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iue Huuoiulu Adveiik'r Friday, June litf, 19a A-35 Market Data Bank June 25, 1987 Senate kills key trade bill amendment Markets at a Glance DOW 2,451.05 22.64fr 500 308.96 2.10-O' NYSE 173.55 1.1S AMEX 337.48 0.2 1 NASDAQ 427.20 i 5. i i i r' Bargain-hunters spur mart to another record have set more restrictive quotas on imports of all foreign textiles, apparel, wool, man-made fibers and other products. (Hawaii garment makers, who depend on Far East-produced textiles for most of, their material, have vigorously opposed further restrictions on imports. (Spokesman William G. Foster, president of Malia International commented yesterday that the U.S.

textile industry "is coming off an exceptionally good year" and added: "I am getting so sick and tired of talk of the 'failing domestic It's just not true. have a terrible time buying goods from domestic mills because they are completely oversold," he said.) The Senate completed its opening day of debate on the trade bill after 24 senators spent more than nine hours giving opening statements on the controversial measure. They passed on voice vote two non-controversial amendments, including one requiring the U.S. trade representative's office to investigate Japanese refusal to let American architectural, engineering and construction firms compete for work on the $5.9 billion Kansai Airport project at Osaka. During opening statements, trade bill supporters warned that America will develop a "Taco Bell economy" of low-paid service jobs unless it protects its industrial base from flood of foreign imports.

But opponents, including the Reagan administration, fear the Senate bill is too protectionist and could spark i trade war that could damage the U.S. economy and cost thousands of American jobs. United Presi International WASHINGTON The Senate yesterday killed an amendment to the trade bill that would have allowed American firms claiming to be victims of unfair foreign trade practices to sue for monetary damages for past injuries. The Senate voted 69-27 to table, or kill, the amendment the first controversial provision to be voted on as the Senate worked late into the night on its first day in what could be weeks of debate on the omnibus trade bill. The Senate defeated the same amendment at least twice in recent years.

The amendment, by Sen. Arlen Specter, and others, would have allowed companies claiming to be victims of unfair trade practices such as illegal subsidies or dumping goods on the American market at a price below the cost of production to go directly to court for relief instead of seeking a hearing before the International Commerce Commission. It would also have allowed them to sue foreign countries for monetary damages for past injury a tougher sanction against illegal trade practices than that available from ITC, which can only impose future penalties. Opponents said the Specter amendment was opposed by most business groups and was "blatantly" illegal under the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade, which governs free world trade. KORL will be sold at auction on July 22 Sen.

Arlen Specter One of amendment's sponsors Earlier in the day, Senate advocates of legislation to protect the struggling domestic textile industry from cheaper foreign imports announced they would not try to attach their measure to the omnibus trade bill. That action means the trade bill will not include controversial textile import restrictions would bring a "sure-fire veto" from President Reagan, Said one Democratic Senate aide. He added the agreement to withdraw the textile provision and consider it as a separate measure was expected. In 1985, Reagan vetoed a textile bill as too protectionist and the House in early 1986 failed to get the two-thirds vote to override him. The bill would Gillette gained 1V6 to 39V6.

Ilevlon has offered $40.50 per share for the giant maker of personal care products. Reichhold Chemicals exploded, rising 18V4 to 60Vi after receiving a bid from Dainippon Ink Chemical. After the market closed, the Federal Reserve reported that the narrow definition of the nation's basic money supply known as Ml fell $1 billion in the latest week. With the previous week's drop of a revised $7.9 billion, some analysts said the declines could reflect a weakening economy. "The data show outright weakness in money growth during June," said William V.

Sullivan senior vice president of Dean Witter Reynolds Inc. "The persistent weakness may signal wider problems in the economy." On foreign exchange markets, the dollar edged up against most major currencies in quiet trading. Gold slipped. New York's Commodity Exchange settled gold at $440.80 an ounce, down from $443.20. The Comex settled silver at $6,853.

down from $6,935. The dollar closed at 146.30 yen in New York, up from 144.80. Earlier in Tokyo, it eased to 145.42 yen, from 145.95, as investors took profits. United Preti Internatiimal NEW YORK The Dow Jones industrial average hit a new record yesterday, bolstered by stronger dollar and bond prices and investors who turned to bargains after two days of taking profits. The Dow jumped 22.64 to close at an unprecedented The previous record of 2,445.51 was set Monday.

On the big board, 199,503,400 shares changed hands, compared with 175,483,700 Wednesday. Edward Shopkorn, partner in charge of institutional equities at Mabon, Nugent said the market's retreat over the previous two sessions was largely the result of weakness in the dollar and bond prices. When bond prices firmed yesterday morning, buyers came back into the market, he said. "What's behind it is the fact that the dollar firmed up and bonds responded," said Martin Krouner, manager of listed trading at Jefferies Co. "That's caused buyers to come back in." On the Big Board, USAir Group was the most active issue, gaining 1 to 47.

USAir brought a 10 million-share secondary offering to market. Tandem Computers followed, plunging 4Vi to 32. and was third, up to 28. American Stock Exchange Continued from A-34 3006 74k 14) 76 4vi Swift pf .94 Synaloy ScandF Sceptr Schalb SciMgt .30 75 1 14 7 4 Ml Vl 3U-MS II Ma 13 44 It- 4k T-T 20 4 442 4'4 7 34 4k TEC TIE Til 41 .10 .50 .50 tion auctions. Pacific Communications' Heller said the start of radio station auctions last year followed a Federal Communications Commission rules change dropping the previous three-year minimum holding period.

KORL was to have been sold earlier this year to a group including two on-air personalities, Jacqueline Lindsey Honolulu and Krash Kealoha, but financing fell through. That left Pacific Communications in a financial squeeze of its own, prompting the bankruptcy filing. Lindsey, president of KORL the Pacific subsidiary that owns the station, said a January format change has lifted KORL's ratings and the station, with a slimmed down staff of 11, is "about breaking even." The current format includes mostly contemporary Hawaiian music. Heller said the auction will be heavily promoted, including advertisements in The Wall Street Journal and other major Mainland newspapers. After it's completed, she said in a phone interview, her group of a dozen or so investors will concentrate "on what we know best Texas real estate." By Kit Smith Advertiser Financial Editor Radio station KORL, which has been operating since May under federal Bankruptcy Court protection, will be sold at auction July 22.

The auction will be the first ever in Hawaii of a radio station, said Michael Fox Auctioneers Inc. of Baltimore, which will conduct it. Pacific Communications which bought the station in 1984, hopes to get enough from the auction to pay off creditors, said Mary Heller of Dallas, one of the firm's principals. The auction, scheduled for 11 a.m. at the Sheraton-Waikiki, will include KORL's FCC license as well as its studio, production, transmitter and other equipment.

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