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Date: 30 March 1996
By James Brooke
James Brooke
On Main Street, sleek satellite uplink trucks park next to battered pickups, some of which have a deer shot out of season thrown in the back. On snowy sidewalks, network correspondents, posing in L. L. Bean country outfits, cross paths with ranchers in bib overalls spattered with blood from calving season.
Date: 31 March 1996
By Alessandra Stanley
Alessandra Stanley
THE Communist leader Gennadi A. Zyuganov has made some far-fetched claims on the stump. Last week, he suggested that Stalin respected the Russian Orthodox Church in his heart. He also said that 20 years ago the C.I.A. launched a plot to destroy the Soviet Union, and that the Russian mass media are conspiring against him. On at least the third claim, Mr. Zyuganov has a point.
Date: 31 March 1996
By Maureen Dowd
Maureen Dowd
We're no angels. We are a noisy, imperfect lot struggling to scribble what has been called the first draft of history. The occupation has always had its hazards. As George Bernard Shaw wrote to a journalist: "Dear Sir, Your profession has, as usual, destroyed your brain."
Date: 31 March 1996
By Tom Kuntz
Tom Kuntz
ALL you worrywarts wringing your hands over whether liberals and conservatives in this country will ever come together can just take a chill pill. They already share common ground in this respect: they are both the targets of advertisers hawking a variety of products and services, some of which are pretty schlocky. Hey, it could be something to build on. Take a look at the leading glossy magazines of the two camps: Mother Jones, the liberal bimonthly that is celebrating its 20th anniversary this year, and National Review, the conservative biweekly founded by William F. Buckley Jr., which celebrated its 40th last year.
Date: 31 March 1996
By Craig R. Whitney
Craig Whitney
NATO's success so far in enforcing a military settlement of the war in Bosnia has restored the credibility and sense of purpose the alliance has been seeking since the end of the cold war, but the achievement rests on foundations as fragile as the peace here. More than three months into its 12-month mandate in Bosnia, NATO has hardly had to fire a shot to get the parties to observe the provisions of the peace agreement that required them to pull back from the front lines and start reducing their forces.
Date: 30 March 1996
Bloomberg Business News
Bloomberg News
The Perkin-Elmer Corporation said yesterday that it would take a restructuring charge of $62.3 million, or $1.44 a share, to cut 7 percent of its work force and reorganize its analytical instruments business into three units. The company, based in Norwalk, Conn., said in January that it would take a charge of $57 million to $65 million, or $1.30 to $1.50 a share. Yesterday it provided specific figures and said it would cut 390 jobs. The company, which makes analytical instruments and life science systems for the food, drug and environmental industries, expects to save more than $40 million a year in operating costs.
Date: 30 March 1996
Dow Jones
Dow Jones
The Southern National Corporation said yesterday that it would acquire the Regional Acceptance Corporation, a provider of used-car loans, in a stock transaction valued at about $167 million. Southern National will exchange 0.3929 of a share for each share of Regional Acceptance, which would value Regional Acceptance at about $11 a share. Southern National, a banking company, will issue slightly more than six million shares in the transaction. Regional Acceptance, based in Greenville, N.C., has 27 branches in North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee and Virginia.
Date: 30 March 1996
Dow Jones
Dow Jones
The Waters Corporation has agreed to buy TA Instruments Inc., a maker of analytical instruments, for $84 million. TA Instruments, of New Castle, Del., makes devices used by companies to test physical characteristics of polymers and related materials. The tests can be used in research and development to test properties like durability in plastic automobile bumpers. TA Instruments has been owned by a group led by management and Chase Capital Partners since 1990. Waters, a maker of liquid-based analytical instruments, has annual sales of about $333 million, while TA Instruments has sales of $47 million.