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Date: 06 August 1997
By MARK LANDLER
Mark LANDLER
Cable News Network, in effort to revive its torpid ratings, names Richard N Kaplan, broadcast news executive, as its president; Kaplan, who won 34 Emmy Awards as producer at ABC News and CBS News, will take over CNN's flagship news network in the United States; Tom Johnson, who had help job, will continue to oversee CNN News Group (M)
Date: 06 August 1997
Shortly before Texas Utilities closed its $1.7 billion acquisition of Enserch Corp, Enserch spun off its Exploration unit; unit's shares decline 18 percent, closing at $8 (S)
Date: 05 August 1997
By ROBERT PEAR
Robert PEAR
Budget bill awaiting Pres Clinton's signature includes two health insurance options that give Medicare beneficiaries greater freedom to choose doctors and hospitals, but it also exposes elderly patients to much higher costs; one option allows Medicare beneficiaries to sign private contracts with doctors for any medical service at any price, the patient paying the entire cost with his own money or private insurance; second option allows Medicare beneficiaries to enroll in private health plans that give patients freedom to choose their doctors and hospitals; Medicare would make fixed monthly payments to such health plans, and there would be no limit on premiums the plans can charge patients (M)
Date: 06 August 1997
New York Rangers ice hockey team sign left wing Darren Langdon to new contract; terms not disclosed (S)
Date: 06 August 1997
By ANDREW C. REVKIN
Andrew REVKIN
New York City is girding for influx of hundreds of thousands of country music fans to attend free concert by Garth Brooks in Central Park; map; photo (M)
Date: 05 August 1997
By ROBERT HURTADO
Robert HURTADO
Treasury securities prices fall; 30-year bond falls 13/32, to 101 31/32, to yield 6.47 percent; graph (M)
Date: 05 August 1997
By ALESSANDRA STANLEY
Alessandra STANLEY
Russian Government will redenominate ruble by factor of 1,000, eliminating three zeros and erasing starkest symbol of country's runaway inflation; exchange rate for new bills will be approximately 6 to dollar, compared with current 6,000; decision is vivid sign of country's confidence in ability to stabilize economy, in which monthly inflation rate has fallen from 26 percent in summer 1993, to current 1.1 percent; graph (M)
Date: 06 August 1997
By Stuart Elliott
Stuart Elliott
People Soft Inc, software company, Pleasanton, Calif, names San Francisco office of Saatchi & Saatchi Advertising to handle its account, which had been at W B Doner & Co, Baltimore, since April 1995 (Advertising column) (S)
Date: 06 August 1997
By MARK LANDLER
Mark LANDLER
Cable News Network, in effort to revive its torpid ratings, names Richard N Kaplan, broadcast news executive, as its president; Kaplan, who won 34 Emmy Awards as producer at ABC News and CBS News, will take over CNN's flagship news network in the United States; Tom Johnson, who had help job, will continue to oversee CNN News Group (M)
Date: 06 August 1997
Shortly before Texas Utilities closed its $1.7 billion acquisition of Enserch Corp, Enserch spun off its Exploration unit; unit's shares decline 18 percent, closing at $8 (S)
Date: 05 August 1997
By ROBERT PEAR
Robert PEAR
Budget bill awaiting Pres Clinton's signature includes two health insurance options that give Medicare beneficiaries greater freedom to choose doctors and hospitals, but it also exposes elderly patients to much higher costs; one option allows Medicare beneficiaries to sign private contracts with doctors for any medical service at any price, the patient paying the entire cost with his own money or private insurance; second option allows Medicare beneficiaries to enroll in private health plans that give patients freedom to choose their doctors and hospitals; Medicare would make fixed monthly payments to such health plans, and there would be no limit on premiums the plans can charge patients (M)
Date: 06 August 1997
New York Rangers ice hockey team sign left wing Darren Langdon to new contract; terms not disclosed (S)
Date: 06 August 1997
By ANDREW C. REVKIN
Andrew REVKIN
New York City is girding for influx of hundreds of thousands of country music fans to attend free concert by Garth Brooks in Central Park; map; photo (M)
Date: 05 August 1997
By ROBERT HURTADO
Robert HURTADO
Treasury securities prices fall; 30-year bond falls 13/32, to 101 31/32, to yield 6.47 percent; graph (M)
Date: 05 August 1997
By ALESSANDRA STANLEY
Alessandra STANLEY
Russian Government will redenominate ruble by factor of 1,000, eliminating three zeros and erasing starkest symbol of country's runaway inflation; exchange rate for new bills will be approximately 6 to dollar, compared with current 6,000; decision is vivid sign of country's confidence in ability to stabilize economy, in which monthly inflation rate has fallen from 26 percent in summer 1993, to current 1.1 percent; graph (M)
Date: 06 August 1997
By Stuart Elliott
Stuart Elliott
People Soft Inc, software company, Pleasanton, Calif, names San Francisco office of Saatchi & Saatchi Advertising to handle its account, which had been at W B Doner & Co, Baltimore, since April 1995 (Advertising column) (S)
Date: 05 August 1997
By ROBERT PEAR
Robert PEAR
Budget bill awaiting Pres Clinton's signature includes two health insurance options that give Medicare beneficiaries greater freedom to choose doctors and hospitals, but it also exposes elderly patients to much higher costs; one option allows Medicare beneficiaries to sign private contracts with doctors for any medical service at any price, the patient paying the entire cost with his own money or private insurance; second option allows Medicare beneficiaries to enroll in private health plans that give patients freedom to choose their doctors and hospitals; Medicare would make fixed monthly payments to such health plans, and there would be no limit on premiums the plans can charge patients (M)
Date: 05 August 1997
By ROBERT HURTADO
Robert HURTADO
Treasury securities prices fall; 30-year bond falls 13/32, to 101 31/32, to yield 6.47 percent; graph (M)
Date: 05 August 1997
By ALESSANDRA STANLEY
Alessandra STANLEY
Russian Government will redenominate ruble by factor of 1,000, eliminating three zeros and erasing starkest symbol of country's runaway inflation; exchange rate for new bills will be approximately 6 to dollar, compared with current 6,000; decision is vivid sign of country's confidence in ability to stabilize economy, in which monthly inflation rate has fallen from 26 percent in summer 1993, to current 1.1 percent; graph (M)
Date: 06 August 1997
By Stuart Elliott
Stuart Elliott
People Soft Inc, software company, Pleasanton, Calif, names San Francisco office of Saatchi & Saatchi Advertising to handle its account, which had been at W B Doner & Co, Baltimore, since April 1995 (Advertising column) (S)
Date: 06 August 1997
By MARK LANDLER
Mark LANDLER
Cable News Network, in effort to revive its torpid ratings, names Richard N Kaplan, broadcast news executive, as its president; Kaplan, who won 34 Emmy Awards as producer at ABC News and CBS News, will take over CNN's flagship news network in the United States; Tom Johnson, who had help job, will continue to oversee CNN News Group (M)
Date: 06 August 1997
Shortly before Texas Utilities closed its $1.7 billion acquisition of Enserch Corp, Enserch spun off its Exploration unit; unit's shares decline 18 percent, closing at $8 (S)
Date: 06 August 1997
New York Rangers ice hockey team sign left wing Darren Langdon to new contract; terms not disclosed (S)
Date: 06 August 1997
By ANDREW C. REVKIN
Andrew REVKIN
New York City is girding for influx of hundreds of thousands of country music fans to attend free concert by Garth Brooks in Central Park; map; photo (M)
Date: 05 August 1997
By ALESSANDRA STANLEY
Alessandra STANLEY
Russian Government will redenominate ruble by factor of 1,000, eliminating three zeros and erasing starkest symbol of country's runaway inflation; exchange rate for new bills will be approximately 6 to dollar, compared with current 6,000; decision is vivid sign of country's confidence in ability to stabilize economy, in which monthly inflation rate has fallen from 26 percent in summer 1993, to current 1.1 percent; graph (M)
Date: 06 August 1997
By Stuart Elliott
Stuart Elliott
People Soft Inc, software company, Pleasanton, Calif, names San Francisco office of Saatchi & Saatchi Advertising to handle its account, which had been at W B Doner & Co, Baltimore, since April 1995 (Advertising column) (S)
Date: 06 August 1997
By MARK LANDLER
Mark LANDLER
Cable News Network, in effort to revive its torpid ratings, names Richard N Kaplan, broadcast news executive, as its president; Kaplan, who won 34 Emmy Awards as producer at ABC News and CBS News, will take over CNN's flagship news network in the United States; Tom Johnson, who had help job, will continue to oversee CNN News Group (M)
Date: 06 August 1997
Shortly before Texas Utilities closed its $1.7 billion acquisition of Enserch Corp, Enserch spun off its Exploration unit; unit's shares decline 18 percent, closing at $8 (S)
Date: 05 August 1997
By ROBERT PEAR
Robert PEAR
Budget bill awaiting Pres Clinton's signature includes two health insurance options that give Medicare beneficiaries greater freedom to choose doctors and hospitals, but it also exposes elderly patients to much higher costs; one option allows Medicare beneficiaries to sign private contracts with doctors for any medical service at any price, the patient paying the entire cost with his own money or private insurance; second option allows Medicare beneficiaries to enroll in private health plans that give patients freedom to choose their doctors and hospitals; Medicare would make fixed monthly payments to such health plans, and there would be no limit on premiums the plans can charge patients (M)
Date: 06 August 1997
New York Rangers ice hockey team sign left wing Darren Langdon to new contract; terms not disclosed (S)
Date: 06 August 1997
By ANDREW C. REVKIN
Andrew REVKIN
New York City is girding for influx of hundreds of thousands of country music fans to attend free concert by Garth Brooks in Central Park; map; photo (M)
Date: 05 August 1997
By ROBERT HURTADO
Robert HURTADO
Treasury securities prices fall; 30-year bond falls 13/32, to 101 31/32, to yield 6.47 percent; graph (M)
Date: 05 August 1997
By ALESSANDRA STANLEY
Alessandra STANLEY
Russian Government will redenominate ruble by factor of 1,000, eliminating three zeros and erasing starkest symbol of country's runaway inflation; exchange rate for new bills will be approximately 6 to dollar, compared with current 6,000; decision is vivid sign of country's confidence in ability to stabilize economy, in which monthly inflation rate has fallen from 26 percent in summer 1993, to current 1.1 percent; graph (M)
Date: 06 August 1997
By Stuart Elliott
Stuart Elliott
People Soft Inc, software company, Pleasanton, Calif, names San Francisco office of Saatchi & Saatchi Advertising to handle its account, which had been at W B Doner & Co, Baltimore, since April 1995 (Advertising column) (S)