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13th of February 1992 News
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POST OWNER SAYS HE MAY MAKE OFFER TO BUY DAILY NEWS
Date: 14 February 1992
By Alex S. Jones
Alex Jones
Peter S. Kalikow, owner of The New York Post, said yesterday that he intended to make an offer to acquire the bankrupt Daily News, a move that is said to have the financial backing of the Bankers Trust Company. The announcement raises the curtain on the formal effort to find a buyer for The News, a process that could become a complex bidding war in which representatives of the paper's owners, unions and creditors weigh competing offers and try to agree on a deal that will probably require sacrifices by all the parties.
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CHRONICLE
Date: 13 February 1992
By Nadine Brozan
Nadine Brozan
MEREDITH VIEIRA, whose departure from "60 Minutes" last summer caused a tempest about the situation of mothers with careers, will return to the airwaves on "CBS Morning News" in the next few weeks, ERIC OBER, president of CBS News, announced yesterday. Ms. Vieira will be an anchor, with CHARLES OSGOOD, of the news program that is broadcast weekdays between 6 and 7 A.M. She will also contribute to the "Eye on America" segment of the "CBS Evening News." GISELLE FERNANDEZ, who has been an anchor of the morning program, will become a correspondent for the evening program.
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Newsday Refuses to Reveal Source of Thomas Report
Date: 14 February 1992
By Felicity Barringer
Felicity Barringer
A Senate special counsel investigating how Anita F. Hill's sexual harassment accusations against Judge Clarence Thomas were disclosed to the press sought today, unsuccessfully, to make a Newsday reporter tell how be obtained the information for the first published account of the allegations. The account by the reporter, Timothy M. Phelps, along with a report by a National Public Radio reporter, Nina Totenberg, prompted the extraordinary reopening of Senate hearings last fall on Judge Thomas's fitness to serve on the Supreme Court. The full Senate ultimately confirmed him on a vote of 52 to 48.
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Leaks Nobody Needs to Find
Date: 13 February 1992
The Senate today plunges blindly into a showdown with journalists over leaks from its Judiciary and Ethics committees. Reporters have been subpoenaed for testimony they will not give to senators who don't need it. It's almost too late to pull back from this senseless and dangerous incursion on First Amendment rights. Timothy Phelps of Newsday has been summoned to appear today and Nina Totenberg of National Public Radio to appear next week before the Senate Rules Committee. They're wanted for questioning about their reports last fall that Anita Hill had complained of sexual harassment by Clarence Thomas, the Supreme Court nominee. Their reports forced an embarrassed Judiciary Committee to reopen confirmation hearings.
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Tokyo Journal; Is the Prince Courting? Not a Peep From the Press
Date: 14 February 1992
By Steven R. Weisman
Steven Weisman
In an extraordinary act of deference by a supposedly independent press, Japan's news establishment voluntarily brought down the curtain today on one of the best stories of the decade: the fruitless search for a bride by Japan's most eligible bachelor, Crown Prince Naruhito. Bowing to the Imperial Household Agency, which runs the affairs of Emperor Akihito and his family, the Japan Newspaper Association agreed to stop writing about the search for a bride for at least three months, apparently accepting the notion that the coverage was sabotaging the search itself.
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Baldness Drug's Licensing Pact
Date: 13 February 1992
By Bloomberg News
Bloomberg News
The Medicis Pharmaceutical Corporation said it had received an exclusive worldwide license to market and distribute a hair-loss treatment. Kimberly Minarovich, a spokeswoman, said the company had obtained the license from Pharmaceutical Quality Associates, a closely held concern. She declined to disclose terms of the license.
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Appointment at Daiwa
Date: 13 February 1992
By Bloomberg News
Bloomberg News
Daiwa Securities America Inc. said yesterday that it had named Jack Kugler executive vice president in the fixed-income sales department. Mr. Kugler has held senior positions at Salomon Brothers, Merrill Lynch and Drexel Burnham Lambert, Daiwa said. He will help Daiwa "deepen its penetration of the U.S. institutional market for debt securities," the firm, a unit of the Daiwa Securities Company of Japan, said.
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World Bank Treasurer
Date: 14 February 1992
By Bloomberg News
Bloomberg News
The World Bank today appointed Jessica Einhorn to replace Donald Roth as its treasurer. Ms. Einhorn has been deputy treasurer of the international lending institution since Dec. 1. She previously directed the financial operations department of the World Bank and supervised its international borrowing. Her latest appointment takes effect next month. Ms. Einhorn, 44 years old, also worked in the international monetary and development finance offices of the United States Treasury and in the economic affairs section of the State Department.
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Paine Webber Buyback
Date: 14 February 1992
By Bloomberg News
Bloomberg News
The Paine Webber Group said yesterday that it would repurchase 3.88 million common shares from the Yasuda Mutual Life Insurance Company of Japan for $22 a share, or a total of $85.34 million. The action follows Yasuda's decision to convert 1.69 million shares of Paine Webber's 7 percent cumulative convertible exchangeable series A voting preferred stock into common. Paine Webber had called for redemption of the issue. Yasuda is the only holder of the preferred stock, which was issued in December 1987 at $44.50 a share, or a total of $300 million. Yasuda still owns $225 million of the issue, which is convertible into 11.6 million shares of Paine Webber common stock. Paine Webber was unchanged at $22.50 on the Big Board yesterday.
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For Press Conferences
Date: 13 February 1992
To the Editor: Whatever happened to the Presidential press conference? It has quietly disappeared. Instead we have brief Presidential appearances with rehearsed statements on limited subjects, and quick, often unsatisfactory responses to shouted questions as the President dashes for his plane or comes back from jogging.
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