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******<TITLE>TREASURY'S BAKER SAYS HE HOPES PRIME RATE INCREASES
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<DATE> 1-APR-1987 11:23:07.19</DATE>
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<TITLE>NEW MONTREAL NEWSPAPER FOLDS</TITLE>
<DATELINE> MONTREAL, April 1 - </DATELINE><BODY>Le Matin, the French-language tabloid
launched here in February, said it is shutting down its
operations because it can no longer get financing.
The paper, launched by private investors, was Montreal's
fourth French-language newspaper and was aimed at readers with
above average incomes and educations. It had a daily
circulation of about 20,000 copies.
Le Matin was printed and distributed by (Southam Inc)'s
Montreal Gazette newspaper. A Gazette spokesman said his
newspaper is Le Matin's biggest creditor but he declined to
reveal the amount of debt
Acting publisher Jean-Pierre Bordua said the newspaper's
bank blocked its lines of credit after three of the paper's
senior managers resigned Friday.
Reuter
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<DATE> 1-APR-1987 11:24:00.34</DATE>
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<TITLE>TOWLE <QTOW> STOCK MAY BE DILUTED, CANCELED</TITLE>
<DATELINE> BOSTON, Mass., April 1 - </DATELINE><BODY>Towle Manufacturing Co, in Chapter
11 of the U.S. bankruptcy code, said any plan of reorganization
would likely lead to a dilution or cancellation of its common
and preferred stock.
The company also said claims for subordinated debentures
would likely be paid at less than their 100 pct of their face
value, and general unsecured claims would likely be paid
without interest. The company has not yet filed a plan of
reorganization.
The company said it lost 22 mln dlrs from operations in
1986 against a loss of 67.2 mln dlrs a year ago.
The company also said its independent accountants
disclaimed an opinion on the financial statements for 1986
because of questions about its contination as a going concern.
The company said, however, it substantially restructured
its business, reducing borrowings on an outstanding credit line
to 16.5 mln dlrs in 1986 from 57 mln dlrs a year ago. The
company also cut its staff to 820 employees at the end of 1986
from 2,500 a year earlier.
Reuter
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<DATE> 1-APR-1987 11:24:06.95</DATE>
<TOPICS><D>earn</D></TOPICS>
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<TITLE>SOUTH ATLANTIC FINANCIAL CORP <SOAF> 4TH QTR</TITLE>
<DATELINE> STAMFORD, Conn., April 1 -
</DATELINE><BODY>Shr 12 cts vs 33 cts
Net 699,037 vs 1,349,077
Year
Shr 54 cts vs 55 cts
Net 2,748,280 vs 1,833,766
NOTE: Per shr amounts reported after preferred stock
dividend requirements.
Reuter
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<DATE> 1-APR-1987 11:25:07.00</DATE>
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<TITLE>AMERICAN MOTORS <AMO> MARCH OUTPUT FALLS</TITLE>
<DATELINE> SOUTHFIELD, Mich., April 1 - </DATELINE><BODY>American Motors Corp said it
produced 2,578 U.S. cars in March, down from 5,922 in the same
1986 month.
The automaker's March U.S. Jeep output was 21,390, up from
16,215 in the same month last year.
Year-to-date U.S. car production by American Motors through
the end of March was 8,647 vehicles compared to 12,553 in the
same 1986 period. Year-to-date Jeep output was 58,597 compared
to 56,801.
Reuter
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<DATE> 1-APR-1987 11:26:18.58</DATE>
<TOPICS><D>copper</D></TOPICS>
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<TITLE>CYPRUS LOWERS COPPER PRICE 1.25 CTS TO 67 CTS</TITLE>
<DATELINE> DENVER, April 1 - </DATELINE><BODY>Cyprus Minerals Company said it is
decreasing its electrolytic copper cathode price by 1.25 cents
to 67.0 cents a pound, effective immediately.
Reuter
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<DATE> 1-APR-1987 11:27:55.71</DATE>
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<TITLE>TOSHIBA COULD BE FIRST TO FEEL U.K. TRADE ANGER</TITLE>
<AUTHOR> By Sten Stovall, Reuters</AUTHOR>
<DATELINE> LONDON, April 1 - </DATELINE><BODY>Toshiba Corp <TSBA.T>, the Japanese
electronics group which plans to enter Britain's liberalised
telecommunications equipment market, risks becoming the first
casualty in the current war of words over trade between Japan
and the U.K., Government and industry sources said.
U.K. Authorities have lost patience with Japanese trading
practices and said they are seeking ways to retaliate without
unleashing a damaging trade war. "Toshiba's timing seems most
unfortunate for the company, as it comes exactly when we are
looking for someone to punch," one official told Reuters.
Earlier, <Toshiba Information Systems (U.K.) Ltd> said it
wanted to enter the British business facsimile and key
telephone market. A facsimile machine sends printed data over
telephone lines, while a key telephone system is used for
switching calls within a business, industry sources said.
The move by Toshiba comes in the middle of a dispute over
Japan's refusal to open up its telecommunications market to
foreign companies. "Toshiba's timing is most extraordinary," one
official at the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) said.
Tomorrow, the U.K. Government will consider what legal
action it can possible take to press for Japanese reform.
Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher has given notice that the
U.K. Would fight the Japanese government's attempt to prevent
Cable and Wireless Plc <CAWL.L> from taking a significant
position in a new Japanese international telecommunications
venture. "We regard this as a test case," she told Parliament.
But while the U.K. Is keen to see some movement on the
issue by Japan, it is also worried that recent anti-Japanese
rhetoric may cause developments to get out of hand, officials
said.
Japanese officials in Tokyo today reiterated that Japan had
no plans to bow to U.K. And U.S. Pressure to give foreign
telecommunications firms a bigger role there.
The government, for which competition and the deregulation
of markets are major political themes, is unlikely to make
final decisions tomorrow on how to act against Japan, officials
said.
Detailed consideration of the issue has been shelved during
Thatcher's official visit to the Soviet Union, which ends
today.
"We are waiting for the Prime Minister to decide what to do.
The DTI will pass the ball to her as soon as she returns
tonight," a DTI official said.
He said Toshiba's application would be considered by the
Office of Telecommunications (OFTEL). An OFTEL spokeswoman said
"a decision on this application will take weeks, maybe months."
Asked whether Toshiba's bid would fall victim to British
retaliation, the OFTEL spokeswoman said: "Who knows what's going
to happen given the current situation!"
A Toshiba executive, who asked not to be named, told
Reuters: "We do not anticipate any special problems."
Some analysts queried by Reuters questioned the basis of
Britain's strong stand on the Cable and Wireless bid. One said
that the company's proposal was equivalent to a Japanese
company wanting to take a stake in Mercury International, the
subsidiary of Cable and Wireless that is the only real
competitor of British Telecommunications Plc <BTY.L>.
British Corporate Affairs minister Michael Howard leaves
for Japan on Saturday.
The minister will seek a clear timetable from Japan for
easier access for British institutions to Japanese financial
markets, reciprocating the easy access Japanese securities
houses and banks have to the City of London.
Britain has threatened to use its new Financial Services
Act to revoke or deny licences to Japanese brokerage houses if
it does not get satisfaction.
But British authorities would be far from happy if forced
to use that weapon, government sources said.
Sir Nicholas Goodison, Chairman of the London Stock
Exchange, said in New York yesterday that sanctions against
Japanese financial institutions operating in the U.K. Would set
back London's ambition to become a leading centre for corporate
financing and securities trading.
Chancellor of the Exchequer Nigel Lawson also warned
yesterday of the negative effects that a trade war could have
on the British economy. Such a development could hit U.K.
Exports and sharply alter the outlook for the next general
election in which economic recovery will be one of the
government's main themes, political analysts said.
REUTER
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<DATE> 1-APR-1987 11:28:34.96</DATE>
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<TITLE>DOLLAR EUROBONDS END EASIER ON PRIME RATE RISES</TITLE>
<AUTHOR> By Christopher Pizzey, Reuters</AUTHOR>
<DATELINE> LONDON, April 1 - </DATELINE><BODY>The dollar straight sector of the
eurobond market ended easier after a subdued day's trading as
U.S. Banks began to match yesterday's surprise 1/4 point prime
rate hikes by Citibank and Chase Manhattan Bank, dealers said.
The prime rates were raised to 7-3/4 from 7-1/2 pct and the
timing of the moves puzzled many dealers. However, reaction
here was limited, with shorter dated paper ending steady to 1/4
point easier, while longer dates dipped by 1/4 to 1/2 point.
In the primary market, activity again centred on currencies
other than the U.S. Dollar, dealers noted.
One dollar straight dealer at a U.S. Securities house
commented "There was, in fact, the odd retail buyer today, but
only in small sizes." He added that, ironically, the prime rate
rises may help the market to stabilise since the dollar rose on
the back of the news.
The only U.S. Dollar deal launched during the day was, as
has been the case recently, equity linked. The 15-year
convertible bond was for the Bank of Tokyo Ltd and has an
indicated coupon of two pct. One source at a house involved in
the deal said, "It's got to be a blow-out. With a name like this
you're talking about Japan Inc."
The lead manager was the Bank of Tokyo International (BOTI)
and the deal ended far above the par issue price at 108 109
pct. A BOTI official said "We've had worldwide interest in the
deal."
She noted the Tokyo stock market had experienced a mild
correction at the beginning of the week but that bank stocks
were hardly affected.
The yen sector edged slightly firmer and one new straight
deal was launched, a 20 billion yen bond for France's Caisse
Nationale des Telecommunications. The state guaranteed five
year bond pays 4-3/8 pct and was priced at 101-1/2 pct.
The issue was lead managed by IBJ International Ltd and was
quoted on the grey market at less 1-7/8 less 1-3/4 pct compared
with the total fees of 1-7/8 pct. One syndicate official at a
firm not involved in the deal said "It's tight, but overall I
would say its fairly priced."
Also launched was a five-year zero coupon bond with a total
redemption amount of 19 billion yen for Rural Banking and
Finance Corp of New Zealand. It was priced at 81.22 pct and
lead managed by Nomura International.
In the Australian dollar sector, GMAC (Australia) Finance
Ltd issued a 50 mln Australian dlr bond.
Hambros Bank Ltd was lead manager for the four-year deal
which pays 14-1/4 pct and was priced at 101 pct. It was
guranteed by General Motors Acceptance Corp and was quoted on
the 1-3/4 pct fees at less 1-3/4 pct bid.
McDonalds Corp issued a 75 mln Canadian dlr bond paying
8-1/2 pct over five years and priced at 101-5/8 pct. It was
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