NEWS SUMMARY
Date: 16 June 1996
International 3-11
1996년 6월 16일 일요일 재생 중
1996년 6월 16일은(는) 일요일의 별 기호 아래에 있는 **♊**입니다. 올해의 167일이었습니다. 미국 대통령은 William J. (Bill) Clinton입니다.
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16th of June 1996 News
1996년 6월 16일 의 New York Times 1면에 실린 뉴스
Japanese Stocks Higher
Date: 17 June 1996
By Bloomberg Business News
Bloomberg News
Stocks were trading higher here today. At the end of the morning session, the Nikkei index of 225 issues was up 152.33 points, or almost seven-tenths of 1 percent, to 22,441.72. On Friday, the Nikkei index climbed 206.99 points, or nine-tenths of 1 percent.
Seagram to Post Settlement Gain
Date: 17 June 1996
By Bloomberg Business News
Bloomberg News
The Seagram Company will record a gain of about $60 million in its second quarter related to the settlement of a 15-year-old tax case with the United States Government, a company executive said on Friday. The tax ruling was made in 1981 when Seagram exchanged its shares in Conoco for common stock in E.I. du Pont de Nemours & Company. Seagram appealed the ruling.
Showboat Shares Rise 7%
Date: 17 June 1996
By Bloomberg Business News
Bloomberg News
The shares of Showboat Inc. ended 7 percent higher on Friday amid speculation that it would be acquired by another gambling company interested in entering or expanding in Atlantic City. Showboat closed at $34.125, up $2.375, on the New York Stock Exchange. On Thursday, MGM Grand Inc. said at a conference that the company would consider buying an Atlantic City casino with adjacent vacant land. That would rule out every Boardwalk property except Showboat.
Emerson and Ex-Chairman Settle Litigation
Date: 17 June 1996
By Bloomberg Business News
Bloomberg News
The Emerson Radio Corporation said Friday that the company, its chairman and his predecessor had settled litigation, with the chairman, Geoffrey Jurick, agreeing to give proceeds from future stock sales to his predecessor, Donald Stelling. Mr. Stelling resigned in December 1993. Emerson said he and his family had withdrawn the financial support they had promised to the electronics company, which was operating under Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection.
Raytheon Completes Deal With Chrysler
Date: 17 June 1996
By Bloomberg Business News
Bloomberg News
The Raytheon Company said on Friday that it had completed its $475 million purchase of the Chrysler Corporation's aircraft modification and military electronics businesses, a day after settling Federal Trade Commission concerns about the transaction. The units, based in Richardson and Waco, Tex., will become part of Raytheon's E-Systems division.
MEDIA: PRESS;British newspapers are engaging in an exhaustive run of insider chatter.
Date: 17 June 1996
By Sarah Lyall
Sarah Lyall
By American standards, British newspaper journalism is a small and insular world that sometimes seems populated by surprisingly few people -- mostly the journalists, their friends and their enemies. They constitute a minuscule but powerful village that helps make up what Londoners call "the chattering classes," and many issues are devoted each week to their lives and opinions. The newspapers encourage these cozy self-referential habits by letting their reporters develop their own small cults of personality. Each week, in both the tabloids and the broadsheets, celebrity writers lavishly describe the minutiae of their lives. Political columns are illustrated by photographs and pithy descriptions of columnists, as in "Simon Heffer: the Pundit the Politicians Dread," who appears in The Daily Mail of London. Newspapers regularly print the names of profile writers in larger type than the names of those profiled.
Unnatural Habitat
Date: 16 June 1996
By David Brooks
David Brooks
Feeding the Beast The White House Versus the Press. By Kenneth T. Walsh. 339 pp. New York: Random House. $25.
The Great Mystery of Internet Profits
Date: 17 June 1996
By Steve Lohr
Steve Lohr
Luring talent has not been a problem for Mike Slade, president of the Starwave Corporation. The recruits to this startup company in suburban Seattle include refugees from well-paid jobs as editors, writers and advertising executives in New York and as software engineers in Silicon Valley. They have come to be pioneers in the new medium of publishing on the Internet's World Wide Web, to build a business and, if successful, to become rich. "There's a gold-rush mentality in this field," Mr. Slade observed.
WEDDINGS;Michael O'Looney, Annika Pergament
Date: 16 June 1996
Annika Ingrid Pergament and Michael Patrick O'Looney, television news reporters in New York, were married yesterday in Bedford Village, N.Y. The Rev. Dr. Paul Alcorn performed the ceremony at the Bedford Presbyterian Church. The bride, 27, reports on politics for New York 1, a cable news network. She graduated from Duke University and received a master's degree in journalism from Northwestern University. She is a daughter of Ingrid and Henry Pergament of North Salem, N.Y. The bride's father owns O'Henry Film Works in New York, a photo-finishing company. Her mother is its president.