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9th of March 1994 News
Notícias como apareceu na primeira página do New York Times em 9 de março de 1994
U.S. Judge Frees Daily News From Maxwell Case Claim
Date: 10 March 1994
By Michael Janofsky
Michael Janofsky
A Federal bankruptcy judge yesterday ruled invalid a claim of more than $92 million against the American corporation that owned The Daily News of New York when it was controlled by Robert Maxwell. The claim had been filed by the Mirror Group Newspapers P.L.C. of London, one remnant of Maxwell's overseas corporate empire. By a previous arrangement with other foreign creditors, the ruling also eliminated another $200 million in claims.
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Man in the News; A Rescuer Steeped in Washington's Ways: Lloyd Norton Cutler
Date: 09 March 1994
By Neil A. Lewis
Neil Lewis
Lloyd N. Cutler, who was named today by President Clinton to be the new special counsel to the President, has been asked to come to the rescue in much the same manner before. Mr. Cutler, regarded as among the most seasoned of Washington's lawyers who operate at the intersection of politics and policy, was recruited as President Jimmy Carter's White House counsel in 1979 to replace a longtime associate of the President's family. That lawyer, Robert J. Lipshutz, was judged to be insufficiently steeped in the ways of Washington to help the President cope with a flood of politically tinged legal issues.
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Journal; The Silent Partner
Date: 10 March 1994
By Frank Rich
Frank Rich
Amazingly, Tuesday was the second anniversary of the New York Times article that broke the Whitewater mess -- as Whitewatergate is known to those of us who have not yet convicted the President. But it was just last weekend that the 16-year-old collision of a failed land deal and a failed S.&L., a story comprehensible only with Rube Goldbergesque flow charts, became a national craze. What changed? In substance Whitewater may have little in common with Watergate -- an abuse of power by a President in office -- but in form Whitewater has now started to mimic Watergate as cheesily as "Pretty Woman" replays "Pygmalion."
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Antitrust Inquiry on Cable Gear
Date: 09 March 1994
By Edmund L. Andrews
Edmund Andrews
The Justice Department's antitrust division is investigating whether the General Instrument Corporation, a leading supplier of equipment to the cable television industry, may have a stranglehold on the delivery of advanced video services. People familiar with the inquiry say the Justice Department has demanded a wide range of information from General Instrument, both about the company's past relationships in the cable industry and about new technologies that can be used to deliver interactive television and hundreds of channels of programming. In a Crucial Position The inquiry could have a broad impact because General Instrument has evolved into a technology gatekeeper in the cable television industry and is also an important contender in the emerging market for new services to be delivered over future two-way cable systems.
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Youth Guilty In the Slaying Of an Editor
Date: 10 March 1994
By Joseph P. Fried
Joseph Fried
A teen-ager from Colombia was convicted yesterday of killing Manuel de Dios Unanue, a journalist who crusaded against drugs, in a plot that prosecutors said was tied to a powerful Colombian drug cartel that was angered by Mr. de Dios's writings. A Federal District Court jury in Brooklyn found that the teen-ager, Wilson Alejandro Mejia Velez, 19, was the gunman who fired two bullets into Mr. Dios's head as he chatted at the bar in an Elmhurst, Queens, restaurant two years ago.
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COMPANY NEWS;
Date: 09 March 1994
By Bloomberg News
Bloomberg News
The General Electric Company's chairman and chief executive, John F. Welch Jr., earned $4.01 million in salary, bonus, and other compensation last year. In 1993, Mr. Welch received a base salary of $1.5 million and a performance bonus of $2.2 million, according to the company's proxy statement, which was filed today with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
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Trump Nears Public Offer
Date: 10 March 1994
By Bloomberg News
Bloomberg News
Trump Taj Mahal Associates said yesterday that it had reached an agreement with investors that brings Donald J. Trump a step closer to being able to sell a stake in his three Atlantic City casinos to the public. "Our public intention is that we'll do" an initial public offering this year, John Burke, Trump's financial vice president, said.
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Vie de France Sale
Date: 10 March 1994
By Bloomberg News
Bloomberg News
The Vie de France Corporation has agreed to sell its chain of 31 bakery-restaurants to the Yamazaki Baking Company of Japan for $20 million in cash. Vie de France, which receives about three-quarters of its revenue from the restaurant division, announced a preliminary accord on Feb. 7.
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Lilly Agrees To Purchase Of Sphinx
Date: 09 March 1994
By Bloomberg News
Bloomberg News
Eli Lilly & Company said today that it had agreed to buy the Sphinx Pharmaceuticals Corporation for $6 a share, or about $72 million, as part of efforts to accelerate development of new drugs. Lilly's purchase of Sphinx, whose focus is rapid production and screening of thousands of potential drugs, could bolster Lilly's drug pipeline, the lifeblood of pharmaceutical companies.
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CAREMARK COMPLETES PURCHASE OF CRITICAL CARE
Date: 09 March 1994
By Bloomberg News
Bloomberg News
Caremark International Inc. said yesterday that it had completed the purchase of Critical Care America, the home-infusion unit of Medical Care America Inc., for $175 million. Caremark, based in Northbrook, Ill., agreed to buy Critical Care, a provider of food and medicine to sick people at home, in January. Medical Care America and Critical Care America are both based in Dallas.
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