New Jersey Nears Fiber Optic Statewide Network
Regulators approve a plan for New Jersey to replace copper with fiber optic cables by 2010 at a cost of 1.5 billion. New services would include video telephones, data banks, and electronic catalogs while residential rates would be frozen for seven years. New Jersey Bell serves about 3.4 million customers.
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New Jersey
New Jersey Bell
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New Jersey Press Association
New Jersey Cable Television Association
Bell Atlantic Corp
Blues reconsider benefits payments to Sardegna
Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Maryland is reassessing a plan to pay up to 7 million in retirement and severance to former president Carl J. Sardegna and top managers after a U.S. Senate probe criticized his management. Sardegna quit December 4. no money has yet been paid.
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Annapolis
Blue Cross
Blue Shield of
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Frank A. Gunther Jr
State Senate Finance Committee
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U.S. Senate
EA Engineering Net Income Up In Quarter Ended Nov 30 1992
EA Engineering Science and Technology of Baltimore reports net income of 156700 dollars or 6 cents per share for the quarter ended November 30 1992, up from 42600 dollars or 2 cents per share a year earlier for the same period.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Tata
EA Engineering, Science and Technology
Baltimore
Personal income growth slows as durable goods fall in November
In November, personal income rose 0.2 percent, helped by one-time farm subsidy effects that masked a 0.8 percent core gain. Consumer spending advanced 0.5 percent while durable goods orders declined 1.9 percent, driven by aircraft weakness. excluding transportation, orders rose 1 percent. Economists cautioned that growth remains slow and uneven, with no clear boom in sight.
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Washington
Commerce Department
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Sung Won Sohn
Norwest Corp
Minneapolis
John M. Albertine
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Market Mixed as Dow Dips After Early Rally Fades
New York stocks showed a mixed day with a modest early gain fading. The Dow fell 7.56 to 3313.54 while gainers edged losers. NYSE volume neared 23.7 million shares as of 4 pm EST. Major indices including S P 500 439.03 down 1.28, Industrials 511.13 down 1.92, Nasdaq 662.96 up 2.12.
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Mercantile BioWhittaker
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Nations Bank
Moore Corp
Citivens Bank
CSX Corp
Penney
Comsit
Potom el
Exxon
Sears
F&m Bancorp
Giant Foods
GTE Corp
Ferris Hech
Banchisd Baker Watts Inc
New York
Standard&Poor
Standard&Poor’s Industrials
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