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MARKETS Sec. 3 6 TyUr Morning Telegraph THURSDAY, AUGUST 8. 1996 August 7, 1996 571 8.67 'h- S1S4SS Highest close $77.00 22.56 Low 15,659.11 1 Ma, 21 6150 5975 5800 5625 5450" 5275 5100 9196 8196 5196 7196 6196 12; and Motorola rose 1 34 to 57 14. On the Nasdaq, Intel rose 2 3164 to 82 2364, and Applied Materials roue 2 516 to 27 716. There was little market reaction to a report that reinforced last week's encouraging signals On inflation.

The Federal Reserve's survey of regional business conditions found that the robust U.S. economy is showing signs of slower growth. The survey, known as the beige book, will be used by Fed policy-makers when they meet Aug. 20. Until recently, analysts were divided over whether the Federal Open Market Committee would boos short-term interest rates to cool the; economy and keep inflation at bay.

But recent data showing the economy is moderating on its own with little sign of price pressures has convinced most that the Fed will keep rates unchanged for now. Overseas, Tokyo's Nikkei stock average fell 1.3 percent, Frankfurt's DAX index rose 0.4 percent, and London's FT-SE 100 rose 0.6 percent. But on Wednesday, the leadership came from the battered computer which benefited from a Merrill Lynch upgrade on a leading chipmak-er, Micron Technology, and an upbeat outlook in advance of a widely-watched report on monthly semiconductor sales. "You're seeing the technology group, which has been weak, being re-recommended, said Steven Goldman, market strategist at Weeden Co. of Greenwich, Conn.

"This strength in the technology group is allowing the market to edge its way back to new highs." The Dow and broader big-company measures bounced back in the last hour after surrendering early gains. The Standard Poor's 500-stock index rose 1.78 to 664.16, leaving it within 15 points of its record high, and the New York Stock Exchange composite index rose 0.78 to 354.43, less than 10 points from its all-time best. Advancing issues outnumbered decliners by a 13-to-9 margin on the NYSE, where volume totaled 392.47 million shares as of 4 p.m., up from the previous session. The Nasdaq composite index rose 12.24 to 1,141.11, and the American Stock Exchange's market value index, which is also dominated by technology and smaller-company shares, rose 1.50 to 550.24. Despite the improving interest in computer-related shares, the Nasdaq market remains 8.6 percent below its June record, demonstrating the reluctance among investors to go plowing back into that technology sector after July's slide.

The buying technology has been focused on bellwether names which are perceived to be less risky. IBM shares jumped 3 38 to 112 58 on the NYSE, accounting for nearly half of the Dow8 advance; Hewlett-Packard rose 1 78 to 46, and Compaq rose 1 14 to 57. Among chipmakers on the NYSE, Micron Technology soared 3 58 to 25 78; Texas Instruments rose 3 to 48 NEW YORK (AP) Rebounding technology shares helped turn the stock market higher Wednesday, bringing the Dow Jones industrial average to its first close above 5,700 since July's rout The Dow industrials rose 22.56 points to 5,718.67, its sixth gain in seven sessions, bringing it within 60 points, or less than 1 percent, of its all-time high at 5,778.00, set May 22. It was just over a month ago that the Dow started sliding with trie rest of the market on interest rate and corporate profit worries, a downturn that dragged the Dow below 5,200 in mid-July- Broader market measures have recovered too, but not as decisively as the Dow, with investors favoring the perceived safety of big companies as they edged back into the market. Notably, stocks overcame weakness in the bond market, which had served as the stock market's catalyst over the past week as long-term interest rates fell to their lowest level since April.

HEusiiiess TDravelers Skittish About Mying DALLAS (AP) You have to wonder what the aerospace engineers at Moog Inc. know that you don't. When they make business travel arrangements they're very specific, said Kathy Hall-Zientek, travel manager at the East Aurora, N.Y., company. "They won't fly on certain types of aircraft," said Ms. Hall-Zientek, hose company makesr-aells-and- tests new and used airplane components.

Because they know an av rful lot about which types have which removed the last major obstacle to the parts. sales. Moog employees may have more In Mav. Iran accented a U.N. offer New York Cotton Exchange.

The last time-cotton was this low was in November 1994. Unleaded gasoline futures advanced on concern delays in the start of Iraqi oil sales. I Earlier, energy prices had slumped on news the United States He said the market also fell because, Monday's Agriculture Department report is expected to-show the United States could produce 6 percent more cotton than had been expected in June. Cotton for October delivery fell 2.08 cents to 70 cents a pound on the to sell $2 billion worth of oil for an initial 180-day period to buy food and medicine for its people, suffering the effectsDf six years of economic sanctions. Another TV Station Coming To East Texas heard "a few comments but not as many as I might have expected.1 Still, the issue looms large enough-that the association arranged for U.S.

Rep. James Oberstar, a member of the Aviation Subcommittee, to address the session on air travel security via satellite. He said it would cost up to $3 billion to equip the nation's 75 busiest -airports with the- $900,000 state-of-the-art explosives detector known as the CTX 5000. The machines, tested at Atlanta's airport during the -Olympics, will undergo another year -of testing before the Federal Aviation Administration decides whether to require airlines to begin using them. Shyman issued a statement after the session calling for the machine to be deployed immediately.

Other security measures are already in place or under consideration. As of January, the FAA began requiring better background information on employees with access to restricted areas of the airport, including employment history for the past decade and a criminal background check. Legislation to tighten clearance for all security personnel, including those who operate the scanners, was overwhelmingly passed by the House Aug. 2. The Senate put off action on the anti-terrrorism measure until after Congress returns from its monthlong recess that began Aug.

3. The bill includes airport security provisions such as background investigations for airport personnel and assignment of FBI agents to high-risk airports, especially those with international flights. Bomb-sniffing dogs would be used at the largest commercial airports. By The Associated Press Cotton futures sank to a 20-month low Wednesday after a widely respect- ed newsletter said demand from China would drop sharply just as a bumper U.S. crop hits the market.

In other markets, unleaded gasoline and wheat futures rose. The Commodity Research Bureau's index of 17 commodities fell .26 point to 243.90. Cotton futures tumbled in frenetic trading after the weekly newsletter Cotton Outlook predicted China would use 2.5 million bales fewer than had been anticipated. That's about half of Beijing's imports, most of which come from the United States. Rumors had been bandied about since April, but the latest forecast sent traders into a frenzy, said Roger Varner, of Varner Bros, brokerage house in Cleveland, Miss.

"When you see.it in black and white when Cotton Outlook says it it's very reliable confirmation," he said. Cotton Outlook mailed the information over the weekend, and it arrived on traders' desks in time for trading Wednesday, Varner said. Chinese demand has been falling because factories have been producing cheaper polyester, said Smith Barney cotton specialist David Brandon Jr. reason than most to worry about air safety and security in the wake of the ValuJet crash, the TWA explosion and the Olympic bombing, But plenty of other business travelers are skittish, too. Judie Shyman, president of the National Business Travel Association, a travel managers' trade group, estimated that about 10 percent of the membership is "concerned and cautious about fly-) ing." So (ar, few appear to be acting on their fears.

Only 4 percent of the 200 or so members attending a session Wednesday on air travel security at the association's annual convention said the "recent safety incidents had caused their companies to reduce travel by air, They entered their responses to questions projected on a 1 screen into handheld computers that instantly calculated the results. "The rest of the people, I guess, realize it's business as usual, Shy-man shrugged. Indeed, Dottie Blanton, travel manager with a Dallas-based division of Northrop Grumman, said she's UPN shows on weekends instead of primetime. "Fox 51 originally signed on to be a secondary UPN affiliate so that we could move the shows to the new station when it was ready," McKay said. "We have been working on this for over a year and hope to finish by the end of the year." KTLN-Tyler and the unnamed Longview station will broadcast from the Fox 51 facilities in Longview.

McKay said the current Fox 51 staff plus a few additions will service both Fox and UPN. "Many of us have been with Fox since it began as a fledgling network in 1987," McKay said. "We are familiar with the struggles and opportunities of an upstart network. We look forward to tile challenge and to the chance to bring East Texas another choice in entertainment." saw the need of an additional station for both viewers and advertisers and we are going to solve that need." KTLN, which serves only Smith County, currently broadcasts general entertainment programming. McKay said with the additional station in Longview, the new UPN station will reach viewers in Tyler, Longview, Jacksonville, Kilgore, Gladewater, Henderson, Mineola, Quitman, Lin-dale, Gilmer, Flint and surrounding areas.

UPN, which began broadcasting nationally in 1995, airs programs such as Star Trek: Voyager, The Sentinel and Moesha on Monday through Wednesday during primetime. At other times during the day and on weekends, the stations will air syndicated programming or sports. Currently Fox 51 is a secondary UPN affiliate which means it airs LONGVIEW Warwick Communications licensee of KFXK Fox 51 in Tyler, announced Wednesday that it has entered into an agreement to purchase KTLN-TV 48 Tyler from Progressive Communications, Inc. and has applied for a construction permit in Longview for a second-station. The purchase price was not disclosed and closing will follow Federal Communications Commission approval.

Warwick plans to simulcast both stations as affiliates of United Paramount Network. KFXK vice president and general manager Mark McKay came up with the idea to bring a fourth station to TylerLongview area last year. "We realized that East, Texans without cable had only the choices of FOX, ABC or NBC," McKay said. "We Conquest Plans Ceremony For Mew Service To San Antonio will turn your iJ lh II I Is WW upside down. Austin, BeaumontPort Arthur, San Antonio, Corpus Christi, McAllen and Laredo.

Shieldes said Conquest may begin additional services to other non-stop destinations from Pounds Field. Tyler Mayor Kevin Eltife, along with city council members, airport managementairport advisory board members and the Tyler Area Cham-: ber of Commerce Aviation Committee are planning to attend, he said. Conquest Airlines Corporation on Wednesday announced a special ribbon-cutting ceremony will take place at 7 a.m. Monday at Tyler Pounds Field Airport to inaugurate a new daily non-stop air service from Tyler to San Antonio International Airport, said Dan Shieldes, company market- ing vice president. "We are very excited about the new service," Shieldes said.

"We think this will be the start of something really terrific for the TylerEast Texas Region business and pleasure travel-ers." The new service will commence with Conquest flight 601, departing Tyler at 7:25 a.m. and arriving non-stop into San Antonio at 8:40 a.m. Shieldes said the time it takes to travel between the two cities will be greatly reduced. "Ninety percent of Conquest traffic from the TylerEast Texas Region are business travelers, many of whom are connecting through Austin, via Conquest Airlines, to reach San Antonio and points beyond, such as Laredo and McAllen" Shieldes said. "What this means for the East Texas traveler is that they will now be able to travel non-stop Austin or non-stop to San Antonio, and (there also will be) one-stop direct service to the Valley cities of Laredo and McAllen." The Austin-based airline serves nine cities in the state of Texas including Tyler, Abilene, San Angelo, ISDN 4 to 8 times (aster Internet Service Allows speeds up to 128.000 bps.

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Usually, a capital letter means a new word. Footnotes: split or stock dividend of 25 percent or more in past 52 weeks, highlow range is adjusted from the old stock. Dividend begins with the date of split or stock dividend, new. pf-Preferred. pp-Holder owes installment(s) of purchase price, rt -rights, un units, wd-when distributed, wi-when issued, wt-war-rants.

ww-with warrants, xw-without warrants, vj-in bankruptcy or receivership or being reorganized under the Bankruptcy Act, or securities assumed by such companies, -trading halted on primary market. Dividend: Dividends are usually annual payments based on the last quarterly or semiannual declaration. Special or extra dividends or payments are identified in the footnotes: a also extra or extras, annual rate plus dividend, liquidating dividend, declared or paid in preceding 12 months, annual rate, increased on last declaration, dividend or earnings in Canadian Currency. Stock trades in US dollars. i -declared or paid after stock dividend or split up.

-paid this year, dividend omitted deferred or no action taken at last dividend meeting, declared or paid this year, an accunulative issue with dividends in arrears, declared or paid in preceding 12 months plus stock dividend, paid in stock in preceding 12 months, estimated cash value on ex-dividend or ex-distribution date, x-ex-dividend or ex-rights. y-Ex-dividend and sales in full. Yield: Percentage return from a dividend based on the stock's closing price. PE: Price to earnings ratio. Derived by dividing current price by estimated new year earnings or last 12 months earnings.

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