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t4 TTTT i i TUESDAY MAY 10 1994 THE HERALD 3C 7 Channel 6 news to reduce violence NATIONAL FPL pulls the plug on dividend hikes going all-out to get ratings whatever it takes" In a May sweeps promotion Channel 6 has been running a contest urging viewers to switch to the late news and offering the chance to win 1 000 prizes pretty desperate to offer people money" Browne said trying to let our work speak for itself We're not offering viewers Joel Cheat wood the top news executive at WSVN-Channel 7 the station that successfully carved out a ratings niche for itself by emphasizing crime news and vivid accompanying video said sensitive was a marketing approach that fits Channel 6 perfectly But he added has more to do with marketing than actual editing of WPLG-Channel lOnewsdircc-tor Tom Doerr agreed it was basically a marketing effort but said it docs acknowledge viewer concerns His station he said doesn't need to relabel its newscasts because allowed crime to control our Monday As to how the station will do it Shaklan said Channel 6 will look at the violent content of stories on a casc-by-case basis Viewers will sec less of body bags and blood on the streets and a less intrusive approach to crime victims of that is unnecessary to tell the story that needs to be he said Channel 6 conducted research he said that showed viewers are fed up and the station has been trying to de-emphasize crime coverage anyway have the least amount of that coverage in the market" he said not saying not going to cover crime People arc concerned and something we have to Meanwhile competitors Monday largely dismissed sensitive as just labeling and marketing a trend in the business one of these things the consultants cook up and spoon-feed to stations to differentiate themselves in the said 4 General Manager Don Browne obviously NEWS FROM 1C in the ratings among English-language newscasts in South Florida is taking a page from its CBS-owned sister station WCCO in Minneapolis One industj7 analyst said about 10 stations in the country overall arc trying the approach and that KIRO a CBS affiliate in Seattle has taken the most aggressive approach "Our station labeling it said KIRO news director Bill Lord done is reassess how much crime and violence cover in our newscasts backed off from that doing fewer crime stories and breaking them up so we have an opening segment like a police The Minnesota campaign has meant less crime news and higher ratings said Brian Lambert broadcast columnist for The St Paul Pioneer Press In South Florida Channel campaign was hyped with full-page ads in newspapers and hailed on-air by Channel 6 anchors announcers and promos during early telecasts FPL FROM 1C stock repurchase program to buy back 10 million shares of stock over the next three years That move would increase the carnings-per-share ratio on FPL shares and theoretically would boost the value of the stock FPL said the dividend cut would improve cash flow by about $145 million a year The additional cash flow would be used to repurchase shares and to further reduce the debt With the lower dividend FPL said it would be paying out about 60 percent to 65 percent of its earnings Previously the company distributed 90 percent of earnings The dividend cuts are only the latest attempt at FPL to trim costs Since July FPL eliminated 1957 jobs from its payroll The pressure to cut costs comes on the heels of new federal laws that give small power companies greater ability to compete against established utilities like FPL Yet vigor to become leaner is surprising some analysts who believe the company may be overreacting to the threat of competition no indication that FPL is facing now or is going to face major levels of competition in the near said Michael Worms an analyst for Brown Brothers Harri-man in New York think trimming down to be viewed as a growth company They want to viewed as the premier electric During the annual meeting Monday FPL Chairman James Broadhead said FPL earnings should grow 5 percent in 1994 Analysts said the dividend cuts are expected to make up at least 2 percent of that growth Market optimistic despite Glendale loss The bank said it also set aside an additional $282 million to cover loan losses in the most recent quarter bringing the total allowance to $3591 million A year ago it set aside $642 million for such losses The $1362 million write-off reflects goodwill and other assets associated with the Florida branches is a term used by accountants to represent the value of such intangible assets as a well-respected corporate name or good customer relations Glendale Federal which has been struggling under the weight of bad real estate loans in California completed a recapitalization last September after regulators insisted that it raise its cushion against losses Some of the nation's biggest mutual funds and investment firms bought $450 million in new bank stock making it the largest privately financed bailout of an ailing thrift in history' But in January Glendale Federal said it still was losing money After increasing its provision for loan losses the company said it lost $398 million or $126 a share in the quarter ended Dec 31 GLENDALE FROM 1C a day when the market was slipping stock was among the biggest percentage gainers on the New York Stock Exchange rising 62'i cents to looking said Thomas an analyst with Smith Barney Shearson this is further evidence that the company is turning added that the company is poised for a rebound if the economy in its home market of California turns around FUTURES Contract to purchase a certain commodity for a certain price on a certain date Open High Low Settle Change GOLD 100 troy or- dollars per troy or May 94 38120 -2 20 Jun 94 387 00 383 50 38150 38230 -2 20 Jul 94 383 60 -2 20 Aug 94 384 50 386 30 384 50 385 10 70 Oct 94 388 00 388 80 387 70 388 30 -2 10 Dec 94 391 00 393 00 391 00 39160 -200 Feb 95 396 20 396 20 39560 395 20 90 Apr 95 399 00 39900 39750 398 90 -1 Jun 95 402 60 70 Aug 95 40650 60 Od 95 41060 150 Dec 95 41400 41450 41400 414 70 50 Feb 96 41890 Esl sales 33000 Fri's sates 90212 Frl's ooen ini 141054 8290 Dlv Last Chg Buffton lu- Bushs 08 AMEX Dtv Last Chg Dlv Last Chg PerinIC 12- StyleVld 14 PhllD 23e 66 Sulcus Vm PhnxLas 2 SumtTx 14 10 PhxNet P'm Softdwn J0 Olv Last Chg Medeva JOe 6 Media 44 72 Medalog MedRA 2 Mdcgft ilj Medio Med pf 07b d3 Mem 4Mi MentHi ft 5 MrchGp 15 15 AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE Cfl Fin 5 CIM 7 CMIC 7- CSTcnt 1 Vi CV JFn 326 13 Supin un SEHk pwt 6 PftnxRs 05e 25 PicoPd I'm Pfttwv A 50 36 PtnRsc 6 PtvGem 12 21 PivR A 7 Poirlft 252 33W Open High Low Settle Change ORANGE JUICE 15000 lbs- cents per lb May 94 98 00 98 00 9425 9495 360 Jul 94 9905 9920 9510 96 70 -3 60 Seo 94 10125 101 50 9775 98 70 Nov 94 102 00 102 00 9975 100 30 -3 45 Jan 95 104 50 104 50 10100 102 00 Mar 95 106 40 10640 104 00 104 00 35 May 95 10700 10700 10700 10600 335 Jut 95 106 00 Sep 95 106 00 Esl sales 2500 Frl's sales 2828 Frl's open Inf 20589 SUGAR-WORLD 11 112000 lbs cents per lb Jul 94 1177 11 96 1173 Oct 94 11 56 11 72 11 55 1141 1135 1US 1132 Mar 95 May 95 Jut 95 Oct 95 1194 072 117? 016 1140 014 1135 012 1133 012 1132 013 Dtv Last Chg 28 Vm 3- 30 14 JVh i i i i Vi 3 Vm 20a 9 17- 5 15 40 28 13 30 6 1CH 5- ICHpf 175 17 ICN BiO 15 3 fGI fdentlx 3 ImpCHlg 180 30- Tils TSX CP Tasty Team TecOpS cx: Cablvsn Gallon Cambrx CMarc Carmel Carirgiti Casoen CasffeA 1 1- 20 22 28 9 10- Vu 48 20 Dtv Lest Chg AIM Sir 42 ALC 31 AMC 9 ARC 4 ARM pi d2? ASR 23e 1-Vm ATT Fd 27 le 64- 5 4''m J'M 60 17 60 Polyph PortSvs PratHtl Pratlm PresR PrcCom pr OPCT Div Last Chg 8 2- Vm 1 17 -1 25- 8- 3 3'- Vh 5 CNSCS fT7- i'il ENVI pf 150 EnioBi 10 Epitope EoGthl 2 30 15 Eouusll 68e Esc ago Espey 60 13 EtiLav 78e EvrJeftft 1 Excel 32 17 ExpLA 1 5 9 30- Me 10 99 10-Vi 10 6 FfEmp 200139 F'lber 06e 7 FischP 9 17- 52 14- 4 50 12 10 13- 36 37 1Vm 5 12 14- 21 31 0 8 1129 013 Frl's sales 21721 Mar 96 Est sates 8995 TeiasPw 4 TenR 21 5 i TeiDta PbSt7 112a 15 PBSt 12 1 20 16 wTufl PbSiW 1 0 13 vw posm ioo 13' posiii Jii3 POSItO 40a 1-14 TWC PutnCA 93 14 SO 11 Vi PutNY 93a 13 OuafPd se dS TherRen AdrCem Admftsc AdvFin AtJvMKfT AdMdpf AdvPhot AirWat Alamco 7- 5 3 5 3Vm 6 7- Fri's ooen ini 106952 255 siffi1 ffiia Ca'vaiH CeniTc 5 CeriTc wl CnlrRr 47e 20 CFCdag 01 5- Centre 1 60e 16 CtvCm 664 7 Vm 3' Vi 1 23- 11 21 lM'n- ChOevA ChDevB ChoEn CbrtMed ChtPwr ChevSfls Chief AMaagnii 144 Macy Federated sweeten terms of bankruptcy plans From Herald Staff and Wire Reports RH Macy Co and its rival retailer Federated Department Stores each sweetened the terms of their plans Monday to take Macy out of Bankruptcy Court with Macy touting a total value for the company that still looked a little sweeter Bloomberg Business News reported Macy also said it has the support of major- ity of its creditor for the revised plan and would seek to move quickly to get its plan con- firmed Federated is the parent company of Miami-based Burdines Fed braces for rate increases Senior Federal Reserve officials confirm that the central bank is poised to raise interest rates repeatedly in the months ahead with some policy-makers embracing a controversial formula that could prompt them to call for rate hikes whenever national unemployment falls below 65 percent Separately the Fed and the Treasury have reached the broad outlines of a deal to combine bank regulatory agencies and hope to present comprehensive legislation to Congress soon John LaWare a Fed governor said Monday Rate fears push Dow lower i Wall Street stocks tumbled Monday in a market gripped by uncertainty over whether the Federal Reserve will raise interest rates for the fourth time this year The Dow Jones industrial average lost 4046 points to close at 362904 adding to loss of more than 26 points In the broader market declining issues led gainers 1 754 to 5 1 1 on relatively subdued trading of 250 million shares on the New York Stock Exchange Ex-BCCI head enters plea Swalch Naqvi former chief executive of the of Credit and Commerce International entered the plea before US District Judge Joyce Hens Green in federal court BCCI seized by international bank regulators on July 5 1991 is considered one of the world's largest bank frauds The man charged with intimate involvement in the BCCI banking scandal pleaded innocent Monday to four counts of bank fraud Kemper puts itself on sale Kemper Corp stock jumped Monday after it put itself up for sale with GE Capital Corp expected to finally bring home a sweetened deal for the mutual-fund company that has resisted its advances for almost two months Kemper threw open the bidding to any potential buyers Sunday and analysts said GE Capital remains the prime candidate to win the prize Kemper stock closed at $59 2'k Monday on the New York Stock Exchange up $162'2 from close Allstate fined $35 million The Georgia insurance commissioner fined Allstate Insurance Co $35 million Monday for not properly notifying policyholders of their rights when it canceled their auto insurance The fine amounts to 1 000 for each of 3547 Allstate customers whose policies were canceled in 1993 Milken reportedly drops deal Fallen junk-bond king Michael Milken apparently has agreed to withdraw from a controversial video-marketing deal with the University of Cali- fomia according to a member of the UC board of regents Kennedy proposes health bill The smallest businesses would be exempt from buying health insurance for their workers under a health-reform alternative proposed Monday by Sen Edward Kennedy In plan businesses with five or fewer employees and average wages of less than $24000 per worker would be exempt from the' employer mandate but pay a 2 percent payroll tax Treasury yields surge Interest rates on short-term Treasury securi-tjes rose in auction to the highest levels in about 2'h years The Treasury Department sold $121 billion in three-month bills at an average discount rate of 432 percent up from 4 percent last week Another $12 billion was sold in six-month bills at an average discount rate of 481 percent up from 441 percent The sury will auction $17 billion in three-year notes today and $12 billion in 10-near notes Wednesday IN THE AMERICAS Brazil plans new currency sixth currency in eight years will be introduced July 1 as part of the campaign to control inflation President Itamar Franco announced Monday Unlike previous changes that Brazilian leaders introduced with no warning plan has been signaled for weeks and discussed publicly The real pronounced will replace the real cruzeiro and will be worth $1 INTERNATIONAL wins Saudi contract Corp said Monday it won a landmark $4 billion contract to expand Saudi telephone system the largest telecommunications contract ever granted outside of the United States The project known as the Telephone Expansion Project 6 calls for a fully digital communications network with 15 million lines 15e 15 Threefs 24 -I Tipoery 1'm TrfvfH Esl sales 27035 Frl's sales 146582 Fri's ooen int 430982 2929 HEATING OIL 42000 gal- cents per gal 3 5'r incster Incvte InefMKt IntDis Iftjfrpn tnfetem InCtPd IftFiftSv InterDig lotrmgn Jll 17 0 10 12a 10 16 2 70 14 48 55 47 55 48 34 0 74 48 80 47 90 48 57 0 22 49 30 48 60 4912 0 17 Affin AikjRsh AttouH Aioftaln AJpmGc AmeiGwt Amdhl Amhflh AmBill AmEcos AExtri RAW RX MdS RailFns 9 RedtCr 1 RedLn 220 Redlaw 4' Refac 50e 8 RegaiBt 60 77 3 150 12 1- Reliv ReoGdg Rwitn stint 1 4-2 3 1 3 i 40 64 60 14-5 Vm 6- 3 12- 59 9 8- 11- 2 1m- Vm 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2'V Atari 5 Allanli 5- Vm- 'A 14- IVm- Vm 2 Allanhs I VflsCtf RspTch Riedef Riget Riser Roadmsl Rogers Rotonic RovaiO Rymae 14 7 3'm 31- Est sales 14492 Fri's sates 23219 Fri's open int 59403 491 WHEAT 5000 bu minimum- dollars per bushel JflnBetl d4- Jonetnl 5 10 5- 1 Va 17- ColAg pIA 2 50 24 CoiiAH pf 3221 23- olDaia 5 QU-6 fr-M ojRfi CmdAiin 14e Comptek Cmplrc ConiMtt 10 Convrvi230t CnvsiE 7 Copley 88 10 CorNG 1 CCBcshn Jle Cross 64 19 Vi iuisAi urice Cusimd US Ale 1Vm- US Into 6 USFGP 190a 10- UndrFn fjj UmMrl 10 5 Unimar 17le UnioMM UnCap Food A UFoodB US B'OSO US Ceil UnvPaf KVPhBn KVPhAn Keane Keithtv KelvOG Ketema Kinark Kirby KogrEq 8 8 39 -1 20 10 80 8 13- 2) 7 6 9- 2 24 6- 26 6 Vm 4t Vm Vm 7 3 26 17 7m 40 13 SalDEC ft 253 25- UMKm 7- SitMSFT 3 99 84 SaftNPln 2 12 25 Samson lOOadtO SOgo otH 1 82 24 GavtC wt 4 GnMicr 25 Gemsco GenvDr 246 GiantFd J2d20- GibsnCR 16 7 GlcWatr 15 Giatttt 70 15- Cvcomn 1- 12 321 32T2 319319-O03 326 327 325 325 -001 329V 330' 328328'-00m 339V 340 338 339 -000 341V 342 342 000 337 0 00' 321V 322 32H 322 -001 Est sates 8000 Fri's sates 17000 Fri's open int CORN 5000 bu minimum- dollars per bushel May 94 258 258'4 25SU256' 0 024 258' 259 256 257 0 03 249 2 SO 248 249 -0 02 2 42 243 2 40V 241 -0 02 249 2 50 2 49 249 253 2 54V 253 253 -002 254 2 56 254 254-002 245 2 46 244 245 Est sales 45000 Frl's sates 45119 Frl's ooen int 267598 45 SOYBEANS 5000 bu minimum- dollars per bushel May 94 665 666 661 663 004 665 665V 660V 662V -005 659 660 655 6S6 -005 6-34 635V 632 632 05 6 16 616 6 12 006 622 6-22' 619 619-004 627 627 624 624 -005 629 629 627 677 -005 631 632 629 629 606 6 06 6 02 0051 Est sales 40000 Fri's sates 59196 Frl's open Int 141351 SOYBEAN OIL 60000 ibs- dollars per 100 lbs iPQi Sandy SManBb Sbarro SCTkjtt Seias SemPck Semtch Servico Vi 46 13 74- 08 BanFd BxSFran BTcv7n J90 22 BanvHI Barnwl 15e 20 BarrLb 17- BaryRG 17- BavMea 30 Bayou 3 BSHK owl 5 BSMRK 201 37 PLC Sn PLM 4 Vm 3 Dl Ind DRCA Dakota ft Dakef wt DaniHd Daraml 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95 Fri's sales 28154 Fri's ooen inf US TREASURY BONDS (8 Pd-SlOOOOO-pts 32nds of 100 pet) Jun 94 10211 102-14 10H4 I0M9 28 Sep 94 10112 10MS 100-16 100-21 77 Dec 94 100-24 100-27 99-30 100-02 77 Mar 95 100-01 W0-02 99-14 99-17 26 Jun 9599-20 99-20 98-31 99-01 25 Sep 95 98-18 24 Dec 95 98-05 72 Mar 96 97-26 19 Jun 96 97-18 15 Est sales 500000 Frl's sales 731772 Fri's open ini 522788 31776 US BILLS $1 million- pis of 100 pet Jun 94 95 38 95 38 95 79 9530 -01? Sep 94 94 75 94 78 9468 94 70 -0 12 Dec 94 94 37 94 3 7 9427 94 29 0 Mar 95 9403 94 03 93 98 94 00 Esl sales 9363 Fri's sales 6079 Fri's ooen ini 43027 297 EURODOLLARS J1 miiiton-ois of 100 dcI Jun 94 95 000 95 000 94 840 94850 Seo 94 94 370 94320 94150 94 180 93 810 93810 93660 93700 93 500 93 510 93 370 93410 93720 93 270 93 100 93 130 93 730 93730 97 860 92 890 92770 92 7B0 92 6 50 92 690 97730 92730 92 600 92 640 92 6)0 92 610 92 510 92 530 92 510 92 520 92 410 92 430 92340 92 340 92 240 92 270 92 370 92 320 92 220 92 250 92 210 92210 92 120 92 140 92 130 92 130 92 040 92 060 91 980 92 000 91 890 91 910 91 980 92000 91900 91910 Est sales 653667 Frl's sales 1024875 Frl's open int 2769236 79588 10 YR TREASURY 100000 prm- pis 37nds of 100 pet Jun 94 103-10 KQ-12 102-B W2-22 24 Sep 94 102-10 102-10 W-W KM-70 75 Dec 94 101-05 101-06 100-25 100-25 75 Mar 95 100-17 100-17 100-05 100-06 24 Jun 95 100-00 100-00 99-20 99-21 24 Est sates 80000 Frl's sales 163180 Frl's open ml 321956 16336 MUNICIPAL BONDS SlOOOx index-pis of 100 PCt Jun 9489-12 89-13 88-15 88-21 24 Sep 9488-04 88-09 87-17 87-22 24 Fri's sales 8304 Frl's ooen mt 30854 298 VALUE UNE points and cents Jun 94 44300 443 50 438 10 438 10 -6 00 Sep 94 44470 44470 440 00 440 00 20 Dec 94 442 JO -620 Fri's sales 193 Fri's open ini 779 23 SAP COMP INDEX 500 index Jun 94 446 25 446 50 441 55 441 90 70 Sep 94 447 10 448 90 443 90 444 25 70 Dec 94 450 70 451 85 447 05 447 30 50 Mar 95 453 50 455 40 450 80 45140 Frl's sates Frf's ooen Int US DOLLAR INOEX points and cents Jun 94 92 96 93 07 S3 Seo 94 9306 93 24 9295 Dec 94 Mar 95 93 05 9305 9305 Fri's sates 1369 Fri's open inf 7 381 MINI VALUE LINE points and cents Jun 94 442 80 448 00 438 10 438 15 585 Seo 94 44420 445-20 44025 440 25 85 Dec 94 44255 Fri's sates 310 Frl's ooen mi 689 65 NYSE COMP INDEX points and cents Jun 94 24665 247 35 244 75 244 90 60 Seo 94 247 50 248 25 245 85 245 80 -255 Dec 94 248 95 248 95 246 70 SO Mar 95 24760 Fri's sales 417? Fri's ooen mt 386 CRB INDEX XS00 points and cents Jul 94 226 30 227 20 72S 40 726 80 20 Seo 94 726 85 227 60 226 50 227 40 -010 Dec 94 22750 22750 22750 278 00 Mar 95 27850 Fri's sales 392 Fri's open ml 1 965 OTHER FUTURES 28 40 28 28 002 27 92 001 2734 005 26 35 0 08 25 52 002 2575 25 33 001 2510 25 16 001 24 95 24 98 2485 2485 010 HaftvDtf Han Harken Hartvn Harold Harvard 6 871 10- MPS 14 26i- MacnHrv Manton 1 MassHE 3a 13 Maxam MedcR 12 ECI Env 1 EZServ 7 EchBFpf 175 36 EchoBav 07 Edisto wt 3 Vi HIGHS LOWS COMIPlUEnSS 78 30 2852 28 19 78 45 27 80 28 08 277 2 27 45 2625 2640 2543 2565 2577 2540 2110 2575 24 95 2500 2490 2490 Est sales 13000 Frl's sales 14543 Frl's ooen Int 95237 726 SOYBEAN MEAL 100 tons- dollars per ton May 94 186 50 187 00 186 10 18620 80 188 00 168 30 187 40 187 60 160 187 50 187 70 18680 18690 185 80 185 80 184 80 185 00 18350 16350 181 70 181 80 -1 90 18160 181 70 18000 18060 170 18700 182 00 180 80 180 80 18380 163 80 18300 183 30 -1 10 182 70 180 18350 Est 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