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26th of December 1991 News
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Deadline for Daily News May Be About 6 Weeks
Date: 26 December 1991
By Roger Cohen
Roger Cohen
Controlled by an accounting firm, overseen by a group of creditors including ink and paper manufacturers, and still losing money, The Daily News appears to have about six weeks to turn itself into a viable business after the Maxwell debacle, industry experts and advisers to the paper say. That is clearly an unenviable, as well as cumbersome, situation. And in a fiercely competitive newspaper market like New York, some analysts believe the News's convoluted management group now has less chance than ever of developing a blueprint for survival before the money runs out. "There is no deep pocket to support further losses, so the difference between incoming and outgoing now has to be resolved very quickly," said John Morton, a newspaper investment analyst at Lynch, Jones & Ryan. "To do that, you probably need rapid concessions from unions, and I don't see that happening. I am very doubtful that the paper can survive."
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CHRONICLE
Date: 26 December 1991
The Italians have replaced the Japanese as the No. 1 buyers of art in the world, according to an annual list of the top 200 collectors, appearing in the January issue of Art News Magazine. In fact, the number of Japanese collectors on the list dropped to 10 from 15, the steepest decline from last year, while those from Germany increased to 18 from 10, the biggest increase.
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Russians Greet Raising of New Flag With Expressions of Pride and Relief
Date: 27 December 1991
By James F. Clarity
James Clarity
The 149 million people in this country woke up today living under the Russian flag in a land called Russia for the first time in 74 years. Some marked the transition as an event of national pride, some viewed it as a reminder of an agonizing rebirth that was still under way, while others ignored it in their daily struggle with food shortages and hunt for presentable New Year's gifts.
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TV Weekend; Examining the Scandals at a U.S. Relief Agency
Date: 27 December 1991
By Walter Goodman
Walter Goodman
Sunday's edition of "Special Assignment," on CNN at 9 P.M., takes apart the record of the Agency for International Development. If Mark Feldstein's report is reasonably accurate, the agency, which distributes food, medicine and other help to the needy around the world, has been bilked by its own officials and employees. Gene Richardson, its assistant inspector general for investigations, says: "Our crime rate is essentially higher than virtually every other agency in the Government." Contractors have squeezed kickbacks out of programs to help feed Pakistan's poor. A deputy director went to prison for accepting nearly $100,000 in payoffs for awarding contracts to Honduras. Three scientists who were supposed to use aid money to find a cure for malaria, that world-class killer, instead made killings of their own. And there's more.
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American Income
Date: 27 December 1991
By Bloomberg News
Bloomberg News
American Income Holding Inc., an insurance company in Wilmington, Del., plans to recapitalize its operations through a series of steps, including the public sale of four million shares of common stock. In a statement filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission, American Income said it had about $6.3 billion of life insurance in force as of September.
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Abraxas Deal
Date: 27 December 1991
By Bloomberg News
Bloomberg News
The Abraxas Petroleum Company said its subsidiary Abraxas Production had completed the previously announced acquisition of interests in 29 oil and gas wells on the Texas Gulf Coast and in Alabama. Abraxas bought the properties, containing estimated reserves of 303,000 barrels of oil and 1.53 billion cubic feet of natural gas, from the Nuevo Energy Company for $2.28 million in cash.
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Colorocs in Talks On Sale of Division
Date: 27 December 1991
By Bloomberg News
Bloomberg News
The Colorocs Corporation is holding talks with prospective buyers of its research division. The sale would be part of Colorocs's strategy to emerge from bankruptcy, said a spokeswoman for the maker of color copiers and computer printers.
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Northwest in Deal With de Havilland
Date: 27 December 1991
By Bloomberg News
Bloomberg News
Northwest Airlines will buy 20 Dash 8 short-range aircraft for $190 million from Boeing Canada's de Havilland division. Northwest will lease the aircraft to Mesaba Aviation, which operates as Northwest Airlink in the Detroit and Minneapolis markets.
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Bank Settles Lawsuit
Date: 27 December 1991
By Bloomberg News
Bloomberg News
First Community Bancorp said it had settled a lawsuit filed by its subsidiary First National Bank and Trust Company against the certified public accounting firm of Lindgren, Callihan, Van Osdol & Company. First Community's chief financial officer, Jerry Lecklider, declined to describe the nature of the suit against the Rockford accounting firm. Mr. Lecklider would not disclose terms of the settlement.
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Kodak Stake In Vortech
Date: 27 December 1991
By Bloomberg News
Bloomberg News
The Eastman Kodak Company said today that it would increase its minority interest in Vortech Data Inc., and have an option to assume controlling interest in the company in 1993. Kodak, based in Rochester, did not disclose how much of a stake it has or would have after the transaction in Vortech, a supplier of systems used to manage medical images. Other terms were also not disclosed.
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