Aiken hospital sale looms after FTC merger setback
The Aiken hospital may go nonprofit or be sold to raise funds and avert tax losses. Records show the hospital paid over 1.2 million in city and county taxes in the past three years and more than 2.8 million in state and federal income taxes in 1993 and earlier years. Duke Endowment Fund shows interest if nonprofit status proceeds with HCA handling bids.
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Rabin Sees Month More Talks On Israel PLO Accord
Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin said finalizing the Israel PLO agreement will take at least one more month with no prisoner releases or troop withdrawals during that period. Arafat and Shimon Peres had reached a Cairo accord on key issues, with talks to resume in Paris on trade and in Taba on turning over Gaza Jericho to Palestinians. Rabin noted Cairo's pact as a significant step toward a full accord.
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U.S. warns Japan on trade backsliding amid talks
The Clinton administration rejects more open market pledges and accuses Japan of closed markets as tensions rise before the summit with Prime Minister Hosokawa. Talks stall over measuring progress and numerical targets, with Japan opposing managed trade and urging market-driven reforms.
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Economists Grow More Bullish On U S Economy This Year
A Blue Chip Economic Indicators survey shows 46 top economists expect U S growth of 3.3 percent in 1995, fastest since 1988, up from 2.9 percent in 1993 and above January's 3.0 percent forecast.
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Jobless claims fall sharply in latest week
Washington AP reports initial claims for unemployment benefits dropped by 47,000 to 366,000 for the week ended Feb 5, the largest decline in six months. The Labor Department notes the revision from 413,000 the prior week and the prior report of 422,000.
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Analysts See Mixed Growth Outlook in January-March
The Blue Chip consensus projects 3.1 percent growth for January through March, up from 3.0 percent in January. It also calls for 2.8 percent growth in 1995, 0.1 percentage point higher than January forecast, and 3.3 percent from the ten optimists. Eggert notes the sole disappointment is a widening trade deficit.
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