Ponovno predvajanje torek, 8. september 1992

Georgia Sale By Times Co.

Date: 09 September 1992

The New York Times Company said yesterday that it had completed the sale of the offices, equipment and subscription lists of The Gwinnett Daily News, a suburban Atlanta newspaper it had owned since 1987. The newpaper was published on Sunday for the last time. The property of the Gwinnett paper was sold to Cox Enterprises Inc., publisher of The Atlanta Journal and Constitution. The sale was announced last month but was subject to a waiting period for possible review by the Justice Department. That period has now expired.

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Who Reports What on Iraq: Pentagon Eases Reins a Bit

Date: 09 September 1992

By John H. Cushman Jr

John Cushman

Like trauma victims trying to put a recurring nightmare to rest, the American military and American news organizations have been struggling to overcome the Persian Gulf war's legacy of mutual mistrust as reporters cover the latest military operation here. Reporters who have covered both the war and the latest effort, which is intended to deny the Iraqi Government the use of airspace over southern Iraq, are unanimous in saying that the situation is better now.

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INSIDE

Date: 09 September 1992

Bush Makes Appeal to Jews The President said that Gov. Bill Clinton had "wavered" on confronting Iraq and that any suspicion of anti-Semitic feeling in the Administration was personally hurtful. Page A14. A Salvo Against Car Thieves Governor Florio joined Newark in its battle against car theft, outlining a plan that includes guaranteed jail time for chronic offenders. Page B1. Mets Co-Owner May Sell

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THE 1992 CAMPAIGN: On the Attack; CLINTON ACCUSES REPORTERS OF BIAS

Date: 08 September 1992

By Gwen Ifill

Gwen Ifill

Gov. Bill Clinton, who has grown increasingly frustrated and angry over questions about his draft status during the Vietnam War, lashed out at the press today, saying reporters had made no similar effort to query President Bush on his involvement in the Iran-contra affair. Mr. Clinton for the first time brought up reported comments by former Defense Secretary Caspar W. Weinberger suggesting that Mr. Bush may have known about the arms-for-hostages deal. Mr. Clinton said Mr. Bush's actions may have demonstrated "support for illegal conduct."

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Alarm Clocks Can Kill You. Have a Smoke.

Date: 08 September 1992

By Elizabeth M. Whelan

Elizabeth

Believing what you read about preventive medicine in popular women's magazines can be hazardous to your health. A review of the July, August and September issues of 10 such publications reveals not only that the health "advice" is a distortion of scientific reality, but that the disinformation about health is sponsored -- through advertising -- by the manufacturer of the leading cause of death. The science of disease causation and prevention -- epidemiology -- is neither new nor mysterious. Medical books state that about two million Americans die each year, and some one million of those deaths are preventable (that is, premature). Half of the preventable deaths (500,000) are caused by cigarette smoking and an additional 100,000 or so are the result of alcohol misuse and abuse. Most of the rest of the preventable deaths were caused by violence, drug abuse or failure to use life-saving technologies like seat belts, smoke detectors or tests for the early detection of disease.

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Duties on Chryslers Seen

Date: 09 September 1992

By Bloomberg News

Bloomberg News

The European Commission is likely to impose import duties of up to 20 percent on Chrysler Corporation cars made in Austria, a commission official said. The decision is expected to be taken at the European Community executive commission's meeting on Wednesday. The Austrian Government has exceeded European Commission limits in giving state subsidies to Chrysler in the production of Voyager mini-vans, the official said.

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BOEING EXERCISES OPTION ON BOMBARDIER CONTRACT

Date: 09 September 1992

By Bloomberg News

Bloomberg News

Bombardier Inc. said yesterday that the Boeing Company of Seattle had decided to exercise an option for Bombardier to continue building rear fuselage sections for the Boeing 767 jetliner. Bombardier said the extension was worth about $58 million.

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DURR-FILLAUER TO MERGE WITH BERGEN BRUNSWIG

Date: 09 September 1992

By Bloomberg News

Bloomberg News

Durr-Fillauer Medical Inc. agreed yesterday to merge with the Bergen Brunswig Corporation, one of the nation's largest medical products wholesalers, for $33 a share, or about $470 million. The agreement ends two months of talks and lawsuits between Durr, a regional pharmaceutical and medical products company based in Montgomery, Ala., and Bergen, based in Orange, Calif. Bergen originally offered to acquire Durr for $26 a share, or $365 million, on July 7. Durr's shares gained 37.5 cents in over-the-counter trading yesterday, to $32.975.

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ROCKWELL AGREES TO SPACE VENTURE WITH RUSSIANS

Date: 09 September 1992

By Bloomberg News

Bloomberg News

The Rockwell International Corporation said yesterday that it had signed an agreement to pursue space ventures with a Russian aerospace company. The Russian concern, NPO Energia, will develop hardware to allow American space shuttle vehicles to dock with Russia's Mir space station. The companies also plan to talk with NASA about using the Russian Soyuz TM spacecraft as a return vehicle for the Space Station Freedom project scheduled for later this decade.

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VARITY UNIT TO SELL MF INDUSTRIAL TO MANAGEMENT

Date: 09 September 1992

By Bloomberg News

Bloomberg News

The Varity Corporation said yesterday that its Massey Ferguson group had agreed to sell its industrial machinery business, MF Industrial, to a group led by the unit's management for about $18 million. MF Industrial, based in Manchester, England, had sales of about $91 million in 1991. Varity, based in Toronto, said in a statement that the sale was part of its restructuring program. The proceeds will be used to reduce debt.

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