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SEN APL JUIC 1.45 B
O/SPRY JUICE 3.19 B
LIB GR BEANS .65 B
KC MASTERPCE 1.69 B
SANKA DRIP 3.09 B
MORTON SALT .41 B
HUNT SPAG SC 1.19 B
HELLMAN MAYO 2.29 B
WR ITALN DRS 1.35 B
WESSON OIL 2.60 C
FUTAT GRATIN 1.25 B
GRAPE NUTS 3.15 B
KEL CRN FLKS 2.09 B
WS VEG OIL 1.87 E
BC POTATOES 1.29 E
PT GRAPE NUT 3.42 E
KG CORN FLKS 2.19 E
KG RIC KRISP 2.65 E
CS TUNA .49 E
BE COOL WHIP 1.23 E
BOUNTY TOWEL .78 E
PG DOWNY 2.17A
CLOROX 10F .89A
SW POT PIES .71E
DI POTATOES 1.65 E
BQ KID CUISEN 1.65E
SS HI HO 2.37E
BE FROZ VEGT .91E
LENDER BAGLE .93E
GG FRZN VEGGS 1.15E
NF VELVEETA 3.00E
RT TOM CHLIE .67E
BC CAKE MIX 1.03E
CASCADE 2.17A
SS CHEEZ IT 2.53E
JN PIZA ROLL 1.07E
KF SHLS/CHEES 1.69E
EGGO WAFFLES 1.69E
HC FZ DINNER 3.07E
MS CHRYP PIE 4.69E
BOLD ULTRA 2.99A
TAX 3.93H
TOTAL 70.46
BALANCE DUE 74.38
CASH TENDER 100.00
CHANGE DUE 25.62
09/15/92 14:42 TERM 3 166
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APPLE JC 1.39 M
OSCARBERRY 2.59 M
LBY GRN BEAN .53 M
KC MASTERPCE 1.99 M
MORTON SALT .41 M
HNT SPAG S M 1.35 M
HELLMAN MAYO 2.45 M
W-B ITAL-8 1.29 M
WESSON OIL 1.89 M
BCPATOS 1.29 M
GRP NTS MOD 3.29 M
CORN FLAKES 1.99 M
R KRISPIES 1.99 M
TUNA .49 M
BE COOL WHIP 1.19 M
BOUNTY P-TWL .79 E
DOWNY 2.15 E
CLOROX 100FF .95 E
SWN CHIC PIE .71 M
O/I MSH BRWN 1.65 M
KC FRO CHKN 1.99 M
SUN HIHO STK 2.45 M
BI CORN .98 M
LNDR BAGEL .99 M
GG PEAS 1.15 M
VELVEETA 3.09 M
ROTEL .79 M
BC CAKE 1.15 M
CASCADE 2.15 E
CHEEZITS 2.59 M
JENOS PIZRLS 1.45 M
KFT VEL S DN 1.69 M
EGGO WAFFLES 1.69 M
HEALTH CHOIC 3.35 M
MRS SMITH PI 4.69 M
BOLD 2.99 E
SUBTOTAL 66.82
TAX 7.94
TOTAL 70.76
CASH 70.76
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Denmark trips wobbly European unity treaty
The Associated Press
The crisis came to a head last week after high German interest rates, Britain's recession and Italy's huge government budget deficit drove the pound and the lira out of the European Monetary System.
try will not participate in the common currency and it could not have come at a worse time for a European currency market already in crisis.
COPENHAGEN, Denmark — Complicating an already troubled European unity treaty, Denmark yesterday said it would reconsider its rejection of the accord but opposed the treaty's plans for a single currency by 1999.
In Paris, President Francois Mitterrand and German Chancellor Helmut Kohl, the two key forces in the drive to forge a European superpower under the treaty, held an emergency summit yesterday to determine how to keep the accord alive. But they released no statement and canceled a briefing afterward.
France's referendum Sunday nearly derailed the treaty when voters backed it by only 51 percent, with opponents concerned about giving up too much power to the 12-nation European Community. Chaos in the currency markets last week also struck a blow to efforts to coordinate the EC currencies.
work for unified economic, political and defense policies, and a common bank and currency by the end of the century.
The Maastricht treaty, reached in December, would establish a frame
Prime Minister Paul Schlueter said yesterday that his country would hold a referendum on the treaty. But he said Denmark did not want to be tied to the common currency.
In June Denmark became the only nation to reject Maastricht, and by only a slim margin.
The French franc came under renewed pressure yesterday from traders stockpiling the German mark. French officials emphatically denied rumors of a devaluation, and traders said the Bank of France was intervening to support the franc.
"As a special Danish wish, I can say that we don't want to be tied to the European Monetary Union's third phase," Schlueter said.
He refused to elaborate, but the third phase focuses on a single European currency.
When the treaty was agreed on, the Danish secured a protocol saying it may require another referendum on a single currency. The British secured a clause allowing them to opt out of the currency.
But Schueter's comment appeared to strengthen the likelihood his coun-
Schlueter said his government would address Danish voters' fears of an EC bureaucracy by discussing additions to the treaty with the 11 other European Community leaders before resubmitting it to voters by mid-1993.
That will delay implementation of the treaty, which was to begin in January.
Russian hard-liners call for Yeltsin's resignation
The Associated Press
"We should have a no-confidence vote in the government and make it resign," said legislator Mikhail Chelnokov, accusing Acting Prime Minister Yegor Gaidar of crafting his policies to benefit the West rather than Russia.
Gadar, opening the fall session of the Supreme Soviet legislature, said industrial production fell by 27 percent in August. He forecasted a 20 percent drop for 1992.
He promised cuts in spending and said monetary policy would have to be tightened in order to avoid a collapse of the financial system.
As Gaidar spoke, the ruble fell to a record low of 241 rubles to the dollar, from 205.50 rubles to the dollar last week.
The gloomy economic news reflected the grave difficulties Yeltsin and Gaidar face in trying to build a market economy on the ruins of the failed Soviet Communist system.
The anger that Gaidar's report drew underscored the deep opposition the reforms face in the entrenched Russian bureaucracy and in the legislature, which was elected before the Soviet collapse last year and consists mostly of former Communists.
Lawmakers have yet to pass a law allowing farmers to own land — a basic reform — and they regularly accuse Gaidar of taking orders from the International Monetary Fund.
"The government is conducting economic reforms not for the benefit of Russia, not for the benefit of the people of Russia, but for foreign businesses," said Chelnokov, of the simple supplier of raw materials for Western business."
Hard liners want to convene the Congress of People's Deputies, the legislature's larger parent body, to try to force Yeltsin to resign.
The smaller and less conservative Supreme Soviet legislature was expected to vote today on a resolution proposed by parliamentary speaker Ruslan Khasbulatov harshly criticizing Gaidar's government. The resolution is designed to slow the pace of reform.
Gaidar blamed many of the nation's economic problems on new loans to major enterprises, a policy carried out independently of the government by the Russian Central Bank.
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