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23rd of January 1996 News
Wiadomości, które pojawiły się na pierwszej stronie New York Times 23 stycznia 1996 roku
Good News for President in the Latest Poll
Date: 23 January 1996
By Richard L. Berke
Richard Berke
In his State of the Union Message tonight, President Clinton will address a public that is suddenly expressing new concerns about the Federal deficit but still gives Mr. Clinton higher marks than the Republican Congress for trying to break the budget impasse, according to the latest New York Times/CBS News Poll. The survey of public sentiment at the opening of the Presidential campaign shows that the months of turmoil on Capitol Hill over balancing the budget have propelled the deficit to the forefront of the public's agenda. After years of ranking the economy or crime as the most important issue facing the nation, people now put the deficit first.
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Threat to Press Freedom Seen in Kenya
Date: 24 January 1996
By James C. McKinley Jr
James McKinley
The Government is moving to enact two laws that journalists here say would muzzle independent newspapers during the year preceding the next election, early next year. The proposals have stirred a minor political storm in this East African country, where journalists have had increasing freedom since the Government first held multiparty elections in 1991.
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NEWS SUMMARY
Date: 24 January 1996
International A2-9
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NEWS SUMMARY
Date: 23 January 1996
International A2-9
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COMPANY NEWS;KAUFMAN & BROAD AGREES TO ACQUIRE RAYCO
Date: 24 January 1996
Reuters
The Kaufman & Broad Home Corporation, the largest home builder in the West, signed a definitive agreement yesterday to acquire Rayco Ltd. in a deal valued at $110 million in cash and debt assumption. The acquisition includes the title, mortgage and brokerage affiliates of Rayco, a privately held home builder with a 45 percent market share in San Antonio and annual revenue of $235 million. Kaufman, which is based in Los Angeles, has 13 operating divisions, in California, Arizona, Nevada, New Mexico, Colorado and Utah.
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WORLD NEWS BRIEFS;Britons Turn In Thousands of Knives
Date: 23 January 1996
AP
Stung by the stabbing death of a school headmaster, Britons surrendered more than 37,000 knives in a monthlong campaign to make the country safer. Police forces around the country and the Daily Mirror newspaper organized the project after the death of Philip Lawrence, 48, headmaster of St. George's Roman Catholic School in London.
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COMPANY NEWS;MOLSON TO SELL CHEMICALS UNIT TO UNILEVER
Date: 24 January 1996
Dow Jones
Dow Jones
The Molson Companies, Canada's biggest brewer, agreed yesterday to sell most of its chemicals unit, the Diversey Corporation, to Unilever N.V. for $780 million (Canadian), or about $569 million (United States). Molson, which also owns the Montreal Canadiens hockey team, said it would focus on brewing and sports. Molson said Unilever, the British-Dutch consumer products concern, would acquire all of Diversey's cleaning and sanitizing business except for its Novamax metal-finishing business, water-treatment business and United States institutional cleaning-supplies and laundry business. Molson agreed to sell the cleaning business to a Diversey management group, but terms were not disclosed.
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COMPANY NEWS;JOHNSON & JOHNSON WILL COMPLETE PURCHASE OF CORDIS
Date: 23 January 1996
AP
Johnson & Johnson said yesterday that it would complete its $1.8 billion purchase of the Cordis Corporation, a medical device maker, ending weeks of uncertainty about whether the deal would go through. Cordis shares soared $7.8125, or almost 8 percent, to $107.5625, in Nasdaq trading. Johnson & Johnson, the world's largest health-care-products company, spurred worries last month about its $109-a-share acquisition, saying it needed an extra month to go over Cordis's books. Johnson & Johnson refused to say what it was looking for and Cordis shares plunged 11 percent in one day. Although Johnson & Johnson still would not say what it found, the two companies said that Cordis's shareholders would meet on Feb. 23 to give final approval to the deal.
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WORLD NEWS BRIEFS;Suspect Held in Killing In '74 of Chilean General
Date: 23 January 1996
AP
More than 21 years after a car bomb killed a former Chilean army commander and his wife outside the Buenos Aires home where they lived in exile, the authorities have arrested a suspect. President Carlos Menem called a news conference today to announce that police had detained a Chilean believed to have been working for the secret police of the former dictator Gen. Augusto Pinochet.
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COMPANY NEWS;ASARCO WILL TAKE CHARGE AND CEASE SOME OPERATIONS
Date: 23 January 1996
Bloomberg Business News
Bloomberg News
Asarco Inc., one of the world's largest copper producers, said yesterday that it would take a $79.5 million after-tax fourth-quarter charge and cease its lead refining operations in Omaha. As a result, Asarco said it expected a fourth-quarter loss. Asarco announced the charge and the decision to end the lead refining operations after the stock market closed.
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