special U.S. negotiator on agriculture.
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test/20337 | test/20337 |@title warner:1 communications:1 inc:1 wci:1 3rd:1 qtr:1 net:1 |@word shr:2 41:2 ct:3 vs:6 28:1 net:2 66:1 2:3 mln:6 8:2 revs:2 824:1 1:3 693:1 3:1 nine:1 mth:1 50:1 dlrs:1 87:1 236:1 123:1 38:1 billion:2 02:1 | WARNER COMMUNICATIONS INC <WCI> 3RD QTR NET
Shr 41 cts vs 28 cts
Net 66.2 mln vs 41.8 mln
Revs 824.1 mln vs 693.3 mln
Nine mths
Shr 1.50 dlrs vs 87 cts
Net 236.1 mln vs 123.8 mln
Revs 2.38 billion vs 2.02 billion
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test/20339 | test/20339 |@title aristech:1 chemical:1 corp:1 ars:1 3rd:1 qtr:1 net:1 |@word shr:2 72:1 ct:4 vs:7 56:1 qtly:1 div:1 18:3 prior:1 net:2 7:2 mln:8 14:1 4:1 revs:2 239:1 187:1 1:4 nine:1 mth:1 87:1 dlrs:2 26:1 48:1 3:1 32:1 5:1 676:1 9:1 574:1 8:1 note:1 dividend:1 payable:1 december:1 shareholder:1 record:1 october:1 30:1 | ARISTECH CHEMICAL CORP <ARS> 3RD QTR NET
Shr 72 cts vs 56 cts
Qtly div 18 cts vs 18 cts prior
Net 18.7 mln vs 14.4 mln
Revs 239.7 mln vs 187.1 mln
Nine mths
Shr 1.87 dlrs vs 1.26 dlrs
Net 48.3 mln vs 32.5 mln
Revs 676.9 mln vs 574.8 mln
NOTE: Dividend payable December 1 to shareholders of record
October 30.
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test/20340 | test/20340 |@title apple:1 bank:1 saving:1 appl:1 3rd:1 qtr:1 net:1 |@word shr:3 1:5 54:2 dlrs:8 vs:6 27:1 net:2 7:1 065:1 000:5 5:3 812:1 nine:3 mth:3 4:1 25:1 3:1 40:1 19:1 mln:2 15:1 6:1 asset:1 2:4 84:1 billion:4 87:1 deposit:1 51:1 67:1 note:1 1987:1 qtr:2 include:2 gain:2 500:1 ct:2 per:3 share:2 utilization:2 tax:2 loss:2 carryforward:2 1986:1 158:1 47:1 567:1 22:1 respectively:1 | APPLE BANK FOR SAVINGS <APPL.O> 3RD QTR NET
Shr 1.54 dlrs vs 1.27 dlrs
Net 7,065,000 vs 5,812,000
Nine mths
Shr 4.25 dlrs vs 3.40 dlrs
Net 19.5 mln vs 15.6 mln
Assets 2.84 billion vs 1.87 billion
Deposits 2.51 billion vs 1.67 billion
NOTE: 1987 qtr and nine mths includes gain 2,500,000 dlrs,
or 54 cts per share, from utilization of tax loss carryforward.
1986 qtr and nine mths includes gain 2,158,000 dlrs, or 47
cts per share, and 5,567,000 dlrs, or 1.22 dlrs per shr,
respectively, from utilization of tax loss carryforward.
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test/20341 | test/20341 |@title bethlehem:1 steel:2 bs:1 set:1 price:1 increase:1 |@word bethlehem:2 steel:3 corp:1 say:5 price:6 sheet:3 product:2 increase:4 30:1 dlrs:2 ton:2 effective:1 january:1 3:1 affect:1 certain:1 non:1 contract:3 spot:1 transaction:3 achieve:1 reduction:1 competitive:1 discount:1 company:2 account:1 duration:2 six:1 month:1 also:2 commensurate:1 level:2 percentage:1 immediately:1 available:1 flat:1 roll:1 use:1 automobile:1 appliance:1 vary:1 widely:1 350:1 800:1 take:1 action:1 restore:1 equitable:1 many:1 case:1 still:1 low:1 attain:1 1984:1 response:1 change:1 market:1 condition:1 potential:1 inflationary:1 pressure:1 effort:1 make:1 mininize:1 number:1 firm:1 | BETHLEHEM STEEL <BS> SETS STEEL PRICE INCREASES
Bethlehem Steel Corp said prices
for steel sheet products will be increased up to 30 dlrs a ton
effective January 3.
The increases will affect certain non-contract or spot
transactions and will be achieved through reductions in
competitive discounts.
The company said transaction prices for contract accounts,
which have a duration of six months or more, will also be
increased to commensurate levels.
Percentage increases were not immediately available.
Prices for flat-rolled steel sheet, used in automobiles,
appliances and other products, vary widely between about 350
and 800 dlrs a ton.
The company said it was taking the actions to restore sheet
transaction prices to more equitable levels. In many cases,
prices are still lower than those attained in 1984, it said.
Bethlehem also said that in response to changing market
conditions and potential inflationary pressures, efforts will
be made to mininize the number and the duration of firm price
contracts.
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test/20343 | test/20343 |@title fed:2 say:2 set:2 two:2 day:2 system:2 repurchase:2 ageement:2 |@word | FED SAYS IT SETS TWO-DAY SYSTEM REPURCHASE AGEEMENTS
FED SAYS IT SETS TWO-DAY SYSTEM REPURCHASE AGEEMENTS
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test/20344 | test/20344 |@title kellogg:1 co:1 k:1 3rd:1 qtr:1 net:1 |@word shr:2 96:1 ct:2 vs:6 83:2 net:2 119:1 3:1 mln:8 102:1 8:1 revs:2 1:2 01:2 billion:3 869:1 9:3 nine:2 mth:1 2:4 53:1 dlrs:4 313:1 6:1 248:1 5:1 52:1 note:1 1986:1 month:1 earning:1 include:1 nonrecurre:1 loss:1 eight:1 cent:1 share:1 purchase:1 123:1 7:1 principal:1 amount:1 company:1 150:1 dlr:1 12:1 4:1 pct:1 debenture:1 due:1 february:1 15:1 2015:1 | KELLOGG CO <K> 3RD QTR NET
Shr 96 cts vs 83 cts
Net 119.3 mln vs 102.8 mln
Revs 1.01 billion vs 869.9 mln
Nine mths
Shr 2.53 dlrs vs 2.01 dlrs
Net 313.6 mln vs 248.5 mln
Revs 2.83 billion vs 2.52 billion
NOTE: 1986 nine month earnings include nonrecurring loss of
9.9 mln dlrs, or eight cents a share, from purchase of 123.7
mln dlrs principal amount of the company's 150 mln dlr 12-1/4
pct debentures due February 15, 2015.
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test/20347 | test/20347 |@title |@word poehl:2 say:2 chance:2 exchange:2 rate:2 stability:2 good:2 | Poehl says chances for exchange rate stability are good
Poehl says chances for exchange rate stability are good
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test/20348 | test/20348 |@title balladur:1 contact:1 g:1 7:1 minister:1 |@word french:2 finance:4 minister:3 edouard:1 balladur:1 contact:3 several:1 group:1 seven:1 lead:2 industrial:1 country:1 particular:1 west:1 german:1 gerhard:1 stoltenberg:1 discuss:1 crisis:1 world:1 markets:1 ministry:2 source:1 say:2 whether:1 concerted:1 action:1 market:2 merely:1 exchange:2 view:2 add:1 official:1 continue:1 performance:1 | BALLADUR HAS HAD CONTACT WITH G-7 MINISTERS
French Finance Minister Edouard Balladur
has been in contact with several Finance Ministers from the
Group of Seven leading industrial countries, in particular West
German Finance Minister Gerhard Stoltenberg, to discuss the
crisis on world markets, Finance Ministry sources said.
They did not say whether the contacts had led to concerted
action on the markets or merely an exchange of views.
But they added that French ministry officials were
continuing the contacts to exchange views on market
performance.
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test/20352 | test/20352 |@title lasmo:2 canada:1 merge:1 onyx:1 petroleum:1 |@word exploration:3 canada:2 ltd:2 subsidiary:1 london:1 amp:1 scottish:1 marine:1 oil:2 plc:1 lsml:1 l:1 merge:1 onyx:3 petroleum:1 co:1 lasmo:5 say:2 merger:1 make:1 buying:1 share:2 swap:1 new:2 company:2 inc:1 form:1 control:1 70:1 pct:1 equity:1 worth:1 76:1 mln:2 canadian:1 dlrs:1 base:1 current:1 price:1 prove:1 reserve:1 9:2 5:1 barrel:1 20:1 billion:1 cubic:1 foot:1 gas:1 | LASMO CANADA TO MERGE WITH ONYX PETROLEUM
LASMO Exploration (Canada) Ltd, a
subsidiary of London & Scottish Marine Oil Plc <LSML.L>, is
merging with <Onyx Petroleum Exploration Co Ltd>, LASMO said.
The merger is to be made by Onyx buying LASMO Exploration,
in a share swap. A new company, LASMO Canada Inc, will be
formed. LASMO will control 70 pct of the equity, worth some 76
mln Canadian dlrs based on the current Onyx share price.
The new company will have proven reserves of 9.5 mln
barrels of oil and 20.9 billion cubic feet of gas, LASMO said.
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test/20353 | test/20353 |@title regal:1 beloit:1 corp:1 rbc:1 3rd:1 qtr:1 net:1 |@word shr:2 31:1 ct:4 vs:6 26:1 net:2 1:3 858:1 000:4 388:1 sale:2 27:1 mln:4 18:1 7:1 nine:1 mth:1 87:1 76:1 5:1 126:1 3:1 798:1 70:1 6:1 57:1 2:1 | REGAL-BELOIT CORP <RBC> 3RD QTR NET
Shr 31 cts vs 26 cts
Net 1,858,000 vs 1,388,000
Sales 27.1 mln vs 18.7 mln
Nine mths
Shr 87 cts vs 76 cts
Net 5,126,000 vs 3,798,000
Sales 70.6 mln vs 57.2 mln
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test/20357 | test/20357 |@title burndy:1 corp:1 bdc:1 3rd:1 qtr:1 oct:1 2:1 net:1 |@word shr:2 21:1 ct:4 vs:6 19:1 net:2 2:2 560:1 000:4 359:1 revs:2 70:1 0:3 mln:4 56:1 nine:1 mth:1 54:1 42:1 6:1 574:1 5:1 100:1 207:1 7:1 174:1 | BURNDY CORP <BDC> 3RD QTR OCT 2 NET
Shr 21 cts vs 19 cts
Net 2,560,000 vs 2,359,000
Revs 70.0 mln vs 56.0 mln
Nine mths
Shr 54 cts vs 42 cts
Net 6,574,000 vs 5,100,000
Revs 207.7 mln vs 174.0 mln
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test/20358 | test/20358 |@title first:1 florida:1 bank:1 ffbk:1 3rd:1 qtr:1 net:1 |@word shr:2 72:1 ct:3 vs:6 74:1 net:2 11:2 9:2 mln:4 nine:1 mth:1 2:3 18:2 dlrs:3 35:1 0:1 34:1 6:2 asset:1 4:2 billion:3 3:2 billlion:1 loan:1 1:2 8:1 note:1 1986:1 3rd:1 qtr:1 include:1 security:1 tax:1 gain:1 519:1 000:1 10:1 share:1 | FIRST FLORIDA BANKS <FFBK> 3RD QTR NET
Shr 72 cts vs 74 cts
Net 11.9 mln vs 11.9 mln
Nine mths
Shr 2.18 dlrs vs 2.18 dlrs
Net 35.0 mln vs 34.6 mln
Assets 4.6 billion vs 4.3 billlion
Loans 3.1 billion vs 2.8 billion
NOTE: 1986 3rd qtr includes securities after tax gain of
1,519,000 dlrs or 10 cts a share.
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test/20363 | test/20363 |@title j:1 w:1 mays:2 inc:1 4th:1 qtr:1 july:1 31:1 net:1 |@word shr:4 profit:6 seven:1 ct:6 vs:8 32:1 net:2 154:1 398:1 694:1 521:1 revs:2 17:2 7:1 mln:4 19:1 5:1 year:4 86:1 loss:4 50:1 1:4 862:1 986:1 078:1 535:1 78:1 2:2 81:1 4:3 note:1 1987:6 result:1 include:5 extraordinary:2 credit:1 459:1 000:3 dlrs:4 21:1 per:2 due:2 utilization:2 tax:2 carryforward:2 fiscal:1 nonrecurre:4 income:4 item:2 total:2 322:1 342:1 393:1 187:1 1986:4 qtr:1 446:1 20:1 charge:1 duction:1 564:1 three:3 mth:2 211:1 196:1 pretax:1 gain:2 307:1 180:1 sale:1 company:2 leasehold:2 glen:1 oaks:1 store:1 dec:1 16:1 discontinue:1 operation:1 unit:1 jan:1 12:2 month:2 575:1 settlement:1 litigation:1 618:1 719:1 surrender:1 period:1 also:1 refund:1 prior:1 real:1 estate:1 tadxe:1 136:1 964:1 | J.W. MAYS INC <MAYS.O> 4TH QTR JULY 31 NET
Shr profit seven cts vs profit 32 cts
Net profit 154,398 vs profit 694,521
Revs 17.7 mln vs 19.5 mln
Year
Shr profit 86 cts vs loss 50 cts
Net profit 1,862,986 vs loss 1,078,535
Revs 78.2 mln vs 81.4 mln
NOTE: 1987 year results include extraordinary credit of
459,000 dlrs or 21 cts per shr due to utilization of tax loss
carryforward.
Fiscal 1987 nonrecurring income items totaled 4,322,342 vs
1,393,187 in 1986.
Qtr 1987 includes 446,000 dlrs or 20 cts per shr
extraordinary charge due to duction in utilization of tax
loss carryforward.
Nonrecurring income items totaled 2,564 in three mths
1987 vs 1,211,196 in three mths 1986.
Nonrecurring income for year 1987 included pretax gain of
4,307,180 dlrs on sale of company's leasehold of Glen Oaks
store on Dec 16, 1986.
The company discontinued operations in that unit on Jan.
17, 1987.
Nonrecurring income for three and 12 months 1986 included
575,000 for settlement of litigation and a gain of 618,719 dlrs
on surrender of leaseholds.
The 12 month period also included refund of prior year's
real estate tadxes of 136,964.
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test/20364 | test/20364 |@title alliance:1 financial:1 corp:1 alfl:1 3rd:1 qtr:1 net:1 |@word shr:2 45:1 ct:2 vs:4 61:1 net:2 504:1 000:4 683:1 nine:1 mth:1 1:1 83:1 dlrs:2 2:3 42:1 043:1 183:1 | ALLIANCE FINANCIAL CORP <ALFL.O> 3RD QTR NET
Shr 45 cts vs 61 cts
Net 504,000 vs 683,000
Nine mths
Shr 1.83 dlrs vs 2.42 dlrs
Net 2,043,000 vs 2,183,000
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test/20365 | test/20365 |@title metropolitan:1 federal:1 mftn:1 1st:1 qtr:1 net:1 |@word qtr:1 end:1 september:1 30:1 shr:1 83:1 ct:2 vs:5 75:1 net:1 3:1 053:1 000:2 2:2 775:1 asset:1 1:4 billion:2 0:1 deposit:1 851:1 8:1 mln:4 754:1 loan:1 912:1 5:1 798:1 | METROPOLITAN FEDERAL <MFTN.O> 1ST QTR NET
Qtr ended September 30.
Shr 83 cts vs 75 cts
Net 3,053,000 vs 2,775,000
Assets 1.2 billion vs 1.0 billion
Deposits 851.8 mln vs 754.1 mln
Loans 912.5 mln vs 798.1 mln
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test/20366 | test/20366 |@title rumor:1 ussr:1 buy:1 u:1 corn:1 trader:1 |@word rumor:1 circulate:1 among:1 trade:2 morning:1 ussr:1 may:1 purchase:1 one:2 two:1 mln:1 tonne:1 u:1 corn:1 confirmation:1 dealer:1 say:1 feel:1 business:1 amount:1 probably:1 low:1 end:1 estimate:1 | RUMORS THAT USSR BUYS U.S. CORN - TRADERS
Rumors circulated among the trade
this morning that the USSR may have purchased between one and
two mln tonnes of U.S. corn, but there was no confirmation.
One dealer said he felt some business had been done, but
that the amount probably was on the low end of trade estimates.
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test/20367 | test/20367 |@title altos:1 computer:1 systems:1 alto:1 1st:1 qtr:1 net:1 |@word period:1 end:1 september:1 30:1 shr:1 17:1 ct:2 vs:3 10:1 net:1 2:2 mln:4 1:1 3:1 sale:1 40:1 6:2 32:1 | ALTOS COMPUTER SYSTEMS <ALTO.O> 1ST QTR NET
Period ended September 30.
Shr 17 cts vs 10 cts
Net 2.2 mln vs 1.3 mln
Sales 40.6 mln vs 32.6 mln
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test/20368 | test/20368 |@title jannock:1 ltd:1 jn:1 3rd:1 qtr:1 net:1 |@word shr:2 65:1 ct:2 vs:6 47:1 net:2 17:1 7:2 mln:8 11:1 9:2 revs:2 131:1 128:1 4:1 nine:1 mth:1 1:2 77:1 dlrs:2 02:1 49:1 0:2 27:1 341:1 269:1 5:1 | JANNOCK LTD <JN.TO> 3RD QTR NET
Shr 65 cts vs 47 cts
Net 17.7 mln vs 11.9 mln
Revs 131.9 mln vs 128.4 mln
Nine mths
Shr 1.77 dlrs vs 1.02 dlrs
Net 49.0 mln vs 27.0 mln
Revs 341.7 mln vs 269.5 mln
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test/20370 | test/20370 |@title yellow:1 freight:1 system:1 yell:1 3rd:1 qtr:1 net:1 |@word shr:2 40:1 ct:4 vs:7 75:1 qtly:1 div:1 15:2 1:6 2:3 prior:1 net:2 11:1 7:1 mln:6 21:1 4:1 revs:2 447:1 5:1 445:1 nine:1 mth:1 04:1 dlrs:2 99:1 29:1 9:2 56:1 8:1 30:1 billion:2 28:1 note:1 full:1 name:1 yellow:1 freight:1 system:1 inc:1 dividend:1 payable:1 november:2 23:1 record:1 | YELLOW FREIGHT SYSTEM <YELL.O> 3RD QTR NET
Shr 40 cts vs 75 cts
Qtly div 15-1/2 cts vs 15-1/2 cts prior
Net 11.7 mln vs 21.4 mln
Revs 447.5 mln vs 445.2 mln
Nine mths
Shr 1.04 dlrs vs 1.99 dlrs
Net 29.9 mln vs 56.8 mln
Revs 1.30 billion vs 1.28 billion
NOTE: Full name is Yellow Freight System Inc. Dividend is
payable November 23, record November 9.
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test/20371 | test/20371 |@title raleigh:1 federal:1 savings:1 bank:1 rfbk:1 3rd:1 qtr:1 |@word shr:2 38:1 ct:2 net:2 1:1 3:1 mln:1 vs:2 668:1 000:3 nine:1 mth:1 84:1 2:2 892:1 200:1 note:1 company:1 convert:1 stock:1 ownership:1 july:1 | RALEIGH FEDERAL SAVINGS BANK <RFBK.O> 3RD QTR
Shr 38 cts
Net 1.3 mln vs 668,000
Nine mths
Shr 84 cts
Net 2,892,000 vs 2,200,000
NOTE: Company converted to stock ownership in July
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test/20372 | test/20372 |@title florida:1 employer:1 insurance:1 flaef:1 3rd:1 qtr:1 |@word shr:2 32:1 ct:4 vs:4 26:1 net:2 722:1 000:4 597:1 nine:1 mth:1 92:1 69:1 2:1 100:1 1:1 500:1 note:1 full:1 name:1 company:1 florida:1 employer:1 insurance:1 co:1 | FLORIDA EMPLOYERS INSURANCE <FLAEF.O> 3RD QTR
Shr 32 cts vs 26 cts
Net 722,000 vs 597,000
Nine mths
Shr 92 cts vs 69 cts
Net 2,100,000 vs 1,500,000
NOTE: full name of company is florida employers insurance
co.
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test/20373 | test/20373 |@title first:1 oak:1 brook:1 fobba:1 3rd:1 qtr:1 net:1 |@word shr:2 61:1 ct:2 vs:4 55:1 net:2 726:1 000:4 669:1 nine:1 mth:1 1:3 78:1 dlrs:2 63:1 2:1 133:1 960:1 note:1 full:1 name:1 first:1 oak:1 brook:1 bancshares:1 inc:1 | FIRST OAK BROOK <FOBBA.O> 3RD QTR NET
Shr 61 cts vs 55 cts
Net 726,000 vs 669,000
Nine mths
Shr 1.78 dlrs vs 1.63 dlrs
Net 2,133,000 vs 1,960,000
NOTE: Full name is First Oak Brook Bancshares Inc
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test/20374 | test/20374 |@title united:1 service:1 advisors:1 inc:1 usvsp:1 1st:1 qtr:1 |@word qtr:1 end:1 sept:1 30:1 shr:1 profit:2 seven:1 ct:2 vs:4 loss:2 two:1 net:1 228:1 691:1 54:1 115:1 revs:1 2:2 415:1 419:1 1:1 389:1 579:1 avg:1 shrs:1 3:1 056:1 787:1 933:1 058:1 | UNITED SERVICE ADVISORS INC <USVSP.O> 1ST QTR
Qtr ends Sept 30
Shr profit seven cts vs loss two cts
Net profit 228,691 vs loss 54,115
Revs 2,415,419 vs 1,389,579
Avg shrs 3,056,787 vs 2,933,058
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test/20376 | test/20376 |@title wolohan:1 lumber:1 co:1 wlhn:1 3rd:1 qtr:1 net:1 |@word shr:2 46:1 ct:4 vs:6 33:1 net:2 2:2 731:1 000:4 1:1 928:1 sale:2 66:1 mln:4 58:1 8:2 nine:1 mth:1 seven:1 61:1 6:1 310:1 3:1 579:1 171:1 141:1 9:1 | WOLOHAN LUMBER CO <WLHN.O> 3RD QTR NET
Shr 46 cts vs 33 cts
Net 2,731,000 vs 1,928,000
Sales 66.2 mln vs 58.8 mln
Nine mths
Shr seven cts vs 61 cts
Net 6,310,000 vs 3,579,000
Sales 171.8 mln vs 141.9 mln
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test/20377 | test/20377 |@title poehl:1 see:1 good:1 chance:1 currency:1 stability:1 |@word bundesbank:1 president:1 karl:1 otto:1 poehl:1 say:1 good:2 chance:2 exchange:2 rate:2 stability:2 tell:1 reporter:1 | POEHL SEES GOOD CHANCES FOR CURRENCY STABILITY
Bundesbank president Karl Otto Poehl
said there were good chances for exchange rate stability.
'The chances for exchange rate stability are good,' he told
reporters.
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test/20378 | test/20378 |@title taunton:1 savings:1 bank:1 tsbk:1 3rd:1 qtr:1 net:1 |@word shr:2 37:1 ct:2 vs:6 41:1 net:2 1:3 214:1 000:4 316:1 nine:2 mth:2 06:1 dlrs:1 3:2 408:1 2:2 809:1 asset:1 204:1 8:1 mln:6 176:1 6:1 deposit:1 154:1 0:1 131:1 loan:1 125:1 100:1 7:1 note:1 1986:2 per:1 share:1 figure:1 available:1 bank:1 convert:1 stock:1 form:1 june:1 | TAUNTON SAVINGS BANK <TSBK.O> 3RD QTR NET
Shr 37 cts vs 41 cts
Net 1,214,000 vs 1,316,000
Nine mths
Shr 1.06 dlrs
Net 3,408,000 vs 2,809,000
Assets 204.8 mln vs 176.6 mln
Deposit 154.0 mln vs 131.2 mln
Loans 125.3 mln vs 100.7 mln
NOTE: 1986 nine mths per share figures not available
because bank converted to stock form in June of 1986.
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test/20379 | test/20379 |@title gordon:1 make:1 bid:1 acquire:1 pagecorp:1 pgoa:1 |@word gordon:6 investment:1 corp:1 say:5 plan:1 make:2 offer:3 acquire:1 pagecorp:4 inc:1 class:5 b:3 share:6 9:2 25:2 dlrs:2 cash:1 per:2 bid:2 conditional:1 upon:2 examination:1 business:1 affair:1 45:1 day:1 end:1 december:3 3:1 1987:3 propose:1 would:1 condition:1 ainimum:1 number:1 tender:1 minimum:1 meanwhile:1 agree:2 grant:1 option:1 purchaser:1 900:1 000:1 exercisable:1 acquisition:1 4:1 third:1 party:1 begin:1 takeover:1 31:1 also:1 shareholder:1 deposit:1 proceed:1 | GORDON TO MAKE BID TO ACQUIRE PAGECORP <PGOA.TO>
<Gordon Investment Corp> said it plans to
make an offer to acquire all of Pagecorp Inc's class A and
Class B shares for 9.25 dlrs cash per share.
The bid is conditional upon an examination by Gordon of the
business and affairs of Pagecorp during the 45 days ending
December 3, 1987.
The proposed offer would be condition upon ainimum number
of shares being tendered, Gordon said. It did not say what the
minimum will be.
Meanwhile, Pagecorp said it agreed to grant Gordon an
option to purchaser 900,000 class A shares at 9.25 dlrs per
share, which is exercisable only if Gordon makes the
acquisition bid before December 4, 1987 or if any third party
begins a takeover before December 31, 1987.
Pagecorp also said all Class B shareholders have agreed to
deposit their class B shares, if Gordon proceeds with its
offer.
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test/20380 | test/20380 |@title trillium:1 telephone:1 tlm:1 2nd:1 qtr:1 net:1 |@word shr:2 profit:4 seven:1 ct:2 vs:7 loss:4 1:4 77:1 dlrs:2 net:2 446:1 000:4 9:2 370:1 revs:2 15:1 0:1 mln:4 13:1 3:1 six:1 mth:1 eight:1 87:1 523:1 883:1 27:2 avg:1 shrs:1 5:2 324:2 464:1 350:1 note:1 trillium:1 telephone:1 systems:1 inc:1 | TRILLIUM TELEPHONE <TLM.TO> 2ND QTR NET
Shr profit seven cts vs loss 1.77 dlrs
Net profit 446,000 vs loss 9,370,000
Revs 15.0 mln vs 13.3 mln
Six mths
Shr profit eight cts vs loss 1.87 dlrs
Net profit 523,000 vs loss 9,883,000
Revs 27.1 mln vs 27.1 mln
Avg shrs 5,324,464 vs 5,324,350
Note: Trillium Telephone Systems Inc
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