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A§ Saturday, September 5, 1998
Press-Republican
Press-Republican
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^fUtrr IN REVIEW
deputy chief investment officer for equities at
State Street Research and Management in
Boston, asserting that the market will re. JSfEW YORK — Stocks fell again Friday, but main volatile until there's greater clarity on
a late rally prevented a 200-point loss for the how much the economic crises overseas has
second straight day as Wall Street seesawed hurt American companies.
"There's a lot of concern about whether
ynto the close of a volatile, bruising week.
The Dow Jones industrial average fell 41.97 we're even going to have earnings growth
>,' 7,640.25 after charging back over the final next year," he said, noting that several secualf hour from a 186-point slide. The small. rities firms lowered J h e i r 1999 forecasts for
c\rop left the Dow about 1,700 points, or 18.2 company profits on Friday.
The week's overall decline of 411.43 points
perpent, below the July 17 record of 9,337.97.
,,. Qn Thursday, a similar spurt of last-minute left the Dow exactly 268, or 3.4 percent, bebargain hunting wiped out half of a 203-point low its starting point for the year. At the July
peak, the Dow was up 18.1 percent for 1998.
Iqss, leaving the Dow 100 points lower.
. '.ytfhile it was the third straight losing sesMuch of that slide has come over the past
sion, Friday's finish represented a sharp im- two weeks, which has seen the Dow tumble
provement from earlier in the week, when 893.40 points, or by 10.5 percent.
the Dow plunged 512 points on Monday and
There were more signs Friday that the yearthen fell an additional 140 points to 7,400 on old economic crisis in Asia is hurting demand
Tuesday morning before rallying back to a for U.S. products abroad, bolstering calls for
gain of 288 for that day.
the Federal Reserve to fuel domestic borrow, "What we're having here are aftershocks ing and spending with lower interest rates.
from Monday's earthquake," said Jim Weiss,
The government reported that the unemBy BRUCE MEYERSON
AP Business Writer
K
ployment rate held steady at 4.5 percent in
August as lost manufacturing jobs offset the
return of 150,000 workers idled by the
strikes at General Motors earlier this summer, preventing a recovery to the 28-year low
of 4.3 percent low seen in April and May.
Average hourly wages in August grew by 7
cents to $12.86 — a faster pace than the 3cent increases recorded in each of the previous three months. The healthy rise in wages,
which typically account ibr-two-thirds of a
product's price, signaled that inflationary
pressures remain and may keep the Fed from
risking a rate cut.
Financial companies took another beating
amid worries about their loans to the crisisplagued economies in Asia and Russia. Chase
Manhattan fell 3% to 45% and Citicorp fell 6 to
92M>. Among the Dow 30, American Express
fell 3% to 73%, Travelers Group fell 2 1716 to 39
1/16, and J.P. Morgan fell 1 13/16 to 86 15/16.
Declinjing issues barely outnumbered advancers on the New York Stock Exchange and
the Nasdaq Stock Market.
Procter & Gamble rents technological know-how to others
development (R&D), which yields
; > By PATRICK LARKIN
more than 3,000 patents each year.
'' ''Scripps Howard News Service
"Our R&D portfolio includes
" CINCINNATI — In a major pol- promising and powerful technoloicy shift, the Procter & Gamble Co. gies and patents across a broader
|ia's' begun licensing some of its range of industries than any of our
proprietary technology to other global competitors," said Jeffrey D.
Weedman, vice president for global
companies.
" The company isn't parting with licensing. "We can't use all that
the formula for Tide, but it is li- we're discovering. Smart use of licensing technologies, trademarks censing will allow us to leverage
and other intellectual property it the value of these assets and ser{4s developed but isn't using or cure an even greater return from
vfrhich has applications beyond our R&D investment."
those originally envisioned.
The global-licensing unit was essThe effort seeks to increase the tablished in late 1996 and within
eturn on the $1.5 billion P&G the last six to nine months has
3 annually on research and reached a level of staffing and ex-
pertise to aggressively shop licenses for patents, trademarks and
other intellectual property, the
company said.
The unit handles worldwide licensing for P&G's food and beverage, laundry and cleaning, paper,
and beauty care businesses. A
separate unit handles healthcare licensing.
A lot of the technology P&G develops for its own use has other
applications, or the company determines it doesn't want to enter
the business the technology was
developed for, said Stephen J. Baggott of the global-licensing unit.
An example is FruitCal, also
known as CCM or calcium-citratemalate.
P&G developed it to add calcium
to fruit juices. In 1992 P&G took
Citrus Hill off the market and its
now used only in Sunny Delight
juice drink.
So the company licensed FruitCal to Tropicana, a major fruitjuice company.
"We secure additional return
on a pre-existing technology, and
our licensees win by having access to an outstanding technology on which the R&D investment has already been made,"
said Tom Minnick of the global-licensing unit.
James A. "Gi
DAILY DOW JONES
September 4,'1998
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-41.97
7,831.291 Highest close j 0 x%n 07
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9300
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' 8100
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7/1/98
6/1/98
9/1/98
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STOCK MARKET INDEXES
YTD
%Chg'
12-mo
%Chg
-3.39
-19.65'
-11.58
52-Week
High
Low
6,983.11
9,367 84
3,701.42
295.70
2,611.53
231.77
450.91
601.76
753.75
Last
Name
565.06
2,028.18
1,190.58
1,465.61
855.27
381.31
492.28
11,10610
277.56
248 65
8,537,05
Chg
%Chg
Dow Industrials
Dow Transportation
Dow Utilities
7,640.25
2,616.75
- 4 1 97
-7.72
-.55
-.29
2-71.67
-.25
NYSE Composite
Amex Market Value
486 31
602.71
-.69
- 3 58
Nasdaq Composite
1,566 52
973.89
291.65
347,07
S&P 500
S&P MidCap
Russell 2000
Wilshire 5000
+4 01
-5.34
- 8 37
+1 14
+.78
- 6 2 38
8,931 16
-2.33
,.5.l .
-4.87
-.73
+ 67
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-11 96
-.24
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+ 39
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-12,51
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+15.35
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-4.23
+ 36-
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-19.85
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DIARY
Advanced
Declined
Unchanged
Total issues
New Highs
New Lows
Volume
DIARY
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Declined
Unchanged
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N e w Highs
New Lows
Volume
1.493
1.524
501
3.518
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366
918,510,875
274
310
136
720
3
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Declined
Unchanged
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New Highs
New Lows
Volume
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1,972
2,068 j
1,488 !
5.528'
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STOCKS OF LOCAL INTEREST
Support
the Electric
Power
Consumer
Rate Relief
Act and make
NUG prices
competitive.
Name
Ex
Div Yld PE
AT&T
NY
1.32 2 . 5
AirTouch
NY
Albank
Nasd
M a k e a phone call. Fight for
competitive electricity prices!
Name
Ex
Div
Y l d P E Last
Chg%Chg
IBM
NY
88
7
IntPap
NY
1.00
2 5
Kaman
Nasd
44
3.0
4 14V2
Keycorp s
NY
94
3.5
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Nasd
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NY
DowJns
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A H o m e P s NY
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2 7 49V16
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2.20
Ameritch s NY
BkNYs
NY
BellAtl s
Amengas
Your call is needed today to help bring down electricity prices in New York.
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In fact, NYSEG customers pay $680.000 every day in excessive prices
for government mandated NUG electric power!
HostMar
NY
That is too much!
Prime Rate
Discount Rate
Federal Funds Rate
Treasuries
We've discussed with you the important steps we at NYSEG have taken to
promote competition and lower the price you pay for electricity.
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And we've talked with you about NUGs. Non Utility Generators were created
by a failed public policy of the 1980s that backfired, and it costs you money
every day!
1.10
5.9
18'/2+i5/i6-10.3
16
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We're trying to help. And now you can help too.
-3/16-31.5
3Mnonth
! 6-month
5-vear
10-vear
30-vear
The Electric Power Consumer Rate Relief Act, recently introduced in the U.S.
Senate and House of Representatives will clarify states' authority to protect
you against arbitrary and excessive above market prices for NUG electricity.
It is a good law. And it will help. But your help is needed now to support it.
Register your support for the Electric Power Consumer Rate Relief Act
by calling toll free
1 -800-603-8006.
Join your neighbors and NYSEG customers a^ros^New York State in the fight
to reduce NUG costs.
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4.98
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5.00
5.04
5.11
5.28
5.34
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Canada
France
Germany
Italy
Japan
Mexico
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1.5215
5.8029
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46,684
45,196
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90.70
29.89
27.59
36.86
47.83
27.35
28.37
17.55
29.17
47.75
41.66
25.65
16.97
25.22
14.42
20.25
90.12
18.12
26.04
10.83
53.06
39.07
17.88
40.62
7.39
18.45
23.97
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-8.0
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-9.2
-11.2
-11.0
-13.7
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| | Black Point R01
t l died Thursda
1998, at the '
m Hospital follow
He was born i
April 4, 1932,
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71, of t;he Jabez
Thursday, Septen
home.'He was bo
Augusts, 1927, tl
and Maria (Hanf
' Dr. Koerner wi
CVPH Medical
ied medicine ir
many, and did
Cook County Ho
He served his re
Memorial Hosp:
where he was 1
teaching staff fo
Dr. Koerner ca
1966 and was c
Medical Center
ment-ia- 1992. ]
outdoors, sailini
ing a gfehtlemar
Survivors inch
(Weisser^ Koerne
married.' in Chic
sons a$d three
Andrew Koerner
cia Sayie, of War
and Janet Koerr
Thomas-H. and
of Newport New
Koerner of Ijiostx
Thea Use of Gem
sister-in-law, Wei
j | Koerner of Germ
I Toni Koerner; ei
I John, Tjjylor anc
f of Thomas H. K
I and Hannelore, 1
1 Koerner,; and Ni
I children of Chi
' and several niea
There will be
i A funeral mass
I Monday, Septen
I a.m. from St. At
J Peru. Burial wi
I gustiner's Cemel
I -Friends wishi
I nations to the
M Foundation, 171
I ver, CO 80202,
.$ tine's School Se
;|j Arrangement!
j | Funeral Home,
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PIATTSBURG
"Gus" "Cusprinie,
Way, cli^d Thursc
1998, at the CVP]
He was born in
March 24,1934, ti
and Helen (McM<
Gus was emp
Electric Motors
was'4 member of
tory Church and
Society of Our L;
Gus was a mem
and was active w
Derby and vario
tees. He was a
Plattsburgh Skat
Loyal Order of M
Survivors inch
Raudenbush of
brather^and sister
and Beverly Cusp
raj-and several ni
Two .sisters,
Fenner.and Mar:
earlier."
Calling hours w
2to4and7to9p.
Funeral Home, 3
neral service will
10 a.m. from th
Home^Chapel. Bt
St. Joseph's Ceme
Donations in '.
be made to Resc
bi
GAREOW — .
[ Howard H. Garrov
j low Road, who die
at CVPH Medical
[day at 11 a.m. at
j Church, where thi
[officiated. Bearers
[man Waldron, E
lAshline II, Henri
[Kennedy. Burial I
[ Cemetery, where t
I committal prayen
|bytheR.W.Walke
SUPEENANT
lian Burial-* for Je
iwho diedjuesday.
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Personal-i
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|xsy was hurt whet
. ranklin Street T
F^Malone-State I
parroii, 54 of. Ma
sen Joshua Hoi1
Iween twolparked
|r3ed to Stop but fe
p(d slipped undei
Beg and ankle. He
1'ehicle to Alice H
vas treated and r
No tickets were
S.,OU ,.lr
Qg
, J^Eiure Ji
-The~ cSse of K
PfattsBurpi', accu
Wraa&fo0y ovei
Journed until Sep
••^He W a t e u s e d
^fees of tpiterteen
kl*acts"wtth men