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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 2002

Page

7

ImClone founder Waksal pleads guilty in insider case

Samuel Waksal, founder of ImClone Systems, pleads guilty to six counts including securities fraud and conspiracy. He admits tipping his daughter to dump stock before FDA decision and faces sentencing in January. Stewart and Bacanovic deny guilt. prosecutors warn of potential new charges.

New York Samuel Waksal ImClone Systems Martha Stewart Waksal Stewart Aliza Michael Schachter Jume FDA Fto Dubitey Aankian Shahoe Waksal’s Peter Bacanovic Merrill Lynch Sam Waksal Bacanovic Douglas Faneuil Faneuil Oth Ers Mick Jagger Securities and Fachange Commission

Loomis Camera Co. retools for complete camera focus

Elyria store owner Howard Foxman shifts Loomis Camera Co. from cards and gifts to a full service camera shop. The Broad Street business expands digital and used cameras, accessories, repairs and photo finishing while considering a future in‑store studio space.

Elyria Loomis Camera Co Broad St Howard Foxman Foxman Larry Mincey Tom Peters Peters

Meat recalls mount amid safety concerns across U S industry

The beef and turkey recalls total tens of millions of pounds this year as contamination scares prompt producers like ConAgra Cargill and Pilgrim's Pride to pull product. Industry and consumer groups clash over whether safety standards are tightening while a deadly listeria outbreak prompts renewed calls for stricter rules.

ConAgra Cargill Pilgrim’s Pride Corp U.S Tom Willard National Food Processors Association Washington, D.C Bush Pilgrim’s Pride Karen Taylor Mitchell Safe Tables Consumer Food Safety Group Mitchell Rosemary Mucklow National Meat Association Washington

Judge orders PBGC to provide evidence in pension seizure case

U.S. District Judge Peter Economus ruled the Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation must submit evidence to show whether its decision to seize Republic Technologies International pension funds was arbitrary. The case involves shutdown pensions denied to LTV Corp and CSC Industries workers and a union bid to restore them. Nov 1 and Nov 22 are deadlines for filings and rebuttals.

Republic Fusco Republic Technologies International PBGC Economus The Union Economus Will Isue

Businesses trim August inventories amid weak recovery

Washington AP reports that in August inventories on shelves and back lots fell 0.1 percent, the first drop in four months as retailers and others kept stocks lean amid economic uncertainty including the Iraq situation. Sales rose 0.2 percent as profits remain pressured and firms delay spending and hiring.

Washington Commerce Department Iraq Clifford Waldman Waldman Associates Juwy Citigroup General Motors Wall Street

Dow surges above 8000 on upbeat earnings rally

The Dow Jones rose 378.28 to 8,255.68 led by Citigroup General Motors and Johnson & Johnson gains. The Nasdaq and S&P climbed over four sessions, marking a sustained rally as investors welcomed third quarter reports and cost cutting notes. Intel after hours trade changed sentiment while Dow components and banks led gains.

New York Dow Jones Dow Citigroup General Motors Johnson & Johnson Standard & Poor Nas- Amey Tare Eet Arthur Hogan Jefferies & Co S&p Larry Wachtel Prudential Securities Intel Dell Computer Microsoft Wall Street Bank of America Wachtel American Eagle Gan US Bancorp Piper Jaffray

Dollar strengthens as euro slips amid global market rally

A broad rebound in global equities and a bullish U.S. market push lifted the dollar on Tuesday. The euro traded around 98.05 cents, slipping from 96.68 cents, while the dollar reached 124.77 yen, up from 124.29 yen. Market participants awaited the Bank of Canada policy decision due Wednesday amid expectations of a hold given Canada's strong economy and global uncertainty.

New York Dow Jones/ AP Wall Street Bank of Canada ROC Canada

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