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Market activity Monday, June 28,1993 Kokomo, (Ind.) Tribune -T New Lilly chief doesn't have own 'agenda' INDIANAPOLIS (AP) Randall Tobias said he is taking the helm of Eli Lilly Co. with an open mind and no agenda for swift action such as layoffs. Tobias and fellow directors of the Indianapolis-based pharmaceutical company stunned the business world Friday when they forced out president and chief executive officer Vaughn Bryson. Tobias, who until Friday was vice chairman of American Telephone Telegraph also took the title of Lilly chairman from Richard Wood. "I am not coming to this position with any preconceived agenda of my own, other than my intention to listen to as many people as I can and leam as quickly as I can," Tobias said in an interview with The Indianapolis Star.

"I would not have come to this job if the board had had any specific agenda they wanted me to carry out," Tobias said. He said, however, that he plans to expand the pharmaceutical giant's image as an international company on the cutting edge of drug research. Tobias said his experience at where he also was chairman and CEO of International, gave him a foundation for understanding the importance of research and the effects of regulations on Lilly. Me helped see the telecommunications giant through a cost-cutting after deregulation. "The thing we need to do at Lilly is continue build our competitive position and prepare for the future," Tobias told the Star.

Tobias said no layoffs are planned, but he stopped short of reaffirming Lilly's longstanding no-layoff policy. "Saying the words, 'There will be no layoffs forever' is sort of like other campaign promises people will make," Tobias said. "Those are decisions that will be made over time by how well we lead this company and how well this company addresses the competitive marketplace. Bryson was ousted after less than two years on the job, a period marked by a steep decline in Lilly's stock price, regulatory woes and its first quarterly loss as a publicly traded company. Lilly posted a $268.5 million loss in the third quarter of 1992.

Profits for the year fell 46 percent, and Lilly had several problems with the Food and Drug Administration, including a one-year shutdown of production at one of its medical device subsidiaries. The company also invested $100 million in a small biotechnology company that was working on a new drug to fight sepsis, an often deadly infection. The drug ran into problems during clinical trials, and Lilly ended up taking a multimillion-dollar loss on its investment. Many employees, former employees and stockholders accused Wood of engineering Bryson's dismissal because he didn't approve of the changes his handpicked successor was making. "I'm sorry that they feel that way.

I understand why they feel that way," Tobias told the 'I think some of that anger is probably misplaced. "I think they are expressing their affection and admiration for Vaughn Bryson, and I think that's perfectly appropriate. So I empathize with that," Tobias said. He declined to comment on the cif- cumstances leading to Bryson's dismissal. "Those are matters that approprj ately belong in the boardroom" Tobias told The Star.

"This board has done, in a very informed way, what it believes is the right thing to do." Tobias said it may be difficult to- come into the company after such a public dismissal of the CEO, but he was optimistic he would be "It's clearly time for us to get all', that behind us and for the Lilly orga-: nization to pull together and build for the future." AmWtr Anroittch Amoco Anacmp Arvln Ban BncOne Cabol Chmlr ClarkE Coachm Conseoi CUMed CumEn DanaCp DuPonf DukeRt FortJM Fordpf QnMoIr GMotpfD QMotpfP QMotptQ QME GMEpfC QMH GILkCh Hlttenfad vjHIDD IndlEn Ipateo Kmart Krogor UHy McDonld NBD NIPSCO NUdty Norwat PPG PSI Penney Seam SvcMer Skyline Supval Tokhem WalMrta WehNat Company Amrten Blndly Blomot Chrcft FmkEI LTX Ully In UncFd MaiCap Merdliw RobNug Company ANBa Amrian BldLyB Blndfy Blomet CNB Canonle Chrcn ConPd Escalde Fstlndla FlMeroa IstSrc FmkEI HmFdINs Huroo IWC IrwnFna Klmbal LTX LbtyHA Ully In 8 UncFd MarCap MrahSu Merdlna MllfBId NoMeR Patricia RallFS RobNug SonuGp 27 61 88 .31 62 34 27 PacWat PeoGId PropCT RBW RXMed Rauch Retlnt Rosdrnst 88 4H 51 88 40 .31 .31 30ft 37Vk 31ft 31ft 52 52 63ft 34 26ft 22ft 22ft rMSDAO-NMS High Low Lilt lift 11ft 11ft 23 23 23 8 7ft 7ft 7ft 16 18 16 14 14 14 NASDAQ-OTC DM Alk 24 39 41 lift 32 33 3ft 8 23 22 29 22 43 6 7ft 8 16 12 3 14 6ft 9 Chg Couitoyof RAFFEWPeHQER, HUOHE8 CO. Aa a.m. E8T 30 INDUSTRIALS 3606.61 20TRAN8POHT8 1526.06 15 UTILITIES 244.27 65 STOCKS 1284.72 Courtttyof fUFFUWPEROER. HUOHES CO. NEW YORK (AP) Early national for telect American Slock Exchange la- Company ALC Alrima AlplnGr Amdhl ATeehC Ampal AUul Bantb BenlOQ BalaWla Btophm BiounlA Caspen cPSSg 1.69 13 4.94 FrultL QltUH KM 1 SSaV Hanwtfl 1MB' SatM High 207 19 141 70 297 100 126 129 1072 77 76 216 364 142 77 191 111 120 105 6 310 144 4ft 96 105 219 126 10ft 196 26Vk 174 6661 67 .66 300 33'A 324 796 3 73 260 62 137 249 163 19 90 4.19 Exchange Low Leal Chg 19'A 2.31 36 2.44 16 17ft 17ft 1.66 4ft 4ft ..06 26ft tft 4ft 6 4ft 31Vk 10ft 26ft 25ft 17ft .66 .66 32ft 33 6H 2.94 2.94 6ft .69 .69 137 137 16ft 4.19 4.19 wl SlerHSe SoUCo SPDRn SterlEI SlorPr StylVldn Siioue SupTHk TelDta Thermo TubMex TumBB VMTsU 120 12ft 100 ft 131 165 347 83 15 191 5677 230 .44 270 9ft 110 699 85 88 9 94 152 605 210 1.31 71 115 321 99 398 301 2ft 2841 6 217 5ft 12ft .81 ft 11ft 11ft 16 16 16 15 VFCpl.20 WMXTo.60 WalMrts.

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on WaJ Street. Advancing shares outnumbered dedln about 2 to 1 on the NYSE, with up, 412 down and 689 unchanged. The NYSE composite Index waa up 0.77 at 247.97. On the American Stock Exchange, the market value Index waa up 0.46 at 431.03. Bcnda were leading higher, aald.

In this low-Interest environment, stocks have often taken their cue from Lower Interest send to the dock market In search cl better returns. Expectations for a weak employment report for June on Friday were helping treasuries. Bond Investors favor slow economic growth became rapid growth often Inflation, which erodes the value of fixed-Income Investments. The market gained Impetus from abroad. In Tokyo, the 225-lssue Nikkei Stock Average gained 227.19 points, or 1.16 percent In London, the Financial Times-Stock Exchange 100-ehare Index waa up 10.7 points at midday.

In actively traded NYSE Issues, Citicorp wee up at leading financial stocks higher as market Interest rates continued thalr decline. Wal-Mart up at 26ft and General Motors was up 'A at Ully EH was down at after the board of on Friday fired the chief executive. On Friday, the Dow doeed at 3,490.69, up a barely perceptible 0.28, giving It a loss for Ihe week ol 3.88 points. Volume on the floor ol the Big Board a light 205.85 million shares. The NYSE composite Index nee 0.60 to 247.20.

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The ddlar now fallen 5.25 yen In lour trading days, after a 8.22-yen gain In the previous five Irom record The amid political uncertainty aa Parliament gave Prime Minister Kllchl Mryazawa'a government a vote of no-confidence. The U.S. currency, considered a sate Investment In of trouble, also had been expected to advance after a O.S. attack on Iraqi Intelligence Bui Japaneae Ignored the and focused on Sunday's domestic eleo- Bon, In which a leftw opposition party waa big loser, dealers sate They aald the Bank of Japan also Intervened by buying dollars at about 105 yen to Mop the U.S. currency's elide.

The central bank not comment on money market In addition, market alto wanted to slow the rise, uld Aklra Naruml, a Sakura Bank dealer. Dollar-gold LONDON (AP) The dollar rote against most other major eurrendee In early European trading today. Gold also rote. In Tokyo, the dollar doted it 108.00 yen, down 0.35 yen from Friday's Later In London, the dollar waa quoted at yen. Other dollar rates compared with late Friday: Japaneee have warned that (he higher yen, which Japanese more expenelve overseas, and could hamper the natton'a economic recovery.

The yen been rising on perceptions that the U.S. government Is pushing for a stronger yen to help cut Japan'a massive tradeturpkit. Todays spot trading totaled 810.196 billion, down Irom 10.683WPIon on Friday. On Ihe stock exchange, Ihe Nikkei Stock Average gained 227.19 or 1.16 percent, closing it 19,886.76. On Friday, It had doaed at 19,659.57 points, down 26.60 or 0.13 percent The Tokyo Slock Price Index ol all Issues listed on the Drat section waa up 16.42 points, or 1.04 percent, to 1,600.47.

II had Men 0.03 points on Friday, when doted at 1,684.05. Volume on the Ural section waa thin al an estimated 240 million down Irom Friday 1 260 million. Advances outnumbered declines 754 to 260, while 149 Issues were unchanged. Interest-rate sensitive shares, Including rallied because the yen's continuing strength fueled speculation that the Bank Japan may cut Ha key lending rale, traders French up from 6.7500 Dutch up from 1.9088 Italian up from 1,643.00 Canadian up from 1.2827 In London, the British pound quoted at up Irom 11.4760 late Friday. major buMon fixed recommended gold price of $378.10 per ounce at mklmomlng, up from (376.95 bid par- ounce late Friday.

In Zurich, the bid price 1377.40, up from $376 JO Friday. In Hong Kong, gold $4.05 to don at a- Silver traded In London at $4.49 a troy ounce, up from (4.471 troy ounce Friday. SeeuiWee DMekxVa Hootjer PUM 7 toMree number It (800) 223-8791. The hotline Total Kokomo (thousands, SA) Indiana (thousands, SA) U.S. (thousands, SA) Manufacturing employment: 1 Kokomo (thousands, SA) Indiana (thousands, SA) U.S.

(thousands, SA) Non-mfg. Kokomo (thousands, SA) Indiana (thousands, SA) U.S. (thousands, SA) Unemployment rates: Kokomo SA) Indiana SA) U.S. SA) Unemployment claims: Kokomo (thousands, SA) Indiana (thousands, SA) May 93 May 93 May 93 May 93 May 93 May 93 May 93 May 93 May 93 April 93 April 93 May 93 June 12 June 12 Total personal income: (Annual dollars) Howard County (Annual average) 1991 Tipton County (Annual average) 1991 Indiana IVQ92 U.S. (Billions dollars, SA) May 93 Gross domestic product(Billions dollars, SAAR) IQ 93 Real gross national product (Pet SAAR) IQ 93 Leading economic indicators (Monthly pet.

chg.) April 93 Consumer price index (1982-84 NSA) May 93 Total retail sales: (Billions dollars) Indiana (SA) Mar. 93 U.S.(SA) May 93 Net Sales Tax Receipts: Howard County (millions of dollars, SA) IIIQ 93 Tipton County (thousands of dollars, SA) IIIQ 93 Miami County (millions of dollars, SA) IIIQ 93 Indiana (millions of dollars, SA) April 93 Howard County Hotel Tax Collection (in dollars) April 93 U.S. industrial production (Index, 1987 SA) May 93 Automobile production (Index, 1987 SA) May 93 Steel production (Index, 1987 U.S. (SA) April 93 Mar. 93 Truck and bus production (Index, SA) April 93 U.S.

industrial operating rate (Percent capacity utilization, SA) May 93 Durable Goods orders by manufacturers (Billions of dollars, SA) May 93 Manufacturer's inventories (Billions dollars, 93 Non-Residential Construction Contracts: Kokomo MSA (in millions of dollars) April 93 Indiana (in millions of dollars) April 93 Residential Construction Contracts: Kokomo MSA (in millions of dollars) April 93 Indiana (in millions of dollars) April 93 Building Permits: Howard County (units) April 93 Indiana Housing Permits (units) Dec. 92 U.S. housing starts (Thousands of units, SAAR). i fell Money supply (Ml) (Billions of dollars, SA) June 14 1IMM. Banks prime lending rate (As of date listed) June 23 Federal funds rate June 18 90-day treasury bills June 18 10-year government bonds June 18 Corp.

AAA industrial bonds June 18 47.8 2,559.2 109.990.0 18.3 631.8 17,821.0 29.5 1,937.7 92,169.0 5.2 5.8 6.9 708 30,869 1.45 0.29 104.5 5,296.6 6,145.8 0.7 0.1 144.2 3.43 170.1 5.523 724,650 1.211 199.812 13,773.66 110.4 86.5 114.3 111.5 150.9 81.6 128.3 380.4 .940 131.902 2.349 325,668 11 1,777 1,244 47.7 2,559.0 109,781.0 18.1 633.2 17,860.0 29.3 1,931.5 91,921.0 4.7 4.9 7.0 675 30,211 1.41 0.28 102.7 5,266.3 6,081.8 4.7 144.0 3.44 169.9 6.104 1.236 191.789 12,133.34 110.2 90.2 109.8 111.4 148.9 81.6 130.3 380.0 .810 160.334 2.574 308.456 21 2,108 1,215 1,070.6 6.00 3.01 3.05 5.96 7.32 1,072.7 6.00 2.96 3.10 6.06 7.38 47.6 2,533.2 108,470.0 19.2 626.8 18,109.0 28.8 1,919.2 90,361.0 5.7 5.8 7.4 1,047 39,021 98.3 5,032.7 5,840.2 2.9 0.3 139.7 3.35 159.1 5.720 715,516 1.166 171.286 12,903.85 108.9 98.6 108.9 106.1 114.6 79.1 119.8 382.2 1.706 175.202 2.988 288.017 28 1,596 1,197 952.8 6.50 3.72 3.63 7.25 8.22 Principal source: Ball State University Bureau of Business Research. Also: Indiana Department of Revenue, F.W Dodge Division of McGraw-Hill Information Systems and Howard County Convention and Visitors Commission. 'Employment statistics represent establishment (payroll) employment, which does not include some Jobs in agriculture, the self-employed or unpaid family workers. Total employment figures include jobs affected by strikes that are not counted in the manufacuring and non-manufacturing categories. adjusted.

seasonally adjusted. adjusted annual rate. Kokomo and Tipton Counties available.