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The company decided to build another All-Star rather than a pricier property because of demand from those travelers and from international tour operators, who have asked for more economy-priced rooms so they can advertise low-cost travel packages, said Randy Garfield, president of the Walt Disney Travel Co. Room rates at Disney's existing All-Star Resorts range from $69 to $89 per night. "This is a product that really gives them tour operators an opportunity to develop a seamless Disney vacation" at a lower cost, Garfield said. The opening of the hotel will follow the May 1998 opening of Walt Disney World's Animal Kingdom. With the expansion, Walt Disney World will have 26 hotels with 26,213 rooms.

The property, to open in early 1999, will be based on movies, company insiders said. By Jill Jorden Spitz OF THE SENTINEL STAFF NASHVILLE, Tenn. Walt Disney World will announce plans today to build a third phase of its lowest price hotel, All-Star Resorts. The property, to open in early 1999, will bring the number of rooms at All-Star Resorts which includes two other hotels with music and sports themes to 5,760. Disney officials would not reveal the theme of the new property but insiders have said it will be based on movies.

Disney will make its announcement here at the Discover America International Pow Wow, a travel trade show at which 1,600 tour operators from 70 countries book trips and tours with U.S. hotels, at Bid Bid Rat Mai. data Bid Asked YW. chg. Bid Rata Mat data Bid Asked Ykt dig.

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"They I can come and go as they see fit" The new pass and expansions at Disney, Universal and Sea World should spell good news to everyone, said Joe Couceiro, director of Busch Entertainment sales, promo-1 tions and partnerships. Busch owns Sea World and Busch Gardens. "When Orlando is bustling with business, we all win," Couceiro said. "That's what we're looking to do with this pass." nation Universal hotels, whose decision to let the travel company take over guest-service desks cost them the ability to sell Disney tickets. The hotels' guests still will get free transportation and early entrance to alliance parks but no longer will have the exclusivity many expected when they signed oa But park officials said they think Destination Universal hotels will be happy about the greater flexibility the pass will give guests.

Officials from the parks said Monday they made the changes in response to research showing consumers did not want to be locked PASS from B-1 Through 1997, the seven-day pass will cost $94.95 for adults, and the 10-day pass will cost $125.95. Next year, prices will go up about $5. The passes are available at the theme parks, tour operators and about 20 hotels whose guest service desks are run by Universal Studios' travel company. Soon, though, they will be available through up to 10 local guest-service companies, which means they will be sold at hotels and shopping malls all over town. The changes may displease Desti DM Bid Ak6d Yldcho, 693 Jun97n 10002 10003 4.94 638 Jun97n 100.04 100.05 451 950 JU976 10013 10014 474 -411 650 Jul 97 1O003 100.O4 4.91 698 Jul 97 1O0 06 100 05 4.89 9.50 Aug97n 10009 100.10 5-06 9 63 Aug 97 10022 100.23 500 -A1 900 Aug 97 10009 100 08 932 563 Aug97r 100 02 10003 536 550 Sap 97 10002 100 04 5 25 675 Sap97n 10005 100 07 525 675 Od97n 10105 10100 539 5.63 Oct 97 100.03 100.05 5.40 e.01 5 75 Oct 97 10004 100 09 541 739 No97n 100.25 100 27 5.59 989 Nov97n 101.14 101.19 5.54 538 Nov97n S929 9931 580 600 r97n 100.07 100.09 557 J)1 825 Oac97n 9929 9929 559 600 Dac97n 100 09 10010 557 01 7 68 Jan 96 101.11 101.13 583 5 00 Jan 96 ft 99.17 99.19 573 663 Jan 96 99.30 100.00 573 01 725 Fab 98 10031 10101 560 613 Fab 96 ft 101.19 10120 579 513 Fab 98 9919 9919 5 91 613 Mar 98 9919 9916 675 813 Mar 96 10009 100.11 570 7 66 Apr 98 10123 10125 679 5.88 Apr 99 ft 100.01 100.03 683 613 Apr 96 9912 99.14 584 -A1 613 May 96 100 08 10010 588 900 May 99 ft 10229 10230 582 5 38 May 9Bn 99.17 9919 5 99 900 May 990 1O004 10006 588 8.25 Jun96n 100.12 10015 5 99 613 Junttn 9909 9911 595 6.25 Jul 98 ft 10215 102.19 6 92 6 28 Jul 98 ft 99 09 9911 5 94 4 .01 925 JU99n 100.11 10014 594 589 Aug 99 9929 9931 599 925 Aug 98 10323 103 29 599 -A1 4.79 Aug 99 99.19 9921 599 613 Aug 99 100 09 10009 5.97 4.75 Sap 98 ft 0914 90.17 5.99 600 Sep 98 10000 10503 599 713 Octgsn 101 14 101 17 9 00 475 Oct 98 ft 98 09 96.12 6 0S 6.98 Oct 96 rt 9925 9929 906 4.01 3 50 No 96 10013 101.13 3.22 ..02 650 Nov 96 9909 9911 609 ..01 989 Nov 98 10327 103.30 905 6.63 No 96 ft 99.13 96.16 8.06 5.13 Nov 98 ft 9822 99 25 9.09 5.13 Dac99n 9820 9923 905 575 Dac99ft 99.17 9920 9.05 9 36 Jan 99 10015 10018 9.09 5.00 Jan 99 ft 99.09 9611 812 9929 639 96.24 6 36 99.12 636 106.27 638 .01 99.23 838 ..01 WOFL renews plans for newscast Rat Is trie annual interest rate the Treasury bond provides investors.

Mat date indicates the month and year the bond will expire. Bid is the price Investors will pay for the bond. Asked is the price at which investors wHI sell. A bond's price is expressed as a percentage of its original purchase cost of $1 ,000. The whole numbers and the decimals which represent 32nd8 of a point must be converted to dollars and cents; for example, 103.18 equals $1035.63.

Yld. is the annual percentage return to the Investor, based on the bond's current price If the bond held to maturity. Bid. Chg. is the change between the preceding day's final bid price and the final bid price from the day before that.

Other footnotes: k-taxes on interest will not be withheld from non-U. S. citizens. n-Treasury note. p-Treasury note; taxes on Interest will not be withheld from non-US.

citizens. By Rene Stutzman OF THE SENTINEL STAFF Opllone a Opllone Strike NY doee price Calla-Laet Pute-Uat Index options iee price Calla-Ual Pute-Uat NTCIOI That would put it head-to-head against the 10 p.m. newscasts on WKCF-Channel 18, which is produced by WCPX, and WRBW-Channel 65, produced by WFTV-Channel9. Viewers of WOGX-Channel 51 in Ocala, which also is owned by Meredith and operated out of WOFL's studios in Lake Mary, will get daily newscasts at both 6 p.m. and 10 p.m., Reichel said.

What is not clear, though, is when the newcasts will debut Phil Jones, president of Meredith's broadcasting group, said he would like them to begin by January. Reichel, though, said other considerations, such as studio renovations, could push that back by several months. A Meredith magazine, Golf for Women, uses the space originally designed as the station's newsroom. Its staff is to move to New York by Aug. 1.

91 931 785 7534 71 761 Last summer, WOFL-Channel 35 announced it was within months of launching a local newscast, a first for the Fox affiliate. Then its parent company, Meredith bought WCPX-Channel 6, putting those plans on hold. On Monday, the plans for news at WOFL were on again. Meredith on Monday signed a deal to trade away WCPX not WOFL, as many had thought it would clearing uncertainty about the future of Channel 35. General Manager Norris Reichel said the station will do what it originally said: put a 10 p.m.

newscast on the air. Opnona 4 Striae NY croee price CaJre-Uet Pute-Laet Jun Jul Jun Jul 19.44 una 13 518 2tt 3 3' I 1114 4 1 1V4 5W 15 6 2 7 2 9 3i 6i 4 101 5i lis 6i 75 15 8i4- 16 11 16' Jul Jul OpHone 1 Strike NY ctoae price CaHe-l aa Pute-Leet 890 620 ant Jun Jul Jul Jul tneeuabnal 123.16 890 4i 117 Jun Jul Jun Jul Japan 208.47 185 i 221 .1 190 I I I 195 200 i 10W I a 205 3 210 i 215 1W 8't Jun Jul Jin Jul SSP100 626.94 695 i I TOO 'U: 1291 7 705 i 710 tntlt :1 1 720 1' 725 1 730 1M 221ft i Crercaaer 12 405 410 420 430 1414 213 730 1 1 740 10614 1 114 750 96' in 800 501 6114 6 805 507 2i 610 4014 3i 91 815 3Si 33 620 351 634 625 261 63 123 830 25 34 71 131 835 231 840 1 81 273 103 16 845 15M 13' 850 123 25 15'A 20 735 740 745 750 755 760 765 770 776 780 785 790 795 800 805 810 615 820 sap 700 710 720 725 75ra 11 Jun Jul Jun Jul 56 I S4i 53' 34i 42 2914 271 22V4 19 261 Jun Jul 846.36 Cn-paiaa 441.54 435 3m i 455 15 19 Jun Jul Jun Jul cease 423.29 400 25M 30 I 405 20M I Jun Jul Jun Jut Malor Market 760.28 17 111 Vie 3 POST-NEW5WEEK Low Setbe Chg, Open High Futures Money rates 93.81 93.65 93.49 93.53 93.40 93.43 93.29 93.32 Open High Low Settle Chg, WHEAT (5,000 bu minimum oente per bushel) Ju7 363 365 35613603 e'M Mar9B 93.68 93.69 Jun98 93.56 93.57 Sep99 93.45 93.47 Dec98 93.34 93.35 M99 93.32 93.34 Jun99 93.27 93.29 Sep99 93.24 93.26 D6C99 93.17 93.19 MarOO 93.17 93.18 JunOO 93.12 93.14 SepOO 93.09 93.10 DacOO 93.01 93.03 372 Open High Low Seine Chg, SepSS 65.50 95.50 95.50 94.60 4.25 Nol98 97.55 97.30 4.50 Jan99 99.75 99.80 4.75 CRUDE OIL (1,000 bM. doners per bM.) Ju7 20.95 21.17 20.83 20.98 4.10 Aug97 21.08 2126 20.97 21.12 4.11 Sep97 21.09 21.22 21.01 21.12 4.11 0097 20.98 21.17 20.97 21.07 4.11 NOV97 21.03 21.09 21.03 21.02 4.11 Dec97 20.94 21.07 20.66 20.96 4.11 Jan98 20.87 20.95 20.87 20.91 4.1 1 FobOB 20.89 20.90 20.88 20.86 4.11 Ma96 20.85 20.85 20.85 20.61 4.11 Apr96 20.80 20.80 20.60 20.76 4.11 Sep97 372 Dec97 381 MarSS 384 May98 374 Jul98 363 36313673 .1 375 3781 379 381 371 373 365 365 -3 3S4 375 371 MarOI 93.01 JunOI 92.97 SepOt 92.94 DecOl 92.86 93.03 92.99 92.95 92.88 Defense is delaying opening statement FAA from B-1 Moulis said the maintenance workers Jim Hinsley, Gerard Gal-lucci, Carmen Alvaro and Jim Noones signed or directed subor-; dinates to sign falsified records about maintenance on a Boeing 737 engine in October and November. The FAA learned of the falsifications when mechanic David Jordan of Deltona called the agency's safety-hot line to claim he had been ordered to falsify a repair record to say that fan blades had been lubricated when they had not The FAA will not revoke Jordan's license. Joe Kuchta, an attorney represent- ing the mechanics, delayed his open-, ing statement until the FAA completes its case.

Kuchta would not comment on his defense but his questions Monday indicated, he may argue that the engine had-been recently overhauled and did not require lubricatioa -Meredith CORPORATION Headquarters: Des Moines, Iowa Holdings: Better Homes and Gardens, Ladies Home Journal plus other magazines and 9 TV stations, in Phoenix; Portland; Kansas City, Nashville, Greerwlle-Asheville, N.C.; Flint, Las Vegas; Orlando; and Ocala Holdings In Central Florida: WOFL-Channel 35, WOGX-Channel 51 in Ocala, Golf for Women magazine. 1 996 Income: $53.9 million. 1996 revenue: $775.8 million. History: Bought its 1st TV station in 1948. Agreed to buy WCPX as part of a 3-station $435 million deal with First Media Television LP in January.

That left It with 2 TV stations in Orlando WCPX and WOFL which is banned by federal rules. Parent company: The Washington Post owner of The Washington Post, Newsweek, other publishing and cable TV properties. Headquarters: Hartford, Conn. Holdings: Six TV stations, in Miami, Jacksonville, Detroit, Houston, San Antonio and Hartford. Most are the No.

1 or No. 2 rated stations in their markets. Holdings In Central Florida: None, except for the pending acquisition of WCPX. 1996 operating Income: $155 million. 1996 operating revenue: $332.4 million.

History: Bought its 1st station in 1950 and has slowly built its holdings. Was an aggressive bidder for WCPX-Channel 6 in January but was outbid by Meredith Corp. 4.11 4.11 4.11 93.27 93.31 93.24 93.26 93.20 93.22 93.13 93.15 93.13 93.15 93.09 93.11 93.05 93.07 92.98 93.00 92.97 93.00 92.94 92.97 92 90 92 93 92.83 92.88 92.83 92.66 92.81 92.82 92.77 92.78 92.70 92.71 92 70 92.71 92.66 92 66 92.62 92 62 92.55 92.55 92.55 92.55 92.50 92.51 92.46 92.47 92.39 62.40 92.39 92.40 92.33 92.35 92.30 92.32 92.23 92.25 92.23 9225 92.18 9220 92.15 9217 92.06 92.10 9208 9210 4.01 4.01 4.01 4.01 4.01 4.02 4.02 4.02 4.02 4.03 4.03 4.03 4.03 4.03 4.03 4.03 4.03 4.03 4.03 4.03 4.03 4.04 4.04 4.04 4.04 4.04 4.04 4.04 4.04 4.04 4.04 4.04 4.04 MayOB 20.65 20.65 20.65 20.71 Jun98 20.65 20.65 20.63 20.65 D9C96 20.26 20.34 20.22 20.33 SUGAR-WORLD 11 (1 12,000 lbs. -cerrta per lb.) JuS7 11.13 11.35 11.13 11.34 CORN (5,000 bu minimum cents per bushel) Ju7 373 2741 270' 274 3'M Seps7 259 260 2671 2593 .31 Dec97 257' 258' 255' 258' .41 Mar98 2623 2641 2611264 41 May98 266 2673 2651 2673 .4 Jurae 270 2713 2683 27111 Dsc98 254 380 255' 2591 4 OATS (5,000 bu minimum cents per bushel) Jur37 167' 169 1653 169 .31 Sep97 158 160' 1571 1601 .3 Dac97 15S' 160 158' 160 .2 Mar98 162 162'a 162 1621 .110 SOYBEANS (5,000 bu mirurmm-cexrtsper bushel) Jul97 880' 682' 865 875' -5'M Aug97 832 833' 8221 828 43 Sep97 7331 735 728l732 Nov97 686' 6933 685 6911 41 JanSS 888' 695' 687 694 6'M Mar98 693 699' 691 697 eS JuKW 701 705 899 703' 5' Ncv98 655 656 653 653 -2 CATTLE (40,000 tb cents per 17 of 4 DJ Marketa Intereet rate Wen: 6.550 Prima Rate: 8.50 Dsoount Rale: 5.00 Broker oak loan rata: 7.25 Federal funda market rata: High 6.6876 Low 5.826 5 6875 Dealera oommerciel paper. 30-190 daya: Commercial paper by finance company: 30-270 daya: 5.554 60 Bannen acceotancea deaier Inc-caDona: 30 daya.

556 60 daya, 556 SO daya, 661 120 daya, 563 150 daya, 564 160 daya, 567 Certrtcatea of Depoatt Primary: 30 daya, 4.72 90 daya, 5 10 160 daya, 544 CerWIcatea ol Depce by drr daya, 556 SO daya, 562 90 day, 568 120 daya, 5 75 150 daya, 5 76 180 daya. 6.85 Eurodollar ralea: Ovemtgni. 5 1 month, 5.5625-5.625 3 rnorrthe. 66675-5 75 6 montrra. 68125-6675 1 year.

6062541875 London Wert entered Rate 3 inonthSr, 5 81 25 dmontht. 594531 1 year. 6.21875 vwags) dmcjounl rata: 3-monlh as ol Juna 2r 4.93 8-mooth aa ol Juna Z. 5.22 52-wook May 22: 556 Traaaury Biff anniaiizad rata on waatcfy avar-aga tMsta, yMd adjusted tor oonatanl nrity, 1-year, as ol May 27 5 85 Traa. BiTWkal rata, 1-yaar 8.47-8.45 Traaa.

Boixkrvarkat rata, 30-year: ol 4pm 6.89 Fannw Maa 30 yaar fiwrtgaga oomnwtonania. 30 daya. 796 60daya.e.01 Fed Home Loan Hh Osthrt Coat of Fitida: 822 Money market tund: Meml Lynch Ready AaaatK 30 day average ywid: 6.02 11.20 11.09 11.00 10.89 0097 10.96 Mar9B 10.94 May96 10.85 JUI96 10.82 Dct98 10.70 Mar99 10.63 10.96 11.19 4.16 10.94 11.09 4.14 10.90 11.00 4.13 10.82 10.90 4.10 10.78 4.06 10.72 4.08 Mar02 92.86 92 88 Jun02 92.84 92.84 Sep02 92.80 92.80 Dec02 92.73 92.73 MarOS 92.73 92.73 Jun03 92.66 92.67 SapOS 92.62 92.63 Dec03 92.55 92.56 Mar04 92.55 92.56 JU104 92.50 92.52 Sep04 92.46 92.48 Dec04 92 39 92.41 Mar05 92.39 92.41 Jun05 92.33 92.38 Sep05 92 30 92.32 DecOS 92.23 92.25 MarOS 9223 92.25 JunOS 92.18 92.20 SapOS 92.15 92.17 Oeo06 62.06 92.10 Mar97 92 08 9210 S4P COMP. INDEX (points end cents) Jun97 853.50 853.90 Sep97 862.50 862.50 Dec97 886.30 871.45 ORANGE JUICE (15,000 Jut97 76.90 79.80 Sep97 79.55 82.50 Nov97 82.50 64.50 Jan96 86.00 67.00 Marge 88 00 89.90 May96 90.00 Jut98 93.25 93-25 -63 33 Jun97 64.85 64.97 84 38 64.40 Auo97 64.85 64.93 64 2S 64.30 OC197 88.20 68.26 67.97 68.03 0ec97 70.65 70.83 70.50 70.63 Febtt 71.10 71.35 71.03 71.20 COFFEE (37,500 tb. cents per lb.) Ju87 269.00 275.00 247.50253.95-22.45 Ssp97 233.00 236.00 212.00224.55-13.75 D9C97 198.00 196.50 191.40186.95-11.45 Mar96 173.00 176.00 170.90171.95-7.95 May96 169.00 170.00 166.00166.00-2.40 Jut96 164.00 166.00 154.40163.05 Sep98 160.00 163.00 151.50157.50 4,10 NYSE COMP.

INDEX (polrrts and cents) Jun97 443.90 444.40 440.95441.50-1.30 Sep97 448.05 448.70 445.90445.75-1.30 .06 Post looks to future with WCPX Apr98 72.95 73.10 72.90 73.06 4,05 Jun98 8995 70.10 69.95 70.00 .03 846.00 846.20 854.50854.85-4.45 663.80 864.05 ertb.) 76 50 77.05 4.45 78.90 79.10 81.65 62.20 4.20 84.75 84.80 -2D 87.50 87.30 -JO 9000 93.25 92.30 Taeleemarkeeting Increeasee your clieent baa a Appointment Settings Sales -Specializing In bualnaaa to btaalnaaa talamaricatino. 1 20 yaara axparlanoa 5 Local Long Distance 5 Turner Marketing 8 4Q7-339-S113 FEEDER CATTLE (50,000 lbs cents per Aug97 78 20 76.20 77.00 77.83 Sp97 77.75 77.75 77.45 77.55 0097 77.55 77.85 77.55 77.63 Nov97 79.00 79.35 78.95 79.13 WCPX from B-1 gets $60 million in cash. The Post conversely, is betting n. not i frtottoay on the future. In WCPX it gets a station that is building its news audience.

Perhaps more significantly, it "Compare gets a station in one of the fastest-growing markets in the country. Futures contracts are obligations to buy or sell commodities or financial assets in specific quantities. The months indicate when the contracts will expire. The Open, High, low and Settle prices refer to the preceding day's first, highest, lowest and final prices for the commodity or financial assets. Chg.

is the change between the preceding days's final price, or settle, and the final price from the day before that Us To Your The Orlando area has climbed to Rtenlrote dead heat with WESH-Channel 2 in the ratings battle. Spectorsky called the change in ownership, which must be approved by federal regulators, "wonderful." "Post-Newsweek is a strong broadcast company with two very good stations in Florida I think it will improve our regional coverage of news. Meredith acquired WCPX in January in a three-station deal with First Media Television LP for $435 millioa But because federal regulations ban a company from owning two TV stations in one market it had to sell or trade one. Initially it tried to trade WOFL, one of the most-successful Fox affiliates in the natioa But the company opted to deal away WCPX, said Phil Jones, president of Meredith's broadcast group. "We're still in Orlando, and we're loving it" Jones said.

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