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<TITLE>PAPER SAYS INDICTMENTS IN IRAN CASE EXPECTED</TITLE>
<DATELINE> NEW YORK, March 9 - </DATELINE><BODY>The special prosecutor in the Iran arms
scandal is expected to bring indictments that could include
felony charges against senior Reagan administration officials,
the New York Times reported.
It quoted law enforcement officials with knowledge of the
investigation as saying special prosecutor Lawrence Walsh, who
is investigating the scandal, was focusing on three areas.
The paper identified these as conspiracy to defraud the
government, obstructing justice and making false statements to
the government. It said the prosecutor had not ruled out any
suspects, including current and former government officials.
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<DATE> 9-MAR-1987 08:15:42.31</DATE>
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<TITLE>NYSE RULE COULD AFFECT TRADING IN LONDON</TITLE>
<DATELINE> LONDON, March 9 - </DATELINE><BODY>An existing New York Stock Exchange,
NYSE, rule might be used to limit the trading activities of its
members in London in stocks listed on both exchanges, sources
at the London Exchange said.
This could arise if the London Stock Exchange goes ahead
with plans to close its trading floor.
The London Exchange sources were commenting on press
reports that the NYSE would bar its members firms from trading
on the London Exchange in interlisted stocks during periods
when the NYSE was open.
The London exchange is seeking clarification.
London Exchange sources said the possibility of
restrictions on NYSE members appears to reflect a rule which
requires that exchanges recognised by the NYSE possess a
trading floor.
Last month, the London Exchange said in a statement that it
planned to close its floor in due course, apart from a floor
for traded options, because almost all business is now being
done by screen and telephone between brokerage offices.
This development stemmed from the Big Bang restructuring of
the market on October 27. The demise of the traditional Stock
Exchange floor has been widely expected, though no date has
been set as yet.
Market sources said a compromise over the NYSE rule could
well be reached, partly because the interests of U.S.
Securities dealers are not all identical.
Some of them could well start lobbying the NYSE, pointing
out, among other things, that the expansion of global trading
needs to be based on reciprocal arrangements.
NYSE brokerage firms which also trade on the London
Exchange would presumably be put at a disadvantage over
non-NYSE U.S. Firms, which have affiliates on the London
Exchange, market sources said.
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<DATE> 9-MAR-1987 08:16:35.37</DATE>
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<TITLE>PIEDMONT <PIE> AGREES TO USAIR <U> BUYOUT</TITLE>
<DATELINE> NEW YORK, March 9 - </DATELINE><BODY>USAir Group Inc said Piedmont Aviation
Inc has agreed to be acquired for 69 dlrs per share.
The company, in a newspaper advertisement, said it has
started a tender offer for all Piedmont shares at that price,
and the Piedmont board, with two directors absent, has
unanimously approved the bid. The offer and withdrawal rights
are to expire April Three unless extended, and the bid is to be
followed by a merger at the same price.
USAir said Piedmont has granted it an irrevocable option to
buy up to 3,491,030 new shares under certain circumstances.
Piedmont now has about 18.6 mln shares outstanding.
USAir said the tender is conditioned on receipt of enough
shares to give USAir at least a 50.1 pct interest in Piedmont
on a fully diluted basis and approval by the U.S. Department of
Transportation of a voting trust agreement permitting USAir to
buy and hold shares pending review of its application to gain
control of Piedmont.
The company said its merger agreement with Piedmont
provides that the offer is not to be amended without Piedmont's
prior written consent in any way that would be adverse to
Piedmont shareholders, but it said it could cut the number of
shares to be bought without Piedmont's consent.
USAir said it could reduce the number of Piedmont shares to
be purchased in the offer to no less than the minimum number
needed to cause the voting trust condition of the bid to be
satisfied.
In that case, it said if more than that minimum number of
shares were tendered, it would buy shares on a pro rata basis.
In February USAir had offered to pay 71 dlrs per share in
cash for 50 pct of Piedmont's stock and 1.55 to 1.90 USAir
shares for each remaining Piedmont share.
Last week, Carl C. Icahn-controlled Trans World Airlines
Inc <TWA> made a conditional offer to acquire USAir for 52 dlrs
per share, a bid that was rejected by the USAir board.
The Transportation Department on Friday rejected TWA's
application to acquire USAir on the grounds that the
application failed to comply with department regulations by
omitting necessary information. TWA said it would refile
today, providing the information needed.
On Friday TWA said it had already acquired four mln shares
or 15 pct of USAir.
Reuter
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<DATE> 9-MAR-1987 08:21:01.71</DATE>
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<TITLE>U.S. AIDES SEE MOSCOW AGREEING TO ARMS CHECK PACT</TITLE>
<DATELINE> WASHINGTON, March 9 - </DATELINE><BODY>Senior U.S. Arms control officials
said they were optimistic the United States and Soviet Union
could reach agreement on ways to verify a pact to eliminate
medium-range nuclear missiles in Europe.
Chief U.S. Arms control negotiator Max Kampelman said on
the NBC television network a fair pact would be hard to
negotiate, but, "We are determined to do it."
Assistant Secretary of Defence for international security
policy Richard Perle said he thought the two sides could agree
on a method to ensure each side was honouring a missile pact.
President Reagan said on Friday that Secretary of State
George Shultz would go to Moscow next month for talks on arms
control and a possible U.S.-Soviet summit meeting.
The decision to send Shultz to Moscow followed an
announcement by Soviet leader Mikhael Gorbachev that he was
willing to separate elimination of medium-range missiles in
Europe from his demand for curbs on U.S. Development of a
Strategic Defence Initiative (SDI) anti-missile system.
Kampelman said the United States and the Soviet Union both
had a general definition of so-called "intrusive" or on-site
inspection of a pact, but details would be tough to work out.
Reuter
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<DATE> 9-MAR-1987 08:22:57.04</DATE>
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<TITLE>API REPORTS SHARP FALL IN DRILLINGS</TITLE>
<DATELINE> WASHINGTON, March 9 - </DATELINE><BODY>Estimated oil and gas drilling
completions in the United States dropped by almost 41 per cent
in 1986 from 1985, the American Petroleum Institute said.
API, an industry group, said that of the 42,387 wells
completed last year, a total of 19,741 were oil wells, 8,645
were natural gas wells and 14,001 were dry holes.
In 1985, a total of 71,539 wells were drilled - 36,834 oil
wells, 13,036 gas wells and 21,669 dry holes.
reuter
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<DATE> 9-MAR-1987 08:23:31.25</DATE>
<TOPICS><D>instal-debt</D></TOPICS>
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<TITLE>U.K. CREDIT BUSINESS FALLS IN JANUARY</TITLE>
<DATELINE> LONDON, March 9 - </DATELINE><BODY>New credit advanced by finance houses,
retailers, bank credit cards and other specialist providers of
credit slipped to 2.66 billion stg in January from 2.78 billion
in December - but remained close to the average level for
1986's fourth quarter, the Department of Trade and Industry
said.
Of the January total, 1.15 billion stg was advanced on bank
credit cards.
On a three-month basis, total advances in November to
January were 3.0 pct lower than in the previous three months.
Within this total, lending to consumers fell by 6.0 pct and
lending to businesses declined by 5.0 pct.
At end-January 1987, the total amount outstanding was 24.07
billion stg, up from December's 23.77 billion stg and 3.0 pct
above the total three months earlier, the department said.
January saw a rise of 300 mln stg in amounts outstanding to
finance houses, other specialist credit grantors and retailers.
The department said advances on credit cards rose by 1.0
pct between the latest two three-month periods. Retailers
advanced 3.0 pct less in the latest three months than in the
previous three months, it said.
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<DATE> 9-MAR-1987 08:27:14.06</DATE>
<TOPICS><D>crude</D><D>ship</D></TOPICS>
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<TITLE>BRAZILIAN SEAFARERS' STRIKE DAMAGES OIL EXPORTS</TITLE>
<DATELINE> SAO PAULO, March 9 - </DATELINE><BODY>A strike by Brazil's 40,000 seafarers
who want pay rises of up to 180 pct may have cost the
state-owned oil company Petrobras 20 mln dlrs in lost export
orders, the company's commercial director Arthur de Carvalho
was quoted as saying in press reports.
More than 170 ships in Brazil, and about nine more in
foreign ports, have been halted by the strike, which began on
February 27.
Marines began blockading the ships on Friday after the
strike was ruled illegal, and some strikers are running short
of food, National Merchants Marine Union president Edson Areias
said.
Reuter
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<DATE> 9-MAR-1987 08:38:11.68</DATE>
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<TITLE>NEC <NIPNY> UNIT INTRODUCES NEW COMPUTERS</TITLE>
<DATELINE> BOXBOROUGH, Mass., March 9 - </DATELINE><BODY>NEC Corp's NEC Informational
Systems Inc said it introduced three advanced personal
computers that are fully compatible with the International
Business Machines Corp <IBM> PC AT.
The computers, the PowerMate 1, PowerMate 2 and
BusinessMate, are based on a chip made by Intel Corp <INTC>.
The PowerMate 1 and 2 are available immediately and sell
for 1,995 dlrs and 2,595 dlrs, respectively, the company said.
The BusinessMate, scheduled for April availability, will
sell for less than 6,000 dlrs, it said.
Reuter
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<DATE> 9-MAR-1987 08:40:06.50</DATE>
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