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3rd of January 1996 News
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In Some Classrooms, Old News Proves Far Livelier Than History
Date: 03 January 1996
By Michael Pollak
Michael Pollak
Forget the grocery checkout counter. To history fans, the nation's most exciting tabloid may be one published in a 150-year-old brick farm house on the fringe of Amish country in Pennsylvania. When the tabloid, Old News, headlines an article, "Diplomat Attends a Viking Funeral," and dates it in A.D. 922, no one complains about staleness. An article about scandal in the White House involving the First Lady, headlined, "President's Wife Accused of Bigamy," refers to Rachel Jackson.
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News Summary
Date: 03 January 1996
International A2-7
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NEWS SUMMARY
Date: 04 January 1996
International A3-13
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COMPANY NEWS;EUROPEAN AMERICAN BUYS LEASING COMPANY
Date: 04 January 1996
Bloomberg Business News
Bloomberg News
European American Bank said yesterday that it had acquired the American Equipment Leasing Company, a leasing and finance company, for more than $200 million. The acquisition is part of a strategy by the bank, a unit of the Dutch bank ABN Amro Holding N.V., to expand its lending business by acquiring finance and leasing companies. European American, based in Uniondale, L.I., said the price included cash and the repayment of outstanding debt held by American Equipment, which is based in Reading, Pa.
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COMPANY NEWS;TYCO INTERNATIONAL SELLS BRANDS TO BEIERSDORF
Date: 03 January 1996
AP
Tyco International Ltd. said yesterday that it had agreed to sell its Curad and Futuro brands of bandages to Beiersdorf A.G. of Germany for $165 million. Tyco, based in Exeter, N.H., said it would make the products for Beiersdorf under a long-term deal. Tyco said the businesses had annual sales of more than $100 million. The German company is established in the consumer health care sector with its Nivea and Eucerin skin lotions in the United States. Tyco's stock was unchanged, at $35.50, on the New York Stock Exchange.
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COMPANY NEWS;MEDAPHIS BUYS MEDICAL MANAGEMENT SERVICES
Date: 03 January 1996
Dow Jones
Dow Jones
The Medaphis Corporation said yesterday that it had acquired Medical Management Sciences Inc. for about $149 million in stock, or four million shares. Medical Management, based in Baltimore, provides business management services to about 1,700 radiologists and radiation oncologists. Medaphis said that Medical Management had 1995 revenues of about $20.5 million and about $7.7 million in earnings before taxes. Shares of Medaphis, an Atlanta provider of business management services to physicians and hospitals, rose 25 cents, to $37.25 a share in Nasdaq trading.
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COMPANY NEWS;NATIONAL ENERGY TO ACQUIRE ALEXANDER ENERGY
Date: 03 January 1996
Reuters
National Energy Group said yesterday that it had signed a letter of intent to acquire the Alexander Energy Corporation in a stock deal valued at $129 million, including assumption of about $48 million in debt. The Dallas-based National Energy has offered 1.8 shares of its stock for each Alexander share. National's president and chief executive, Miles Bender, said the two companies' oil and gas reserves, mainly in the Midwest, were complementary. Alexander, which is 8.7 percent owned by the New York investor Carl C. Icahn, looks for and develops oil and gas deposits in Oklahoma and Arkansas. National Energy's stock fell 12.5 cents, to $3.375, while shares of Alexander, based in Oklahoma City, edged up 12.5 cents, to $4.688, in Nasdaq trading.
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COMPANY NEWS;JOHNSON & JOHNSON GETS NEW PRODUCT APPROVAL
Date: 03 January 1996
Bloomberg Business News
Bloomberg News
Johnson & Johnson said yesterday that it had won approval from the Food and Drug Administration to sell Renova, a prescription skin cream to reduce wrinkles, pigmentation and dryness in skin overexposed to the sun. It was developed by the Ortho Pharmaceutical Corporation, a Johnson & Johnson unit. Johnson & Johnson, based in New Brunswick, N.J., has made a big push into dermatology products in recent years, including the $924 million acquisition of the Neutrogena Corporation in 1994.
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COMPANY NEWS;BEACON PROPERTIES TO BUY ATLANTA REAL ESTATE
Date: 03 January 1996
Dow Jones
Dow Jones
The Beacon Properties Corporation said yesterday that it would acquire a suburban Atlanta office complex for $336 million from the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company of New York and Taylor & Mathis, an Atlanta real estate developer. Under the deal, Beacon, a Boston real estate investment trust, would acquire 32 buildings in Perimeter Center. The company would also have the option to buy adjoining land to develop another 1.6 million square feet of office space. The purchase would increase Beacon's property holdings nearly 50 percent, to about 10 million square feet of space.
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COMPANY NEWS;TENNECO ENERGY TO SELL ITS PIPELINE STAKE
Date: 03 January 1996
AP
Tenneco Energy, a unit of Tenneco Inc., said yesterday that it had agreed to sell its 50 percent interest in the Kern River natural gas pipeline system to the Williams Companies for $205 million. Tenneco Energy, based in Houston, and Williams, based in Tulsa, Okla., are partners in the Kern River pipeline that runs from Opal, Wyo., to Bakersfield, Calif. The agreement was made on Dec. 31. Tenneco Energy said the timing would allow the company to retain about $10 million of net operating income accrued since September, when it announced the sale of its share to a subsidiary of the Questar Corporation of Salt Lake City for $225 million. Last week, Tenneco Energy and Questar terminated the deal after the Federal Trade Commission voted against it.
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