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Date: 13 July 1996
By James Barron
James Barron
John Chancellor, who covered 20 political conventions, a dozen space shots and a handful of wars in 41 years at NBC News, died yesterday at his home in Princeton, N.J. He was 68. The cause was stomach cancer, said his daughter Mary Chancellor Gregory.
Date: 14 July 1996
With the quiet self-assurance of a killer android, Cheryl Johnson waltzes uninvited into a St. Paul, Minn., benefit for Senator Paul Wellstone, a Democrat up for re-election this year. The most popular columnist for The Minneapolis Star Tribune -- and the only hard-core gossip writer to rip scalps in the polite Twin Cities -- she's quickly spotted and decried. "Why'd you come, C. J.?" moans a Wellstone fan. Johnson happily strides on. "Wellstone hasn't liked me since I reported that his daughter stiffed the guy who taped her wedding," she says. Wellstone isn't the only grumbler. The artist formerly known as Prince, a favorite if bloated target -- she calls him Symbolina -- retaliated in a song that whined, "What if I called you silly names?" Eleanor Mondale, daughter of the Ambassador to Japan, says she moved away from Minneapolis largely because Johnson's audits of her dating habits "made me feel like an insect under a microscope."
Date: 13 July 1996
By Elisabeth Bumiller
Elisabeth Bumiller
Sara Netanyahu, Israel's first American-style First Lady, spent this week in the United States in activities Hillary Rodham Clinton would find familiar. She visited a school for the learning disabled, took her children to "Beauty and the Beast," got a facial at Bloomingdale's, went to an East Side ladies' lunch, chatted with Barbara Walters -- and faced a barrage of criticism in the Israeli press for trying to be an American-style First Lady. Much comment centered on the Netanyahus' two sons, Yair, 4, and Avner, 18 months, depicted either as props to make the Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, seem Kennedyesque, or as pitiful children overcome by the exhaustion of the trip. Until now, the wives and children of Israeli prime ministers have stayed largely in the background, and the Israeli press seems to be making some adjustments to the new style.
Date: 14 July 1996
By Larry Kramer
Larry Kramer
There has been much recent excitement about protease inhibitors, a new class of drugs that promise to prolong markedly the lives of and in some cases possibly help cure those with H.I.V. But because of the cost, a great many who would benefit from such drugs will not have access to them. For many people already infected, like myself, treatment with proteases might offer at least "two to three years of additional life -- which is a lifetime, because new drugs are appearing so fast," says Dr. Steven A. Miles, director of the AIDS research center clinic at the University of California at Los Angeles. For those just infected, Miles says, proteases "quite possibly are a cure, if you get them into you quickly enough."
Date: 13 July 1996
Bloomberg Business News
Bloomberg News
Grupo Televisa S.A. of Mexico has bought an English-language television station in Tijuana from Bay City Television Inc. and Radio Television S.A. for $114 million in cash, company officials said yesterday. Televisa, the world's largest Spanish-language television programmer, will now have three English-language stations along the United States border. Televisa will also assume $62 million in debt and other liabilities as part of the deal. The Tijuana station is affiliated with the Fox television network, a unit of the News Corporation, and its signal is available to viewers in San Diego.
Date: 13 July 1996
Bloomberg Business News
Bloomberg News
Gardner Denver Machinery Inc. said yesterday that it would acquire Noramptco Inc., which makes centrifugal blowers and exhausters, for an undisclosed price. Gardner Denver, based in Quincy, Ill., will buy all of the closely held Noramptco, which markets its products under the brand names Lamson and U.S. Turbine. Gardner Denver makes industrial and oil-drilling equipment. Its 1995 revenue was $192 million. Noramptco, based in Syracuse, had 1995 revenue of $41.3 million.
Date: 13 July 1996
Bloomberg Business News
Bloomberg News
Eurogas Inc. said yesterday that it had bought the closely held Danube International Petroleum Ltd. for $38 million in cash and stock. Eurogas will pay $3 million in cash, 2.5 million restricted common shares of Eurogas, 1.25 million nonvoting preferred common shares (convertible in one year to 2.5 million restricted common shares), and five-year warrants to buy up to 5 million more common shares at $3 a share. The Dallas-based Danube has majority stakes in oil and gas reserve ventures in Slovakia and the Czech Republic. Eurogas's stock was down 78.1 cents, to $4.844, in Nasdaq trading.
Date: 13 July 1996
Reuters
Washington Federal Inc. has agreed to acquire Metropolitan Bancorp, another Seattle-based banking company, in a stock deal worth about $66.8 million, the companies said yesterday. Under the agreement, Washington Federal will offer $18 worth of its stock for each of Metropolitan's 3.71 million shares outstanding in a tax-free exchange. In connection with the merger, Phoenix Mortgage and Investment Inc., a subsidiary of Metropolitan, will be acquired by Phoenix's management. Washington Federal has an option to acquire up to 19.9 percent of Metropolitan's stock if the deal does not close under certain circumstances.