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Coming to Summer School?
OPTIONAL MEAL PLANS
ALL students may dine on a meal in the Commons Dining Center from
June 3 until July 10 (excluding July 4). We offer 3 plans:
7 day - 3 meals a day, except Sunday evening $227.00 plus tax
5 day - 3 meals a day Monday through Friday $210.00 plus tax
Any 12 - Choice of 12 of 20 meals served $204.00 plus tax
during the week V
Indicate your choice of plans during registration on June 3.
Aggie Point Accounts are active during the entire year, so you may either open an
account or add to your account at any time at Validation Center, Sbisa Basement.
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proved an interim financing plan for
United Press International which
UPI management said would enable
the news service to continue opera
tions.
Attorneys also indicated that ne
gotiations were being held with the
British news service Reuters and a
Florida-based group of investors
about the purchase of UPI.
Judge George Francis Bason Jr.,
ruling from the bench, approved the
plan which called for Foothill Capi
tal Corp. of Los Angeles, UPFs prin
cipal cash lender, to extend a $4 mil
lion line of credit to keep the
company operating through its
court-supervised reorganization.
The plan also permits UPI employ
ees to be paid.
Tuesday, UPI attorney Richard Le
vine told Bason that UPI’s liabilities
were $35.4 million, against approxi
mately $12.8 million in assets. He
said UPI’s annual revenues wen
about $92 million.
UPI filed a Chapter 11 bank
ruptcy petition last Sunday, saying it
had $45 million in liabilities against
an estimated $20 million in assets.
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session, attorney Stephen Rubin o!
Miami told Bason that his client, Pe
dro Lopez of General Savings and
Loan of Miami, headed a group of
investors who were negotiating wilt
UPI co-owners Douglas Ruhe and
William Geissler to purchase UPI.
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