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Date: 28 April 1996
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TELEVISION;A Bold Old Hand Reshapes CBS News
Date: 28 April 1996
By Warren Berger
Warren Berger
O.K., HERE WE GO," whispers Andrew Heyward as the moment of truth arrives promptly at 6:30, with Dan Rather beginning his delivery of "The CBS Evening News." Mr. Heyward is in the program's main control room at CBS's broadcast center on West 57th Street in Manhattan, just a few feet from the command post where the executive producer, Jeffrey Fager, is cuing Mr. Rather. Mr. Heyward, who sat in Mr. Fager's chair until three months ago, when he was named president of CBS News, is the only person in this frantic cockpit with nothing much to do. These days, he usually watches the program back in his office with other executives. But at the moment he seems very much at home in this room of a hundred flashing screens. His eyes -- the eyes of a longtime television producer -- dart from screen to screen, checking the camera angles, checking the next story, checking to see what NBC is opening with on this night in mid-April.
BASEBALL;Good Victory But Bad News For the Yanks
Date: 27 April 1996
By Claire Smith
Claire Smith
When the hot-hitting Minnesota Twins came to town on the same day that the Yankees decided to shelve their top pitcher, David Cone, until his health problems can be figured out, it was hard to imagine that things could get any more bleak in the Bronx. For a while, though, it seemed they might. Kenny Rogers -- whose presence will take on new meaning if the ever-dependable Cone proves fragile or, worse, unavailable -- floundered early in the rain-delayed game against the Twins last night. He shut out the Twins for five and one-third innings last Sunday, but they had since scored 35 runs in two games against Detroit.
COMPANY NEWS;COPLEY PHARMACEUTICAL SAYS LOSSES ARE WIDENING
Date: 27 April 1996
Bloomberg Business News
Bloomberg News
Copley Pharmaceutical Inc., beset by legal woes, said yesterday that its losses were widening as the company, a drug maker, cuts prices to maintain the market share of its two best-selling products. Copley, which is 51 percent owned by Hoechst Marion Roussel Inc., said it expected to lose more than 9 cents a share but less than 18 cents a share in the first quarter, which ended on March 31. Wall Street analysts had expected the company to earn money in the quarter even though they knew of the price competition. Copley lost $1.7 million, or 9 cents, in the quarter that ended Dec. 31. In the first quarter of 1995, the company earned $2.92 million, or 15 cents a share.
COMPANY NEWS;WIRELESS ONE IN AGREEMENT TO ACQUIRE TRUVISION
Date: 27 April 1996
Dow Jones
Dow Jones
Wireless One Inc. said yesterday that it had agreed to acquire Truvision Wireless Inc. in a stock swap valued at $45 million. Wireless One, an operator of wireless pay-television systems, will exchange 3.4 million shares for all of Truvision's shares. Truvision, based in Jackson, Miss., operates four wireless pay-television systems in and around Mississippi. Wireless One, which operates 14 systems, will have about 34,000 subscribers when the deal is completed.
COMPANY NEWS;HERMAN'S SPORTING GOODS FILES FOR BANKRUPTCY
Date: 27 April 1996
Reuters
Herman's Sporting Goods Inc., which operates 117 stores in the Northeast, said yesterday that it had again filed for bankruptcy. The filing of the voluntary Chapter 11 petition in the United States Bankruptcy Court in Trenton was the second time the retailer, based in Carteret, N.J., had applied for protection from its creditors. It previously filed in 1993. As of March 30, Herman's had $127.8 million in assets and $160.5 million in liabilities, according to the filing. Among the top unsecured creditors the company listed were Reebok International, Rollerblade Inc., Authentic Fitness, Russell, Nike and Prince Sports Group. All of the company's stores will remain open for business, Herman's said.
COMPANY NEWS;AMERITECH AND I.B.M. IN MULTIBILLION-DOLLAR DEAL
Date: 27 April 1996
Reuters
The Ameritech Corporation and the systems integration unit of the International Business Machines Corporation entered into a multibillion-dollar, 10-year agreement yesterday for information technology services. The deal, involving I.B.M.'s Integrated Systems Solutions Corporation, is one of the largest ever in terms of the amount of mainframe computing capacity involved, the companies said. Under the agreement, Integrated Systems will manage Ameritech's data center operations and ongoing consolidation efforts.
COMPANY NEWS;PRIME MEDICAL SERVICES PURCHASES LITHOTRIPTERS
Date: 27 April 1996
Dow Jones
Dow Jones
Prime Medical Services Inc. said yesterday that it had bought the privately held Lithotripters Inc. for $88 million in cash and stock. Lithotripters, based in Fayetteville, N.C., and Prime Medical of Austin, Tex., both specialize in lithotripsy, a medical procedure that uses shock waves to treat kidney stones. With the purchase, Prime Medical now serves about 32,000 lithotripsy patients a year through contracts with 400 hospitals. Prime Medical said its annual revenues are expected to jump to $90 million from the $23.2 million it reported last year. The purchase price includes $70 million in cash and 1.6 million common shares.
COMPANY NEWS;BORG-WARNER TO BUY THREE COLTEC BUSINESSES
Date: 27 April 1996
Bloomberg Business News
Bloomberg News
Borg-Warner Automotive Inc. said yesterday that it would buy three automotive businesses from New York-based Coltec Industries Inc. for $283 million in cash. Borg-Warner, a Chicago-based maker of automotive drive trains, said it would buy Holley Automotive, based in Water Valley, Miss.; Coltec Automotive, based in Sallisaw, Okla., and Performance Friction Products of Longview, Tex. Borg-Warner Automotive shares rose $2.875, to $38.625, and Coltec's shares rose 62.5 cents, to $13.625, on the New York Stock Exchange. The three companies being acquired make air and oil pumps and parts for transmissions, brakes and suspensions.