Atkārtoti atskaņo ceturtdiena, 1996. gada 5. septembris

1996. gada 5. septembris bija ceturtdiena zem zvaigznes zīmes . Tā bija 248 diena gadā. ASV prezidents bija William J. (Bill) Clinton.

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5th of September 1996 News

Ziņas, kas parādījās New York Times pirmajā lapā 1996. gada 5. septembris

Fox Presents Its Lineup for News Channel

Date: 05 September 1996

By Lawrie Mifflin

Lawrie Mifflin

Fox News chairman Roger Ailes says new cable news channel will offer mixture of analysis, features and news, including newscast every half-hour, 24 hours a day, and 16 hours of live programming a day (S)

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Most Americans Support Clinton on Iraq

Date: 06 September 1996

By Janet Elder

Janet Elder

New York Times/CBS News Poll finds that majority of Americans, including majorities of Republicans and Democrats, support Pres Clinton's decision to launch cruise missile attack against military targets in Iraq (S)

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Public Still Worries, but Less, About Economy

Date: 06 September 1996

Latest New York Times/CBS News Poll shows that feelings of economic insecurity among American public have ebbed somewhat since benchmark poll Times conducted last December for series of articles The Downsizing of America; new poll finds, however, that considerable economic anxiety continues (S)

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Bill MacPhail, 76, Pioneer In Development of TV Sports

Date: 05 September 1996

By Richard Sandomir

Richard Sandomir

Bill MacPhail, self-effacing sports television executive who hired Pat Summerall, Jack Whitaker, Frank Gifford and Jim McKay for CBS and created CNN sports department, dies at age 76; photo (L)

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Majority Give Clinton Credit On the Economy, Poll Finds

Date: 06 September 1996

By Richard L. Berke

Richard Berke

The New York Times/CBS Poll finds that American public, feeling better about economy than at any time in eight years, now gives Pres Clinton credit for turnaround, leaving Bob Dole's economic appeals without much potency; 55 percent of respondents approve of Clinton's economic stewardship, and same people will vote for him by 6 to 1 margin; graphs; 7 of 10 people say economy is very good or fairly good, and they will vote for Clinton 2 to 1; Clinton now leads Dole overall 50 percent to 35 percent; 5 percent of voters back Ross Perot; Clinton's foreign policy approval rating, following US missile strikes in Iraq, is now 53 percent; highly publicized resignation of adviser Dick Morris has had little effect on Clinton's standing (M)

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KEYSTONE INVESTMENTS SAID TO SEEK PARTNERSHIP OR SALE

Date: 06 September 1996

By Bloomberg News

Bloomberg News

Keystone Investments Inc is exploring possibility of teaming up with outside company or selling the company; First Union Corp is mentioned as possible buyer (S)

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FIRST DATA AGREES TO BUY DONNELLEY MARKETING

Date: 06 September 1996

By Bloomberg News

Bloomberg News

First Data Corp agrees to buy Donnelley Marketing Inc for $185 million in cash from DM Holding (S)

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DUTCH COMPANY TO BUY 55 PERCENT STAKE IN FEI

Date: 06 September 1996

By Bloomberg News

Bloomberg News

Philips Electronics NV agrees to buy 55 percent of FEI Co; terms not disclosed (S)

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JAMES RIVER ACQUIRES REMAINING INTEREST IN JAMONT

Date: 06 September 1996

By Bloomberg News

Bloomberg News

James River Corp says it acquired full ownership of Jamont NV by paying $201.4 million for remaining 13.6 percent stake from Europaper Inc (S)

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EARNINGS ARE EXPECTED TO FALL, AND STOCK PLUNGES

Date: 05 September 1996

By Bloomberg News

Bloomberg News

Kellogg Co says its earnings for third quarter and the year will fall below levels a year earlier, because of price cutting in cereal market; Kellogg's shares fall $3.25, to $66.125 (S)

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