กำลังเล่นซ้ำ วันจันทร์ที่ 27 พฤศจิกายน ค.ศ. 1989

Daily News Appoints A Managing Editor

Date: 28 November 1989

AP

LEAD: Matthew V. Storin, editor of the weekly Maine Times and a former executive at newspapers in Boston and Chicago, was named managing editor of The Daily News today.

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Strike Set at Detroit Papers

Date: 27 November 1989

AP

LEAD: Members of newspaper unions here voted today to authorize a strike against The Detroit News and The Detroit Free Press, which were to merge their business operations on Monday.

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NEWS SUMMARY

Date: 27 November 1989

LEAD: INTERNATIONAL A3-14 Prague's caretaker prime minister, Ladislav Adamec, met for the first time with opposition leaders and then joined Alexander Dubeck at another rally of 500,000 people demanding democratic changes. Page A1

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NEWS SUMMARY

Date: 28 November 1989

LEAD: International A3-14

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Miller & Rhoads

Date: 28 November 1989

AP

LEAD: The failing Miller & Rhoads department store chain abandoned a plan to reorganize under Federal bankruptcy law and said it would seek to sell its assets. The reversal came just four months after the century-old regional department store sought Chapter 11 protection from creditors and sought to reorganize as a smaller company.

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Holding in IPCO

Date: 28 November 1989

Special to The New York Times

LEAD: The Canadian financier James A. Pattison and a group of companies that he controls have acquired a 9.37 percent stake in the IPCO Corporation, which operates the Sterling Optical eyewear chain. In a Securities and Exchange Commission filing, the Pattison group said that the IPCO shares had been bought as an investment but that it intended to talk with IPCO's management about the company's recent history and general business outlook.IPCO shares were unchanged today at $11 a share on the New York Stock Exchange, giving the compay a market value of more than $55 million.

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Sale by Bowater

Date: 28 November 1989

Reuters

LEAD: Bowater Industries P.L.C. agreed to sell the R. S. Means Company division of its United States unit Norton-Opax Inc. to the Canadian company Southam Inc. for $52 million in cash. R. S. Means, which is based in Kingston, Mass., publishes a comprehensive data base of construction cost data. Norton-Opax is in Baltimore.

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Paribas Lifts Bid

Date: 28 November 1989

Reuters

LEAD: The merchant bank Compagnie Financiere de Paribas said it had raised its formal offer price for Compagnie de Navigation Mixte, a holding company with interests in insurance and banking, to 1,887 francs a share from the initial 1,850. Francois Morin, Paribas's vice chairman, said the 2 percent increase was automatically initiated under French takeover rules after the financial group bought Mixte shares on the open market for more than its formal bid price this morning.

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Southland Decides Not to Sell Division

Date: 28 November 1989

Special to The New York Times

LEAD: The Southland Corporation, the owner of the 7-Eleven convenience store chain, said it had decided not to sell its distribution and food processing group, which had been put up for sale in March. A spokeswoman said the company believed it would better maximize the value of these assets by owning them and profiting from their growth.

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Moves to Oust Nekoosa's Board

Date: 28 November 1989

AP

LEAD: The Georgia-Pacific Corporation said it was seeking to oust the board of directors of the Great Northern Nekoosa Corporation., which has advised shareholders to reject Georgia-Pacific's $3.6 billion buyout offer. Georgia-Pacific said it was soliciting shareholder consents for a special meeting at which Great

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