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7th of June 1993 News
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Woman in the News; From Demure Survivor to G.O.P. Star
Date: 07 June 1993
By Sam Howe Verhovek
Sam Verhovek
Kay Bailey, one of seven women among the 236 graduates in the 1967 class at the University of Texas Law School, says she found herself shut out when she applied for work in the male-dominated world of Houston's law firms. On a whim, she went by KPRC-TV here one day to check into a reporting job. The news director at the time, Ray Miller, impressed with both her assurance and her cheerfulness, hired Miss Bailey and sent her back to Austin, to cover the equally male-dominated world of the State Legislature.
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THE MEDIA BUSINESS: Press Notes; Between the Idea of a CNNNewspaper Alliance and the Reality Falls the Shadow of Ted Turner
Date: 07 June 1993
By William Glaberson
William Glaberson
SOMETIMES in business you come this close to the dream deal. That is what happened last week to Leland Schwartz, 44, the founder, editor and publisher of States News Service in Washington. Mr. Schwartz's small news organization supplies news reports from the capital to some 300 newspapers around the country.
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2 Magazines Closing Down
Date: 07 June 1993
Two media trade publications are suspending publication. Cowles Business Media said Friday that it had acquired Magazine Week and would suspend its publication. The last issue will appear today.
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CHRONICLE
Date: 08 June 1993
By Nadine Brozan
Nadine Brozan
The guard at the State Department changed yesterday when RICHARD BOUCHER, the bearded and unflappable press secretary whose soft but authoritative voice and skill at obfuscation were well known to diplomatic reporters, stepped aside in favor of MIKE McCURRY. Mr. McCurry is a veteran press secretary, whose expertise lies in political campaigns more than in international affairs. He served as spokesman for three candidates for the Democratic Presidential nomination: Senator John Glenn (1984), Bruce Babbitt (1988), now the Interior Secretary, and Senator Bob Kerrey (1992). He is also a former spokesman for the Democratic National Committee.
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Poll Finds Knowledge About AIDS Increasing
Date: 08 June 1993
By Michael R. Kagay
Michael Kagay
AMERICANS show improved knowledge about AIDS as well as increased personal acquaintance with victims of AIDS, and half of all adults now say they have acted to avoid getting AIDS themselves, according to the latest New York Times/CBS News Poll. Forty-nine percent of the 1,347 adults interviewed June 1 to 3 answered "yes" when asked, "Is there anything in particular you have done to avoid getting AIDS?" The nationwide telephone poll had a margin of sampling error of plus or minus three percentage points.
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Worthen Loans Are Cited
Date: 08 June 1993
By Bloomberg News
Bloomberg News
The Worthen Banking Corporation, which is under investigation for possible banking law violations, lent $59.5 million in 1992 to companies tied to its principal shareholders and its officers and directors. Worthen Banking also paid about $6.5 million for products and services to companies owned or part-owned by the Stephens family, which has a 25.1 percent stake in Worthen, according to its proxy statement.
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APPLE COMPUTER SHARES DECLINE ON ANALYSTS' ESTIMATES
Date: 08 June 1993
By Bloomberg News
Bloomberg News
Shares of the Apple Computer Corporation declined more than $4 yesterday after a Dean Witter analyst, Eugene Glazer, cut his estimates for the company's earnings. Mr. Glazer wrote in a report that there was a risk Apple would not meet third-quarter revenue expectations and that the computer manufacturer might have to cut prices to raise revenue. Mr. Glazer also cut his estimates for the third quarter ending June 30 to 89 cents a share from $1.04 and slashed his 1993 estimate to $4 from $4.30. For the comparable period a year ago, Apple's net income was $530.4 million, or $4.33 a share.
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HUNTINGTON BANCSHARES SAYS IT WILL BUY INDIANA BANK
Date: 08 June 1993
By Bloomberg News
Bloomberg News
Huntington Bancshares Inc. signed a definitive agreement yesterday to buy the four-office First Bancorp Indiana Inc. for cash and stock valued at $47.5 million. First Bancorp, which is based in Lafayette, Ind., has $284 million in assets. Huntington said it would exchange its own stock for the 1.112 million outstanding shares of First Bancorp, but the ratio of the exchange had not been determined. First Bancorp's stock jumped $4.125, to $39.25, in Nasdaq trading. Huntington stock slipped 75 cents, to $24.75. On June 1, Huntington agreed to acquire Railroadmen's Federal Savings and Loan Association of Indianapolis in a share swap valued about $88.6 million.
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FED MAKES NO DECISION ON BANK OF BOSTON ACQUISITIONS
Date: 08 June 1993
By Bloomberg News
Bloomberg News
The Federal Reserve Board met yesterday for the second time without deciding whether to clear the proposal by the Bank of Boston Corporation to acquire Multibank Financial of Dedham, Mass., and Society for Savings Bancorp in Hartford. The Boston Globe reported on Saturday that the Fed had made a preliminary decision to reject the mergers because the Bank of Boston's $2.3 billion capital was inadequate. A Fed spokesman said the board, which began discussing the applications last week, would resume its review tomorrow. Shares of Multibank Financial plunged $3.75 yesterday, to $20.50. Shares of Society for Savings fell 37.5 cents, to $16.50, and shares of the Bank of Boston declined 37.5 cents, to $21.875.
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FUNERAL HOME GIANT AGREES TO BUY AUSTRALIAN CONCERN
Date: 08 June 1993
By Bloomberg News
Bloomberg News
The world's largest funeral home company, the Service Corporation International of Houston, has agreed to pay the equivalent of about $69 million for an Australian funeral business. The move would be the Service Corporation's first into a foreign market. The Australian business, called Pine Grove, is being sold by its debt-laden parent, Industrial Equity Ltd. Pine Grove conducts 16,000 funeral services annually, or 13 percent of Australia's funerals, and performs 19,000 cremations and burials annually, or about 16 percent of the market.
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