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7th of September 1989 News
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Mayoral Pick Creates Fight Within Paper
Date: 07 September 1989
By Alex S. Jones
Alex Jones
LEAD: The Daily News has endorsed Richard Ravitch for the Democratic mayoral nomination after a weeklong dispute in which the publisher was dissuaded from his first choice, Mayor Edward I. Koch, by strong opposition from top editorial staff members. They wanted the newspaper to endorse Borough President David N.
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COMPANY NEWS;
Date: 07 September 1989
AP
LEAD: The Hong Kong investor Lo Yuk-sui offered today to lend $75 million to the Hooker Corporation, an Australian concern whose United States holdings, which include the Bonwit Teller and B. Altman department stores, are operating under Chapter 11 of the Federal Bankruptcy Code.
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NEWS SUMMARY
Date: 07 September 1989
LEAD: International A3-15
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NEWS SUMMARY
Date: 08 September 1989
LEAD: INTERNATIONAL A3-9 South Africa's Acting President, F. W. de Klerk, said that Wednesday's elections gave his party a mandate to push ahead with its plan for evolutionary change in its system of racial separation. Page A1
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Hoare Govett
Date: 08 September 1989
Reuters
LEAD: The Security Pacific Corporation, a Los Angeles commercial banking company, is considering a plan for a partial management buyout of its London-based securities subsidiary, Security Pacific Hoare Govett, the London unit said. The London unit made the disclosure in response to The Financial Times newspaper, which said the plan would allow the bank to take Hoare Govett and two other overseas securities associates off balance sheet.
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Allegheny Stake
Date: 08 September 1989
Special to The New York Times
LEAD: A group of shareholders led by the Minneapolis investor Irwin L. Jacobs has lowered its stake in Allegheny International Inc. to 6.5 percent from 7.7 percent. In a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission, Mr. Jacobs gave no reason for the sales.Between Aug. 21 and Sept. 1, the Jacobs group sold 110,800 shares in the Pittsburgh consumer products concern for prices ranging from 56.3 cents to 75 cents a share.
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Chevrolet Rebates
Date: 07 September 1989
AP
LEAD: Chevrolet announced rebates on two of its 1990 cars, two weeks after formally introducing them. The auto maker, a unit of the General Motors Corporation, put a $750 cash rebate on all models of its 1990 Lumina sedan, a car introduced earlier in the year to replace the Chevrolet Celebrity. It also offered an $800 rebate to buyers of the Geo Prism and Chevrolet Nova.
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First Chicago Sale
Date: 07 September 1989
AP
LEAD: The First Chicago Corporation said it would sell its First Chicago Investment Advisors subsidiary to a management group. The deal, worth $102 million, calls for First Chicago to receive $70 million in cash, a $15 million subordinated note and a 10 percent ownership stake in the new company. First Chicago said it expected to realize a pretax gain of $60 million to $65 million on the transaction.
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Discussions On UAL Offer
Date: 07 September 1989
LEAD: Stephen M. Wolf, the head of the UAL Corporation, met yesterday with Transportation Secretary Samuel K. Skinner to discuss details of a takeover bid by a group that includes UAL's management, its pilots' union and British Airways. A spokesman for the Transportation Department said the Secretary would not have any comment.
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A.T.&T. Bank Plan
Date: 08 September 1989
Reuters
LEAD: The American Telephone and Telegraph Company will participate in a new program offered by a subsidiary of the American Banking Association to provide telecommunications and other services to banks. A.T.& T. said it had an exclusive contract to supply the services. The banks, which will pay an annual fee based on their assets, could save about 15 percent on communications costs.
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