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Date: 16 January 1995
By Andy Meisler
Andy Meisler
Hoping to win the elusive loyalty of channel surfers and compulsive zappers while maintaining its position at the top of the local television news ratings, a broadcast station in Minneapolis-St. Paul is making a most unusual leap into the Interactive Age. The biggest surprise is just how low tech and inexpensive this leap is.
Date: 16 January 1995
By David Margolick
David Margolick
As O. J. Simpson heads for trial this week on murder charges, an extraordinary and apparently irreparable breach has developed between two of his lawyers: Robert L. Shapiro and Mr. Shapiro's former mentor, F. Lee Bailey. The feud, which will be left to a third member of the defense team, Johnnie L. Cochran Jr., to referee or resolve, is an embarrassing distraction, becoming public only four days before opening statements, which are set for Thursday. It stems from the results of an internal investigation by Mr. Simpson's main investigator, William Pavelic of Los Angeles, into disclosures to the press.
Date: 16 January 1995
By Bloomberg News
Bloomberg News
Sales of series EE savings bonds declined 20.2 percent in December, to $784 million from $983 million a year earlier, the Treasury said last week. Sales have declined since the minimum guaranteed interest rate on savings bonds was lowered to 4 percent from 6 percent in 1993.
Date: 16 January 1995
By Bloomberg News
Bloomberg News
The Ford Motor Company is investing $400 million to expand production at its F-series pickup and Bronco sport-utility truck plant in Wayne, Mich. The expansion, which includes a new body shop, is to accommodate production of all-new models for 1997, Ford, the No. 2 United States auto maker, said on Friday.
Date: 15 January 1995
International 3-15 RUSSIAN DRIVE CONTINUES Russia continued to put its full strength against the fighters in the capital of a breakaway region, and fighting is likely to continue in the city for some time. 1 PESO CRISIS HURTS MEXICANS For the Mexican middle class, interest rates on loans and credit cards have ballooned in the peso crisis. But for the poor, staples like eggs and milk have become luxuries. 1
Date: 16 January 1995
International A2-7 MEXICAN OPPONENTS MEET Mexican peasant rebel leaders met with representatives of President Ernesto Zedillo Ponce de Leon for the first formal negotiations between the Government and the insurgents in almost a year. A1 HOLOCAUST REMEMBRANCE DISPUTE Elie Wiesel, the Nobel laureate, said he was not sure whether he would attend ceremonies planned by Poland to mark the 50th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz. A2
Date: 15 January 1995
The United Nations has appointed the former president of the Supreme Court of Madagascar as chief prosecutor for an international tribunal to try people accused of atrocities in Rwanda. The prosecutor, Honore Rakotomanana, 61, will travel to Kigali, the Rwandan capital, in 10 days to establish a prosecutor's office and appoint an investigative team, said Christian Chartier, a spokesman for the United Nations International War Crimes Tribunal at The Hague.
Date: 16 January 1995
The Federal Aviation Administration has ordered United States airlines flying to and from East Asia to increase security measures as a result of bomb threats, a State Department official said tonight. In the wake of the directive, a United Airlines jet, Flight 826 en route to Hawaii, returned to Tokyo today after F.A.A. investigators warned airline officials in Chicago that a bomb might have been planted on the plane. No bomb was found. The flight was scheduled to proceed to Honolulu this afternoon, the airline said.
Date: 16 January 1995
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Date: 16 January 1995
By Bill Carter
Bill Carter
A merger of Turner Broadcasting System Inc. and NBC that was being negotiated this weekend instead collapsed over the issue of control of the merged entity, after a meeting between John F. Welch Jr., the chairman of the General Electric Company, which owns NBC, and Ted Turner, the chairman of Turner Broadcasting. Both sides issued statements yesterday, declaring that the proposed merger had been halted, and attributing its failure to a disagreement about which side would have retained management control.