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STAR- THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 11, accuses rivals of secret deals Washington American Telephone Telegraph sought damages Wednesday from three competing long-distance companies that says violated the law by making secret deals with customers. It's the latest volley in battle with MCI, Sprint and other companies over public disclosure. says it is required to tell the Federal Communications Commission more about its contracts than are its rivals. MCI said is just bitter about losing customers to MCI. The battle is over business customers who make individual contracts worth millions of dollars for long-distance service tailored to Funeral Announcements Shirley Brothers Mortuaries: ASHBY, Mrs.

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NINE LOCATIONS 925-9871 In Memory Death Notices ASSOCIATED PRESS ADRIAN E. Ann Adrian, 61 years, of Logansport passed away Monday, St. Joseph's Hospital, Kokomo, Indiana. Wife of Norbert E. Adrian, sons, Jeffrey, Stephen and Norb Adrian, daughter, Ann E.

Gibbons. Grandmother of 6. Visitation to 8 p.m. at KROEGER FUNERAL HOME, 711 E. Market Logansport, Ind.

Funeral 10:30 Friday at funeral home. Donations may be made to The American Diabetes Foundation. CORONERS NOTICE SMITH William Smith, black male, last known address 55 W. 33rd St. Anyone with any information contact Marion County Coroners Office, 327-4744.

PITCHER Lyda (Doty) Pitcher, of Indpis, beloved wife of Arling E. Pitcher, Mother of Dr. Georgia Ann Pitcher, 4 grandchildren and 7 great grandchildren. Passed away Tuesday. Funeral Friday, 1 p.m.

at the Pitcher residence. Friends may call Thursday from p.m. to 9 p.m. at the G. H.

HERRMANN MADISON AVE. FUNERAL HOME, 5141 Madison Ave. and Friday at the residence from 11:30 to 1 p.m. SUMPTER Ina E. Sumpter, 86 years of city, passed away Wednesday.

Preceded in death by daughter Amelia, Magdalene (Peggy) Boswell, great grandson Joie Kent Davis, Jr. Motherin-law of Robert Boswell, grandmother of Peggy Williams of Carbon, Robert Boswell, Thomas Boswell, Patricia Boswell Wilson, all of city. Great grandmother of Robert Boswell and LeeAnne Marie Boswell. Funeral Friday at GRINSTEINER FUNERAL HOME, 1601 E. New York St.

Visitation Thursday 2-8 p.m. Florists, Memorials In Memoriam MOSLEY- In loving memory of JEFF MOSLEY Who passed away 1 year ago today, Feb. 11, 1992 Jeff in his short time on earth Touched many lives with his smile Because for anyone who knew him He'd go that extra mile. We really miss you. Your brother Matt and best friend Darren.

PERDUE In loving memory of MARY PERDUE For her birthday Feb 11th God saw you getting tired And a cure was not to be So He put His arms around you And whispered 'Come with Me'; With tearful eyes We watched you suffer And saw you fade away Although we loved you dearly We could not make you stay; A golden heart stopped beating Hard working hands at rest God broke our hearts to prove He only takes the best; It's lonesome here without you We miss you more each day Life doesn't seem the same Since you've gone away; When days are sad and lonely And everything goes wrong We seem to hear you whisper 'Cheer up and carry Each time we see your picture You seem to smile and say 'Don't cry, I'm in God's keeping We'll meet again someday'. Sadly missed by Frank George, Della, Clarence Mary, Betty, Kathi and Sharon Sadly missed by children, Frank, George, Clarence, Della, Mary, Betty, Kathi and Sharon Mausoleums, Lots Companion Crypts Memorial Gardens price cut, terms avail. 839-6733 or 271-6579 100 Announcements 105 Adoption ADOPTION We have a life of love and fun We long to share little one. To baby who comes here to live We have so very much to give. Baby will have a life first rate Right here in the Hoosier State.

We are eager to tell you more Call Jeff Heidi, 800-695-0544! 110 Reunions Planning a class or business reunion? Place your ad in the new classification 110 Reunions to reach your associates from years past. Call 633-1212. 120 Lost $100 REWARD for information. No questions, 10th Franklin Rd. area.

Lost or stolen Check your neighbors yard, dark brown male German mix. White feet, white chest, yellow eyes. Had tan collar tags. We miss him. Please call 895-1867 REWARD: Lost dog, the name is weighs approx 30lbs, 9 years old, mostly black feet, gray and white around mouth and neck.

Last seen on Feb. 1st between New on Gladstone. 357-3251 BROWN MALE DOBERMAN lost Fri. Feb. 5 near Washington and Holt.

Wearing black harness. Reward, 486-9893 their particular needs. The U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals here ruled last November that all long companies providing interstate service must file information about those contracts with the FCC. "When all long-distance companies file their rates publicly, customers can know the service offers available and make choices that best suit business needs," said Joseph Nacchio, president of business communications services unit.

"Secret deals deny customers the advantages of competition." He said owns about 60 percent of the $30 billion, corporate long-distance market in the United States. complaints were filed Lost LOST Recently spayed fem Chow-Shepherd brwn pups 1 tan pup, vic Eagledale. Reward. 298-4799, 631-3346 LOST: Golden Retreiver. Vic W.

Kessler Blvd between Spring Mill Michigan Rd. $100 reward. 466-0029 LOST Vic of 5200 bik of Madsion Ave, male black white 7 mo, 71b kitten, reward! 889-0236 or work 924-0100 REWARD Gold Neclace Keepsake, Sun on Reliable pkg lot, or 57th Central by IHM Church 253-0916 REWARD! Has Zachary adopted your family? Bik neutered cat, missing since We miss him 782-9258 Iv mess Dog, Fml, Benji dog, Ans to Cookie. Black pup with her. Vic of Camby.

856-5676 Dog, Terrier, Black White, long haired. Vic of Geist area. Ans to Max. Reward. 823-2144 Golden Retriever on vic of 71st Zionsville.

REWARD. 328-8894 or 691-7733 Siberian Huskie, vic. K-mart, W. Washington, 241-7241 $200 REWARD Small Reddish brown fem Beagle. Some white on chest legs.

Vic Deer Crk music park. On Medication (Penny) 984-4979 121 Found FOUND Female 6 Mo. German Shep. mix puppy. Tan bik.

Hs. brkn. Found at 65th Keystone. 6:00 pm. Taken to Humane Society DOG, fat med SZ bik.

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685-0270 Young (1yr?) poodle, vic 500 German Church Rd. 894-7518 124 Personal Notices KATHY CRAWFORD 40 years ago tomorrow You were truly one of lives little miracles. So little, cute and precious. Today you're still that little angel that has enriched so many lives. Have a wonderful day HONEY, may you always be happy! HAPPY BIRTHDAY! Family Friends Thanks to the Sacred Heart of Jesus and St.

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(317) 359-7171 DEAD Chicago, Call today 241-3867, 10am to 10pm VALENTINE BALLOON DELIVERY 290-1237 against MCI, Sprint and WilTel, charging the three companies have been able to undercut publicly filed rates by offering secret deals to selected business customers. MCI vice president Gary Parsons said, obviously has been stung by a continuing string of losses to MCI among its largest customers and is desperate to find some way to stem the flow." He said MCI files information with the FCC that fulfills the commission's requirements for "nondominant carriers." has said that those filings do not comply, however, with the appeals court ruling. Officials for Sprint and Wiltel did not respond immediately to requests for comment. COMPLETE CLASSIFIED INDEX ON THE FOLLOWING PAGE 127 Special Events TICKETS UP FRONT 500 PACERS IU B-BALL 633-6400 PACERS VS KINGS BON JOVI 500 RACE IU BASKETBALL DAYTONA 500 BUTLER We Buy Sell Trade All Events 254-9500 Stop in or CHARGE By Phone 6100 KEYSTONE, SUITE 503 A BUYER SELLER Tickets for Less 812-333-9849 IU VS. MICHIGAN PACERS BON JOVI CIRCLE CITY TICKETS 841-8056 8604 Allisonville Rd, Suite 201 FINAL 4 500 636-0099 500 Tix Wanted 892-4730 Will Prices RACE TICKETS WANTED 630-0191 BON JOVI A.

JACKSON Wanted: 500 Race Final 4 tix! DA BULLS VS THE PACERS Feb. 10th. 812-336-5905 TICKETS WANTED IU Basketball or Pacers 251-3212 URGENT! Local not for profit organization needs 2 tickets for 500 RACE. Matt at 462-6539 WANTED: IU BASKETBALL 500 ALSO ANY PACERS CALL 577-1330 Star and News "Card of Thanks" notices. CALL 633-1212 291 SERVICE REPAIR GUIDE LET EXPERIENCED HANDS DO YOUR SERVICE OR REPAIRING CERAMIC TILE INSTALL, Repair, Regrout, Furnish Material.

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DYGERT Who passed away Feb. 11, 1990 Days of sadness still come over me, Hidden tears SO often flow, Memory keeps you ever near me Although you died 3 years ago. Loving wife, Margaret HARPER In loving memory of RICHARD E. HARPER Who passed away Feb 11, 1991 There is a daughter who misses you sadly, And finds the time long since you went, And I think of you daily and hourly, But try to be brave and content. But the tears that I shed in silence, And I breathe a sigh of regret, For you were mine, And 1 Though all the world forget.

Love, your daughter Connie HARPER In loving memory of RICHARD E. HARPER Who passed away Feb. 11, 1991 No more to hear Your footsteps fall, No more to hear your cheery call Life seems so empty, Richard Dear, Your happy presence here. Loving Wife, Von STAR AND NEWS CLASSIFIEDS Get Fast Results 633-1212 1993 ASSOCIATED PRESS Dean Rogers, a mail clerk at the Internal Revenue Service Center in Covington, pulls a load of tax returns to a sorting machine. Through Friday, the IRS had received more than 14 million early returns.

Tax refunds SO far are larger despite withholding change By JIM LUTHER ASSOCIATED PRESS Washington Early tax-return fillers are getting even larger refunds this year despite the withholding reduction imposed last March by President Bush. Through Friday, refunds were averaging $1,140, compared with $1,124 for a comparable period of 1992. However, IRS spokesman Don Roberts said, "We may see that average decline in the new few He said one reason for the larger refunds is the continuing growth in the number of taxpayers who file returns electronically- up percent from last year. "Generally, electronic filers have higher refunds" and therefore tend to file earlier, Roberts said. As their numbers decline later in the filing season, so will the average refund, he said.

Bush last year permanently reduced tax withholding from the checks of most low- and middleincome workers in an effort to spur the economy by giving consumers an additional $2 billion a month to spend. That changed no one's tax liability; rather, it meant that refunds anticipated this year would be reduced by a maximum of about $298 for most married workers and $149 for singles. Any worker who wanted to con- the IRS and a refund three or four tinue under the old withholding weeks faster than if a conventionrates a forced saving program al paper return were filed. allowing the government interest- The IRS also reported increasfree use of money could do so ing numbers of taxpayers are usby filing a new W-4 form with the ing other alternative filing methemployer. Although there are no ods this year: official figures, payroll processing The 1040PC format, printed companies estimate about 7 per- via a personal computer.

Only cent took that option. lines on which the taxpayer has Bush's withholding change entries are printed, reducing almeans about 12 percent of tax most any return to one or two filers will lose the refund they pages. Through Friday, 200,000 otherwise could have anticipated. people had filed this form, Some workers who usually owe times last year's rate. the government when they file Telefile, being tested in Ohio will have to pay a bit more this for the second year, is a totally year.

paperless system that 75,000 taxThrough Friday, the IRS had payers have used this year, a 4 received almost 14.6 million re- percent increase. Residents in turns, a 13 percent drop from the northern Ohio file their tax infor16.9 million received through Feb. mation by telephone and follow up 7, 1992. Processing of returns was by mailing a printed Form 1040- down barely, to 6.8 million. More TEL and their W-2s.

In the souththan 2.3 million qualified for re- ern part of the state, the technolfunds, up 8 percent from 2.5 mil- ogy has been carried another step: lion last year. Nothing to mail the IRS comFully one-third of the returns puter records the taxpayer's 4.8 million were filed elec- "voice signature" and stores it on tronically, compared with one- a laser disk. quarter, or 4.2 million, at this time I Joint federal-state filing. Resa year ago. idents of Kansas and the CaroliIn electronic filing, a return nas and those in parts of 12 states prepared by the taxpayer or by a can make one electronic filing to professional is sent directly the IRS, which provides the necesinto IRS computers by a transmit- sary information to the state.

More ting company. This results in few- than 300,000 joint filings have er errors, far less paper work for been received this year. Europe's steelmakers struggling; U.S. tariffs just the latest crisis By PETRA KAMINSKY DEUTSCHE PRESSE AGENTUR Duesseldorf, Germany Europe's steel industry is used to going through a crisis now and then, but the current collapse of orders, production and prices is hitting it particularly hard. Pessimists in Germany, the world's fifth-biggest steel producer, already have begun talking of an impending disaster.

Western German steel companies in January produced 2.54 million tons of raw steel, the lowest monthly total in 10 years. Meantime, steel companies are wracking up losses, thousands of workers are being dismissed and entire factories are being shut down. The Kloeckner-Werke company has filed for court protection, while the recently merged Krupp and Hoesch companies have announced temporary plant closings in Dortmund and Rheinhausen. "We have a crisis situation which is blacker than that of the end of the 1970s and early 1980s," said Ruprect Vondran, president of the steel manufacturers' association. Heinz Kriwet, head of the top steel firm, Thyssen, is going from one crisis session to another, a major one being at the European Community to establish a system of production quotas around which the industry can retrench.

Vondran also is proposing that some companies should, provided financial incentives, voluntarily quit the business, while the remaining firms would bid for their share of production quotas. The idea of quotas is bitterly opposed by the EC Commission. "We have a crisis situation which is blacker than that of the end of the 1970s and early 1980s." Ruprect Vondran steel manufacturers' association At a meeting about the steel situation in Maastricht, however, Industry Commissioner Martin Bangemann and Competition Commissioner Karel van Miert did agree that money should be provided to help reduce job levels. At Thyssen, payrolls were cut by 3,100 jobs in the last quarter, at the same time that turnover dropped 14 percent. Through 1994, the Thyssen Stahl steel unit plans to cut 7,000 jobs, from current levels of 57,700.

Kriwet now is not even ruling out the possibility of divesting itself of the steel division. In the view of German steel firms, an entire bundle of problems has contributed to the crisis. First, it was the economic slump. Compounding the problem are cheaper East European-made steel products flooding the European market, especially Germany. After agreeing that the East Europeans, badly in need of hard currency, should have access to the EC market, the German companies began demanding the EC combat what they saw as unfair trade practices as their own situation worsened.

The latest jolt is the move by Washington to impose punitive tariffs on steel imports from seven EC countries, including Germany, and 12 other countries, for alleged dumping practices. Vondran, calling Washington's move "protectionism," estimates that if the U.S. anti-dumping tariffs stay put, it will mean that an additional 15 million tons of steel, instead of going to the United States, will flow to Europe. German steelmakers which produced 36.8 million tons in the West and 3 million tons in the East last year have contributed to their own problems by having too much extra capacity. But it is a problem throughout the EC, where the excess capacity is estimated at 25 million to 30 million tons per year.

The German steelmakers' association criticizes the EC Commission for having contributed to the situation with its subsidies, saying that since the late 1970s EC members' governments had provided some $76 billion "to conserve no longer viable capacities." Meanwhile, workers accuse steel industry managers of shortsightedness, a view the German Economics Ministry recently echoed, saying Europe's steel sector had not learned from past crises. In any event, steel, which along with coal and iron 1 used to fuel German industrialization, has shrunk massively, and has particularly changed the face of the Ruhr industrial region. In 1970, there were 350,000 people employed in western Germany's steel branch, and by 1985, the figure had dropped to 214,000. By the end of this year, the level will be at about 144,000. In former East Germany, more than 50,000 out of what had been 70,000 steel industry jobs have been cut since unification in 1990.

GM appeals judge's ruling on Willow Run plant Ypsilanti, Mich. General Motors Corp. filed an appeal late Wednesday, seeking to overturn a Washtenaw County judge's ruling that the automaker must keep its Willow Run assembly plant open. A standard form was submitted to the Michigan of Appeals to 120 APPLIANCE REPAIR Refrigerators, washers, dryers. Lowest rates in town.

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in Lansing, spokeswoman with additional be provided later. GM attorneys rate on the basis The filing came Judge Donald company must according to GM Janine Fruehan, documentation to declined to elaboof GM's appeal. a day after Shelton, ruled the keep the plant open because had granted it of tax abatements 1988 in return plant open. GM is proceeding close the Willow and consolidate price-building plant in Arlington, Ypsilanti Township $13.5 million worth in 1984 and for keeping the with plans to Run plant in July its Chevrolet Caoperations at a Texasy.