Disney to Buy Capital Cities ABC for 19 Billion Dollars
Walt Disney Co to acquire Capital Cities-ABC in a deal valued around 19 billion dollars, creating a dominant media and entertainment entity. The takeover would form a combined group including ABC-TV, ESPN and numerous radio, print, and cable assets, with approval expected by early 1996 and no anticipated job losses.
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Firm to market creek sites
Frederick officials selected ZHA Inc to market five redevelopment sites along Carroll Creek as the city nears completion of a $60 million flood control project. The plan spans four phases from stakeholder interviews to sale of land, aiming to create a framework for historic district redevelopment.
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