Zenith Elects Gannon as Chief Executive at Zenith
Zenith Electronics Corp names Jeffrey P. Gannon, a 24 year GE veteran, as chief executive. Gannon helped GE expand in Asia and beyond, handling products from microwaves to air conditioners across global markets. In Jakarta, Suharto vows strong steps to reform Indonesia’s battered economy, aiming to calm markets amid Asia’s crisis. In New York, top banks discuss a plan to roll over up to 35 billion dollars in Korea’s short term debts to ease liquidity. In Washington, critics challenge U.S. limits on food and medicine sales to Cuba, arguing the policy harms ordinary Cubans without toppling the communist regime.
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Investment securities list shows varied stake percentages
Early quotation supplied by Akin Investment Securities through AEGON USA Securities lists holdings and percentages for Allied Corporation to York International, with values ranging from 2% to 75 percent, including major names like Chrysler, Ford, GM, and Colgate brands. The fragmented text reflects an investment portfolio summary with numerous percentages attached to diverse firms.
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Ake P.N.C. Corp
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Royal Appliance
RPM Inc
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Smuckers/SJMA
Steris
Sunrise Medical
TRW
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York International
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Dow Posts Best Day Of Year Led By Technology Rally
The Dow Jones rose 84.95 to 7732.13 as tech shares led a broad advance amid optimism that U.S. markets have priced in Asia's economic turmoil. The Nasdaq gained 34.05 to 1841.63 and the S P 500 moved up 12.91 to 952.12.
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LCCC helps fill computer worker gap with training programs
Lorain County Community College ramps up to ease the national shortage of computer programmers and systems analysts. Education officials note a projected 1.3 million IT jobs in a decade while a Virginia Tech study estimates 346000 such posts remain unfilled. The college expands two year computer information systems and pursues a four year degree partnership.
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Intel reports lower profits amid higher costs and weak demand
Intel Corp. posted a 9 percent drop in fourth quarter profits to 1.74 billion dollars or 98 cents a share as costs for microprocessor parts rose and consumer demand for low cost computers surged while Asia showed weaker demand. The company’s stock rose to about 76.87 dollars after results, released after markets closed. Separately the government said it will not block Intel from buying a leading computer graphics chip maker but will continue its probe into the 420 million dollar deal.
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Fragmented OCR stock roundup with scattered figures
A dense OCR page fragments stock quotes across many tickers and entities. The readable items include names like Newsom John and Dade, several numbers and codes, and stray references to markets, stocks, and commodities without cohesive narrative. The text yields isolated data points rather than a clear event or story.
Microsoft lawyers clash with judge in contempt hearing
U S district Judge Thomas Penfield Jackson clashed with Microsoft lawyers on day one of a contempt hearing in the government antitrust case. The judge pressed the company over Windows 95 and Internet Explorer bundling, seeking compliance with a prior order to strip Explorer from Windows. The government seeks contempt and a daily fine, while Microsoft defends its interpretation as following the order.
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