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7th of November 1995 News
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Observer;Taking the Cure
Date: 07 November 1995
By Russell Baker
Russell Baker
Reading the Sunday Times under the influence of drugs, my mind stopped still in its wobbly tracks when confronted by the statement that "Daniel Barenboim does not suffer fools gladly." Normally the mind glides over cruel judgments such as this without bothering to think how cruel they are, but the drugs were turning me into a new person. I had become intensely aware of matters that had never before seemed worth being aware of.
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NEWS SUMMARY
Date: 07 November 1995
International A3-14
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NEWS SUMMARY
Date: 08 November 1995
International A3-13
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COMPANY NEWS;COMPANY BRIEFS
Date: 07 November 1995
MEDALLIANCE INC., Brentwood, Tenn., said it had sold its remaining assets to unit of W. R. Grace & Co., Boca Raton, Fla., for $21.4 million. Medalliance also agreed to assume some liabilities and debt.
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COMPANY NEWS;KODAK TO BE FREED OF MARKETING RESTRAINTS
Date: 08 November 1995
AP
After a two-and-a-half-year battle with the Federal Government, the Eastman Kodak Company has been freed of decades-old restraints intended to keep it from monopolizing the United States photographic market. The Justice Department said yesterday that it would not seek a Supreme Court appeal of a Federal court ruling setting aside consent decrees issued in 1921 and 1954 that were aimed at restraining Kodak's marketing practices. The 1921 order prohibited Kodak from making private-label film, while the 1954 order barred the company from including photofinishing costs in film prices.
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COMPANY NEWS;A UNIT OF FIRST HAWAIIAN WILL BE SOLD
Date: 08 November 1995
Dow Jones
Dow Jones
The Bank of New York Company signed an agreement yesterday to buy the municipal bond and trust business of First Hawaiian Bank for undisclosed terms. Bank of New York said the acquisition involved the transfer of about 20 municipal bond trustee and agency relationships. The acquisition is expected to close in the fourth quarter and will add to earnings immediately, Bank of New York said. The deal was the 10th trust acquisition in two years by Bank of New York. First Hawaiian Bank is a unit of First Hawaiian Inc., which is based in Honolulu.
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COMPANY NEWS;SHERWIN-WILLIAMS TO BUY PRATT & LAMBERT
Date: 07 November 1995
Reuters
The Sherwin-Williams Company, one of the nation's largest producers of paints and varnishes, has agreed to buy Pratt & Lambert United Inc. for $35 a share, or about $400 million, the companies said yesterday. The news sent Pratt & Lambert stock soaring $13.875, or more than 67 percent, to $34.625 on the New York Stock Exchange. Pratt & Lambert, based in Buffalo, is a major developer and producer of coatings and adhesives. It merged with United Coatings in August 1994, creating a company with about $500 million in annual sales. It has nearly 2,000 employees. The stock of Sherwin-Williams, based in Cleveland, fell 12.5 cents, to $37.50.
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COMPANY NEWS;MOORE IS CLOSER TO GOAL OF WALLACE TAKEOVER
Date: 07 November 1995
Bloomberg Business News
Bloomberg News
The Moore Corporation said yesterday that holders of 74 percent of the shares of Wallace Computer Services Inc. had agreed to allow those shares to be tendered in Moore's $1.4 billion hostile bid last Friday. Moore, based in Toronto, also extended its $60-a-share offer for Wallace until Dec. 11 to provide enough time to complete the acquisition. If Wallace continues to resist a merger, Moore will need the votes of 80 percent of Wallace's shares to remove Wallace's poison pill takeover defense. Moore has until the Dec. 8 annual meeting of Wallace, which is based in Chicago, to secure those votes.
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COMPANY NEWS;NPC INTERNATIONAL EXECUTIVES BID FOR COMPANY
Date: 07 November 1995
Bloomberg Business News
Bloomberg News
A group of executives at NPC International Inc., offered yesterday to buy the restaurant company for $9 a share, or $221.4 million. NPC's stock soared $2, to $8.25, in Nasdaq trading. The board of NPC, the largest Pizza Hut franchisee, said it was considering the offer from the management team led by O. Gene Bicknell, the company's chairman and chief executive. Mr. Bicknell already owns 62 percent of the 24.6 million shares outstanding. Also in the group are James K. Schwartz, president and chief operating officer, and Troy D. Cook, vice president of finance and chief financial officer. NPC, based in Pittsburg, Kan., operates 372 Pizza Hut restaurants in 11 states. It also operates Skipper's and Tony Roma's restaurants.
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COMPANY NEWS;MARQUETTE TO BUY MAKER OF MEDICAL DEVICES
Date: 07 November 1995
Dow Jones
Dow Jones
Marquette Electronics Inc. agreed yesterday to acquire the E for M Corporation of Torrance, Calif., for $12 a share, or $89 million. Two big investors in E for M, who hold a combined 30 percent of the company, have already agreed to tender their shares, said Marquette, which is based in Milwaukee. E for M's stock rose $2.375, or 26 percent, to $11.625 a share, in Nasdaq trading. Marquette's stock rose $1, to $18.75, in Nasdaq trading. Marquette said the combined company would have annual sales of more than $500 million. Both companies make cardiology monitoring and information-systems products.
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