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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 2000

Page

13

Farmers Cooperative to Review Chapter 11 Case Tonight

BRIEFCASE Farmers Cooperative Assn plans an informational meeting at 7 p.m. in Building 21 at the Douglas County 4-H Fairgrounds. Attorneys will take questions as the co-op, facing Chapter 11 bankruptcy after missing a CoBank credit line, owes up to 20 million dollars to around 450 creditors and has operated on cash since Sept. 27.

Don'‘Dumler Coop Co-Op Moodie Road

ATT Spins Off Long-Distance Unit Plans Reported

AT T directors weigh a spin off of the consumer long distance business rather than an outright sale. The move would affect about 60 million customers and roughly eight billion dollars in annual revenue. Wall Street Journal reports citing sources.

At&t Corp At&t Wall Street Journal

Gap reports 8 percent drop in September same-store sales

Gap Inc officials said September same-store sales fell eight percent as markdowns trimmed margins and Old Navy inventory backlogs weighed on performance. Total sales for the month ended Oct 2 rose twelve percent to 1.25 billion dollars from 1.12 billion year ago, with Gap and Banana Republic down in the negative mid single digits and Old Navy down in the negative mid teens.

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Factory orders rebound as demand rises in August

Stronger demand for airplanes and electronics boosted American factory orders by 2 percent in August to $382.5 billion, the third increase in four months. The gain followed a record 8.1 percent drop in July, amid a note that technical problems affected Market in Review tables and stock listings in Wednesday's Journal-World.

Commerce Department Journal-World

Firstar to buy U S Bancorp. new name for bank group

Firstar Corp plans a stock swap valued at $21.2 billion to acquire U S Bancorp, creating a merged entity named U S Bancorp based in Minneapolis. The deal, expected to close next year, will affect seven Lawrence branches and a network of about 10 million customers, with signs changing from Mer cantile Bank to U S Bancorp.

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Southwestern Bell gains Kansas long-distance approval

Kansas regulators vote to allow Southwestern Bell to offer long-distance service, provided it maintains access for competitors. The three member Kansas Corporation Commission backed the bid, noting the company has opened local lines to rivals as required. FCC approval is expected by year end.

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Market rebounds as investors seek bargains amid tech selloff

On Wednesday blue chips led gains with the Dow up 64.74 to 10,784.48 and the Nasdaq 672.27 to 3,523.10, helped by lower oil prices boosting chemical and airline shares. Dell warned of weak earnings shocking after hours, dragging its price. Boeing rose 1.25 to 61.13 as investors hunt less risky plays and await third quarter results.

New York Wall Street Dell: Computer Dell Boeing

Local Markets and Commodity Quotes Wednesday

Farmers Cooperative Assn bought limited grain from open storage with no formal bids. USDA loan deficiency payments listed for corn oats soybeans Milo. cash grain prices 68 to 70 dollars listed, bids 64 to 66, last sale 67 to 67.50. Weekly cattle sales total 81,000 head with 32,200 previously contracted. Metal and precious metal prices in New York and London show small changes with copper at 89.65 cents per pound and gold around 271.35 dollars per troy ounce.

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