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     European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - November 3, 1993, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Wednesday november 3,1993 Money matters the stars and stripes Page 15 today a rates following Are fixed rates at which Community banking and credit Union facilities will sell for eign currencies to . Personnel for personal use. German Mark a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a is a 66 British Pound a  my 1.52 dutch Guilder. 1.85 greek drachma. Epee Yeeee 233.8416 now the rata Bov apply Wal Hon a boat country. Figure Ara we wow in Keodara w Tea Brwst Pound Olaf Cunard a to to Adonai following Are Interbank rates that fluctuate and should be regarded As the approximate value of the . Dollar to foreign Curren cies italian lira. 1,645.50 tue Rush lira a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a 13,059.80 Spanish peseta. 135.80 portuguese escudo  174.72 austrian Schilling. 11.94 saudi it yawl .3.7802 bahraini dinar0.37681 Kuwait to Dinar. 0.2989 norwegian Krone. 7.3828 danish Krone  6.804 British Pound  1.4805 German Mark  1 698 Swiss Frane  18038 French Fresno  5.928 dutch Guilder  1.902 Belg Lanfrank  36.83 Canadian Dollar  1.3105 not figure a Tipold in dote to Tho British Pound other currencies loth Dollar Odd quota <362 50 an ounce. Sliver quota $4.19 denounce new York Exchange new York up1 a the 15most�c York Stock Exchange compos to cog a the 15 most it fat stocks hint a on monday. Pad or Nabisco had grass Aston Clrar Nabisco pm my Tan labs inc pm Monts Mack iconic fort motor co Wako Sivco Tayono Soomi Nama Denter Eastman Kodak Antral motors pm Tadloc Salm 5.690.800 4,347,500 3.963.100 3,590,900 3.277.100 2.831.400 2.636.800 2.534.300 2.141.300 2.037.400 1.925.300 1.907.300 1.897.400 �?~1,676,400 1.631.800 last 5% 1% 47 % 19 6% 31 h-54 % 32 62 h 43 h 55% 10% 61% 48% 21% in Chi. Up unch up % up %. Up up2% up off is up up up of 0111% up off % american Exchange stack Energy Sarvich m Echo Bay Minas up atari com Hanover direct Readman Starlund Royal Oak Minn Chiy Annu sorter Bowmar i Strum non Gwal of a a National fatal new York up the 10 most a Tiv stocks in american Stock Exchange composite trading monday. A a a no Tchi. On 91 up % up unch off Vuk up up unch off Vuk lath 1,304,400 910.300 888,200 595,100 532.600 532.600 371.300 359.400 332.300 313.400 3% 12 10 7% 5% 411-16 33% 3% 5% 5% Dow Jones new York up1 Tiow Jonas dosing rang of Argas monday a _ he la Clas chant 3708.26 3656 84 369261 up 12 02 1750.58 1714 68 174224 up 15.17 242.18 239 06 241.17 up 0.40 1379.70 1357.80 1373.66 up 6.58 30lnduitriali 20 transports 15 utilities 65 stocks president Clinton delivers a Naftal Pep talk monday in Washington d.c., to members of the . Chamber or Commerce. Clinton appeals for Naftal Washington a president Clinton prodded business owners by satellite monday a to be missionaries Quot and help him win passage of the North Amer ican free Trade agreement. Clinton acknowledged that he was in an Uphill fight but predicted he would win a nov 17 showdown in the House. A but in order for it to be close you All have to push Between now and then a he said in an electronic a town Hall meeting sponsored by the . Chamber of Commerce. The session was beamed by satellite to gatherings a attended mostly by Small and medium size business owners and banners a at More than 240 Sites natio wide. Still weeks of heavy pressure by the White House have failed to produce Many converts for the agreement to lift Trade barriers among the United states Mexico and Canada. White House vote counters privately concede that they remain about 50 votes Short. Meanwhile rep. John d. Angell d-mich., an important administration ally on other issues called on the president to withdraw the pact _ _ a i regrettably will be compelled to cast my vote against Naftal if it is submitted to the Congress in its current form a Dingell said monday in a. Letter to Clin ton. A Dingell chairman of the House Energy and Commerce committee suggested the pact and Side agreements fail to adequately protect . Labor and the environment. He said Calls for the pact s renegotiation by Canada s new Liberal party government also throw its Fate into doubt. Clinton told his satellite audience that an assertion made by organized labor and Texas billionaire Ross Perot that the agreement would endanger . Jobs and shrink the . Economy a is ridiculous Quot a a Jris is nuts this idea that we can t compete and win a he said. He said rejection of the pact would make it harder for the United states to win its Case for easing farm and other Trade subsidies in world Trade talks Long under Way in Geneva. Linton also said defeat would bring Europe and Japan swarming Over the mexican Market a like flies on a june  the administration has complained that companies Haven t done enough to help it sell the pact. _ a a you have to be the engine of Confidence in our future a he told the business leaders. A you All have to be missionaries. Richard Lesher president of the  chamber said the administration did feel that business was t doing its part a in the  a and business a inthe past a Felt the president should be. Doing Niobe. Both sides Are now pleased with each other.�?�. Lesher said in an interview that Momen turn for the pact is growing even if this does t appear yet in the numbers. In a question period California businessman  Heckman told the president a out in California Many people Are saying that Naftal will increase illegal immigration. How do you feel about that sir a a it wont a Clinton responded. A a there a no evidence that it will. I can t even figure out that argument. I be really stayed up late trying to figure that one. I can to figure it  House rocked by wages of pay differences _ work in who work Washington a its an Honor to the White House. Marty of the Best people % there would do so for free. But apparently Only if everybody else got paid the president Clinton a staff likes to consider itself High minded dedicated and selfless. The publication of staff salaries in the Washington Post on monday brought out another trait envy. A a it a going to be Nasty a one Middle level aide said trim la after the Rooming staff meetings. _ _ in a wry understatement White House press Secre a dee1b� Over. Mid the list a has created a Little curiosity a her salary $100,000. A i think it would cause discussion in any organization to have the salaries of everybody publicized Myers said. A a we be tried As Best we can to see to it that everybody a salaries match their responsibilities. Nothing can be done  some of the comparisons causing tongues to wag at the White House a Myers makes $19,500 less than Marla Romash does As spokeswoman for vice president a Gore and $18,000 less than Rahm end fuel an aide in the communications operation. A pm Tony a economic policy director Wall Street Mik Leonaire Robert e. Rubin makes $100,000, which is $5,000 less than his aide Gene Sperling. Rubin who originally was going to work for free set his own salary and spread the extra salary dollars among his staff. A Sperling and w. Bowman a ibo Quot Cutter have the same title. Cutter makes $5,000 More. I a a Sandy Berger the no. 2 Man in the National Security Council earns $110,000 and Gore s National Security chief Leon Fuerth makes $119,500. Knowing the list would enrage workers tie White House refused for months to release the figures. Even on monday the list s accuracy was confirmed by an official who spoke Only on condition of anonymity. Few employees spoke for the record but Many said privately they were Nurt to see colleagues making More. One aide spit out a colleague s name and sneered a a in be got to meet with ,4118,000.�?T Jeff Eller who Heads the press division that caters to local Media makes As much As Myers and his workers generally earn More thai Myers staff which works with Washington based reporters. Both Points caused some ill feelings in the communications offices  
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