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The five-member CFTC voted unanimously Thursday to take the first step in what may be a long journey toward limiting futures brokers from trading for themselves as well as their customers. Under the decision, a proposed rule that would phase in some limits on dual trading over a 12-month period will be submitted for public comment. STOCK PRICES LOSE GROUND THURSDAY Stock prices lost ground Thursday amid increasing doubts about the staying power of the rally that greeted the start of 1990. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials dropped 13.65 points to 2,796.08. A group of European central banks launched a surprise attack on the dollar that sent the U.S.

currency tumbling around the world. Gold prices were mixed. Bond prices were unchanged to marginally higher. DREXEL BURNHAM PAYS SECURITIES FINES CHICAGO Drexel Burnham Lambert Inc. paid $1.3 million fine to the state of Illinois for securities fraud, an administrative penalty stemming from highly publicized Wall Street corruption case.

The negotiated settlement is the biggest such penalty for securities law violations in the state's history, Secretary of State Jim Edgar said Thursday. The settlement also exceeds by nearly $1 million the highest penalty collected by any of the 36 other states with which the brokerage has reached agreements. MGM BUYS MARINA HOTEL AND CASINO LAS VEGAS MGM Grand Inc. in Beverly Hills announced Thursday the completion of its acquisition of the Marina Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas for $80 million. The Marina, along with the Tropicana Golf Course, will become the site of the new MGM Grand Hotel and Theme Park.

JUNK BOND BUYERS SAW RED IN 1989 NEW YORK Investors who gambled on junk bond mutual funds saw red in 1989, but those sticking with biotechnology companies or fast-growing businesses stood above the heap, according to a tally of the best- and worst- performing mutual funds. The Alger Small Capital fund scored last year's biggest gain, 65.08 percent, through a strategy of picking small companies that showed potential for rapid growth, Lipper Analytical Services Inc. reported Thursday. U.S. INVESTORS BATTLING BOND CORP.

MELBOURNE, Australia Alan Bond's struggle for corporate survival edged closer to collapse as U.S. investors joined the battle against Bond Corp. Holdings Ltd. and an Australian Supreme Court said it would rule on a government request to liquidate the company's assets. A ruling in favor of the State Government Insurance Commission, which asked the court to appoint a provisional liquidator, would topple Bond's media, brewing, natural resources and real estate empire.

Bond Corp. has asked the court to dismiss the commission's petition. FISHER-PRICE NAMES TWO EXECUTIVES Fisher-Price, the troubled toy division of the Quaker Oats Company, named two executives Thursday to take over the duties of its president, R. Bruce Sampsell, who resigned to become vice chairman and chief operating officer of the First Empire State a banking company in Buffalo. In what a Quaker Oats spokesman, Ronald G.

Bottrell, described as "the strangest coincidence you could possibly imagine," the two executives being promoted are Paul E. Price and David B. Fisher. NEW PRESIDENT IS CHOSEN AT LANE BRYANT Nido Turpin was named president this week of Lane Cheryl Bryant, the 720-store division of the Limited Inc. PACBELL TO ELIMINATE 11,000 JOBS SAN FRANCISCO Some 11,000 jobs at Pacific Bell will be eliminated during the next five years, largely through attrition and an early retirement plan, officials announced Thursday.

About 7,600 non-salaried jobs and 3,400 management positions will be cut. The job cuts represents a 16 percent reduction of PacBell's work force. STOCKBROKER BRAINARD DEAD AT 99 WEST HARTFORD, Conn. Ernest T. Brainard, who was called the nation's oldest active stockbroker by former President Reagan, died Wednesday at age 99.

Brainard began work as a stockbroker after World War I. He started a brokerage, Brainard Judd. NISSAN BEGINS AFFIRMATIVE CARSON Nissan Motor which paid more than $600,000 last year to settle federal sex and racial bias complaints, is launching an affirmative action program, President Kazutoshi Hagiwara told Nissan Motor's 2,300 employees nationwide in a Jan. 2 letter that the affirmative action plan begun at the company's headquarters here and 11 regional sales and distribution offices was part of "strategy to increase our corporate citizenship activities." The plan is designed to improve the company's "overall utilization of minorities. STOCKS selected prices: CtData Quantm Exchange Stock Last Chg DanaCp Questar AMR 59 RaisPur ReyMtl Albtsn 44 Rockwl Alcan AldSgnl RoyID Alcoa McDni SaftKin Amax duPont AmHes SFePCp ACyan EKodak Merck AEIPw 32 MMM AHome Mobil SierPac Amrtch FMC SouthCo By GERALD EVANS GM Hughes 25 SwBell Assistant Manager Great West.

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The two units, Federated Department Stores and Allied Stores, own nine American chains including the Campeau crown jewel, the 17-store Bloomingdale's chain, which has already been put up for sale to raise cash. Thursday's default adds to the uncertainty of the situation, which seems to hold out the MARTYR OF THE DRUG WARS Steven Bauer portrays a dedicated federal agent in NBC's "Drug Wars: The Camarena Story." Next week's cover story in TV UPDATE. Watch for These Advertiser's in Next Weeks TV Update: THE CARBURETOR SHOP CONEJO TRANSMISSION RENDEZVOUS RESTAURANT OAK TREE WEST MILANO II WEST CASA REA RESTAURANT FABRIZIO VILLAGE BAYOU EDOKKO JAPANESE RESTAURANT HOLIDAY INN OF THOUSAND OAKS EGGS'CETERA TUSCANY IL RISTORANTE possibility of bankruptcy for the that country's sixth-largest bank, Campeau Capital also a retail subsidiaries or the sale of said Thursday that it had taken private investment concern additional stores beyond possession 29 percent stake owned by Campeau. Bloomingdale's. in Campeau making it one A bank spokesman said in The default also reduces of the largest holders.

Toronto that Campeau was Campeau's holdings in his The securities included notified late Wednesday that the publicly traded flagship common shares and convertible bank had put the loan in default. company, Campeau to less debentures held as collateral for The 66-year-old Campeau was than 50 percent of both the a loan to Campeau's two not available for comment in his common and the convertible companies. Toronto offices Thursday. stock. The 13.03 million common In over-the-counter trading in And it gives him even less of a shares and the $60.43 million New York Thursday, Campeau decision-making role in the principal amount of 7.5 percent stock fell 25 cents, to $3 a share.

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