AT&T loses bid over Ameritech access charges in Ohio
Ohio PUCO ruling dismisses AT&T complaint over local access fees charged by Ameritech. 3-1 vote, with chairman noting timing vs. lowering rates. AT&T warns customers face about 64 million in higher costs. Ameritech spokesman cites market forces and FCC policy. future rate cuts anticipated but not immediate.
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Columbus
Ameritech
At&t
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
Craig Glazer
Glazer
Commission
Ken Pfister
Pfister
Ohio
Kim Norris
PACO
Federal Communications Commission
Norris
PUCO
FCC
Food Lion to Close 61 Southwest Stores
Food Lion will close 61 Southwest stores employing about 3100 people along with a Roanoke Texas distribution center. The Salisbury based chain cites bad publicity and union activity as factors and expects roughly 100 million from selling properties and equipment.
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Food Lion
Southwest
Chris Ahearn
Texas
Oklahoma
Louisiana
Roanoke
Salisbury
N.C
Southeast
South
Tom Smith
Coopers & Lybrand to merge with Price Waterhouse
The firms announce a planned merger to create the world's largest accounting firm, combining 135000 employees and over 13 billion in annual fees. Pending agreement and approvals, the deal aims for early next year with leadership by Nicholas Moore and James Schiro.
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New York
Coopers & Lybrand
Price Waterhouse
Nicholas G. Moore
No. 6
KPMG
Philip Morris top U.S. exec retires as industry faces liability doubt
Philip Morris USA president James J. Morgan, 55, will retire November 1 after 28 years with the company. Michael Szymanczyk will succeed him as head of the domestic tobacco unit. The move comes as a proposed nationwide tobacco settlement faces uncertainty amid Clinton’s comments and ongoing lawsuits.
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New York
Philip Morris Cos
James J. Morgan
Tobacco and Food
Philip Morris USA
Morgan
Michael Szymanczyk
Emanuel Goldman
Paine Webber
San Francisco
Clinton
Tobacco
Early stock prices show breadth across NYSE list
Opening prices reflect a wide range of names from Kmart to IBM with varied gains and losses. Notable movers include AMEX and US Steel alternatives, while tech and consumer firms such as Lucent Exxon and Coca Cola show mixed performance.
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JohnJn
NEW York
NYSE
Kmart
AbtLab
Lucent
ATV
AmWest
Merck
AmExp
MercFn
Attome
MerLyns
Ameritch
Amoco
Monson
Anheus
Msowds
ArchDan
Morgan
AlRichs
Motorola
Mylan
Ani
Barickg
Navn Ursa UR Oe
NoestUt
BellAtl
Norwest
OcciPet
PepsiCo
Tye
Praxair
BOYn +s
Chasem
Oeh Snyder
SnyderStn
Exxons
Ford
Toyru
Cote
Gillette
Unisys
Usainay
AO Heinz
Unocal
Hewietick
WalMart
Ibms
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MCI
Joe Camel
Times Square
R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Co
West
Kroger Co
Albertson’s
Neal Kaplan
Scott & Stringfellow
Richmond
Ahearn
Waterhouse Merging
Russia
China
Southeast Asia
India
Latin
America
Jan Butler
Daiwa Securities Co. Ltd
Tokyo
Daiwa
Philip Morris’s
U.S
Geoffrey C. Bible
Philip Morris
New York Stock Exchange
Quotation Hills Dept
Akin Investment Invacare Corp
Keycorp
Aegon USA Securities, Inc
Lear
NASD
SIPC
LNG Bancorp
Lesco Inc
Allied Corporation
Limited
Alice Mid-Am., Inc
American Greetings
L Ove
Bob Evans Farms
Nordson Corp
Cedar Fair
Ohio Edison
Center For Energy
P.N.C. Corp
Chrysler
Parker Hannifin
CoBancorp Inc
Royal
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