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Date: 29 December 1995
By Lawrie Mifflin
Lawrie Mifflin
Confirming reports that have swirled about him for months, Eric W. Ober said yesterday that he was being replaced as president of CBS News, and will leave on Jan. 12, after five years in the job. In a memo he distributed at a staff meeting yesterday, Mr. Ober wrote, "Peter Lund has decided to make a change in the presidency of CBS News," referring to the president and chief executive of CBS Inc.
Date: 28 December 1995
AP
The nation's two largest producers of verbatim news transcripts have reached a settlement with the Federal Trade Commission on charges that they had an anti-competition agreement. The F.T.C. said yesterday it was approving a consent agreement with the Reuters America unit of Reuters Holdings P.L.C. and with Federal News Service Group Inc. and its president, Cortes W. Randell. The F.T.C. said the agreement did not constitute an admission of guilt. Washington-based Federal News Service denied that there were any anti-competitive results from its agreement with Reuters. A spokesman at Reuters headquarters in New York did not return a telephone call.
Date: 29 December 1995
By William Glaberson
William Glaberson
Trying to limit what they called the glorification of criminals by some news organizations, California prison officials have temporarily barred reporters from conducting face-to-face interviews with inmates. First Amendment and prisoners' rights advocates condemned the ban, saying it would limit public scrutiny of the prison system. But several of these advocates said they doubted there could be any successful legal challenge because the policy was part of a national trend of limiting inmate publicity that has been approved by the courts.
Date: 28 December 1995
Bloomberg Business News
Bloomberg News
For the second time in two months, Cirrus Logic Inc. yesterday sharply lowered its earnings estimate for the current quarter. The computer equipment company, based in Fremont, Calif., predicted earnings of 13 cents to 19 cents a share for its third quarter, which ends on Saturday. Analysts had expected earnings of 46 cents a share. In November, Cirrus said operating profits would be as much as 15 percent below those in the second quarter, because a customer cut its order. Yesterday, the company cited reduced demand in Taiwan and in the home PC market for specialty graphics and audio chips. The announcement was made after the markets closed. Earlier, Cirrus shares fell 75 cents, to $26.875, in Nasdaq trading. Yesterday's forecast was for revenue of $290 million to $300 million, a decline from $318 million in the second quarter. In November, the company said revenue would grow 3 to 5 percent in this quarter.
Date: 29 December 1995
Bloomberg Business News
Bloomberg News
The Mellon Bank Corporation has tentatively agreed to buy the home mortgage unit of Fund American Enterprises Holdings Inc. for about $350 million, people familiar with the agreement said yesterday. The acquisition of Fund American's Source One Mortgage Services Corporation reportedly includes the acquisition of debt and preferred stock obligations, which totaled $732.7 million in September. Fund American, which is based in Norwich, Vt., disclosed that it had reached a tentative agreement to sell Source One, its principal business, to "a significant financial institution," and people close to the companies identified the buyer as Mellon, which is based in Pittsburgh. Mellon also was identified as the buyer in an article yesterday in The Wall Street Journal. Officials at Mellon and Source One declined to comment. The acquisition may signal that Mellon is shying away from consideration of a major bank acquisition; it had reportedly been in talks with several companies.
Date: 28 December 1995
AP
At least three Russian soldiers and nine Chechen rebels have been reported killed in scattered fighting across the breakaway republic of Chechnya. The battles late Tuesday and early today were heaviest around the capital, Grozny. Russian troops said they destroyed several rebel trucks, armored vehicles and an ammunitions depot, the ITAR-Tass news agency reported.
Date: 28 December 1995
Bloomberg Business News
Bloomberg News
Spiegel Inc. said yesterday that its board had eliminated the company's 5-cent quarterly dividend so that the money could be used to expand its Eddie Bauer unit in Japan and Germany, and other projects. Spiegel, a catalogue retailer based in Downers Grove, Ill., reported in November that its total sales for the month rose 3 percent, to $299.5 million, from the corresponding period last year. Analysts expect Spiegel to earn 38 cents a share for its fourth quarter, up from 9 cents a share a year earlier. The company lost money in its first three quarters this year. Spiegel shares fell 62.5 cents yesterday, to $7.25, in Nasdaq trading.
Date: 29 December 1995
Dow Jones
Dow Jones
The shareholders of Debica S.A., a tire maker based in Poland, have approved a plan for the Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company to acquire a majority stake in Debica. The plan calls for Goodyear to buy 3.7 million shares, for $60 million, in addition to the stake that Goodyear bought from the Polish treasury earlier this month for $55 million. Goodyear, which is based in Akron, Ohio, will hold 50.7 percent of Debica when the deal is completed. The money is to go toward modernization, expansion and introduction of Goodyear technology to make radial truck tires. Debica is expected to have $200 million in sales this year.