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29th of September 1993 News
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Tabloid Show for TV
Date: 29 September 1993
By Bloomberg News
Bloomberg News
The Enquirer/Star Group Inc., publisher of such supermarket standards as The National Enquirer, Star and Soap Opera Magazine, has teamed with Brandon Tartikoff, the former chairman of NBC Entertainment and Paramount Pictures, to produce a television special based on the Weekly World News tabloid. The prime-time special, which will be broadcast on CBS, will begin filming in November and feature on-camera reports from members of the tabloid's staff.
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Murdoch in Accord With Craft Unions On Reopening Post
Date: 30 September 1993
By William Glaberson
William Glaberson
After a flurry of behind-the-scenes activity, Rupert Murdoch said yesterday that he was willing to return, once again, to publishing The New York Post. The price was capitulation by the production unions whose members, for a time, supported a strike by the New York Newspaper Guild, which represents news, advertising and circulation employees.
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Post Teeters on Brink as Murdoch Insists He Is Abandoning Purchase
Date: 29 September 1993
By Steven Lee Myers
Steven Myers
The New York Post teetered on the edge of extinction once again yesterday, failing to publish for a second day as its erstwhile savior, Rupert Murdoch, stood by his decision to pull out of an agreement to buy the rambunctious tabloid. The shutdown of the newspaper was precipitated when the Newspaper Guild went on strike on Monday night and the production workers refused to cross the guild's picket line despite the pledge of their leaders not to support a strike. The support for the guild was a surprising development given the history of disunity among the newspaper unions in New York City. Decision Called Final The production unions met yesterday and appealed to the Newspaper Guild to go back to work and to Mr. Murdoch to reopen the newspaper, but by last night, with the presses eerily silent, the newspaper failed to publish this morning's paper.
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U.S. Journalist Feared Dead In Battle for a Georgian City
Date: 30 September 1993
An American journalist who was a frequent contributor to The Wall Street Journal is presumed to have been killed in the battle between Georgian troops and separatists for control of a regional capital, The Journal said yesterday. The reporter, Alexandra Tuttle, 34, is thought to have been killed on Sept. 22, when Abkhazian rebels shot down a Tupelov-134 plane flying from Tbilisi, the capital of Georgia, to Sukhumi, the capital of the Abkhazia region. The separatists took control of the city Monday night.
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Frank Rich Appointed An Op-Ed Columnist
Date: 30 September 1993
Frank Rich, chief theater critic for The New York Times for 13 years, has been named The Times's newest Op-Ed columnist. His appointment was announced yesterday by Arthur Sulzberger Jr., publisher of The Times. Mr. Rich, 44 years old, will write twice-weekly commentary on American society and culture, Mr. Sulzberger said. The column is to begin in the first week of 1994. Mr. Rich will remain theater critic through this fall season.
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Outside Post, Strikers Walk and Hope - Again
Date: 29 September 1993
By Dennis Hevesi
Dennis Hevesi
Three grim-faced men -- the top editors of The New York Post -- stepped out of the South Street entrance to the Post building at mid-afternoon yesterday and strode past a line of picketers, barely exchanging words with the men and women with whom they had worked and struggled so hard for so long to keep their paper publishing. Once down the block, the editor, Ken Chandler, said, "It's over" -- that the paper would not publish again.
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Jaguar Recapitalized
Date: 29 September 1993
By Bloomberg News
Bloomberg News
The Ford Motor Company has recapitalized Jaguar, its British luxury auto subsidiary, by investing $:300 million ($450 million), The Financial Times reported today. As a result of Jaguar's continuing heavy losses, $:180 million of intercompany debt was transformed into equity to strengthen its balance sheet. Jaguar is likely to increase output to 29,000 cars this year from 22,500 last year, the newspaper said.
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BOULEVARD BANCORP TO BE BOUGHT IN STOCK SWAP
Date: 30 September 1993
By Bloomberg News
Bloomberg News
First Bank System of Minneapolis said yesterday that it had agreed to acquire Boulevard Bancorp of Chicago in a stock swap valued at $200 million. First Bank System, the nation's 30th-largest banking company, said the acquisition of $1.5 billion-asset Boulevard would give it 11 branches in Chicago, Des Plaines and Downers Grove, Ill. Under terms of the deal, each share of Boulevard Bancorp would be exchanged for 0.8132 share of First Bank System. The transaction values Boulevard's shares at $27.24 each, or 1.2 times their price yesterday of $23.50, before Nasdaq trading in Boulevard's shares was halted. First Bank System's shares closed yesterday up 50 cents, to $33.375, on the New York Stock Exchange.
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ROOSEVELT FINANCIAL TO BUY HOME FEDERAL
Date: 29 September 1993
By Bloomberg News
Bloomberg News
Roosevelt Financial Group Inc. signed a definitive agreement yesterday to buy the eight-office Home Federal Bancorp of Missouri Inc. in a stock and cash transaction valued at about $67 million. The deal is the sixth since the middle of 1992 for Roosevelt Financial, Missouri's largest savings association with $3.66 billion in assets. After all its acquisitions close, Roosevelt Financial's branch network will increase to 50 offices in Missouri and Illinois, from 35.
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EG & G'S SHARE PRICE PLUNGES 11.6%
Date: 29 September 1993
By Bloomberg News
Bloomberg News
EG & G Inc.'s stock tumbled 11.6 percent yesterday in heavy trading after the company told analysts that third-quarter earnings would be off 40 percent from the $22.1 million in the comparable period a year earlier. Sales in the quarter ending on Sunday will be down by less than 40 percent from the $749 million a year earlier, Deborah S. Lorenz, vice president of investor relations, said.
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