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Fraser

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Privately held, House of Fraser does not disclose financial results.
But Mr Robert Baker, senior consultant at Mercer Fraser, believes the underlying investment objectives are very similar in many cases. He says: 'The objective of most money purchase schemes is likely to be to beat the median.
TLC Group L.P. said it sold the Singapore-Malaysia ice cream and dairy operations of Beatrice International for about $30 million of cash and stock to Fraser & Neave, a big Singapore-based consumer products company.
Quite simply they want House of Fraser to be the leading upmarket store group in the UK by the end of the century.
Significant investments had been made in the business, and he aimed to accelerate the rate of return to shareholders. Fraser, whose total emoluments last year were Pounds 113,000, was on a three-year rolling contract.
Unlike Malcolm Fraser and Gough Whitlam, he seems set on staying in the public eye. One long-term possibility is becoming the first Australian premier to go on to be governor general.
He's also fond of West Fraser Timber.
Fraser Heston recently directed a made-for-TV movie of the famous adventure novel, starring his father as Long John Silver, for the Turner Broadcasting Network.
The other nominees are Alison Fraser of "Romance Romance" and Judy Kuhn of "Chess." The best actor category is the most competitive in several seasons.
Fraser said he didn't know how long Lennox would be suspended. "It will give us at least the weekend to sit down and calm down and see what the emotion was that got him off on that tangent," he said.
In 1976, Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Fraser announced that "Waltzing Matilda" would serve as his country's national anthem at the upcoming Olympic Games.
Pittsburgh The Al-Fayeds acquired House of Fraser, which owns Harrods, the London department store, in 1985 for #615 million ($1.1 billion at current rates), beating out Lonrho in a takeover battle.
"For a woman whose period is late, using RU-486 means no waiting, no walking past picket lines at abortion clinics, and no feet up in stirrups for surgery," burbles health writer Laura Fraser.
"What the show is really about is to give people ideas and help them make decisions," said Fraser.
And House of Fraser, which runs more than 60 department stores, tells much the same story.
Fraser issued a statement on Sunday calling on news media to exercise restraint in their reports lest they "seriously jeopardize" the international criminal investigation and any future court proceedings.
Ian Brown's staging perfectly realises the way in which Fraser shows us several 'scenes' at once, the way he interleaves first-person soliloquy, third-person narration and straight you-and-me scene-playing.
But in Canada, says the Fraser Institute of Vancouver, Tax Freedom Day arrives next Saturday.
Douglas Fraser, former president of the United Auto Workers union, said Sunday in his announcement that Dukakis is the Democrats' best hope for winning the November election.
Despite this year's refinancing, the brothers are still saddled with a mountainous burden of debt. That said, House of Fraser has hardly been starved of investment in recent years.
Lonrho has fought a prolonged campaign to undo the Al-Fayed takeover after its own effort to buy House of Fraser was blocked by the commission in 1981.
As part of his maneuverings, he sold his 30 percent stake in House of Fraser to the Al-Fayeds, believing them to be unlikely competitors, only to see the Egyptians use the stake to snatch the prize from his grasp.
Mr Bernie Fraser, governor of the Reserve Bank, said the government should consider raising taxes to cut its budget deficit and warned that lack of wage restraint would mean higher interest rates.
Most roads and highways in Alberta were open on Wednesday, although about 20,000 residents in British Columbia's Fraser Valley were without power due to high winds that blew trees and branches onto the lines.
Lonrho has fought a prolonged battle to undo the Al-Fayed takeover after its own efforts to buy House of Fraser were blocked by the Monopolies and Mergers Commission in 1981.
After the Fayeds' controversial takeover of House of Fraser in the mid-1980s, a five-year plan presented to a banking syndicate led by Samuel Montagu projected profits rising from Pounds 57m in 1986 to Pounds 181m in the year to January 1991.
Also in return for concessions, the company named Douglas Fraser, then the UAW president, to its board.
Others, including Habitat, House of Fraser and Robert Dyas will review their freezes in six months.
Lennox he "made an emotional spur-of-the-moment decision to accept only calls from white listeners." The general manager, Berkley Fraser, also apologized on the air Thursday.
Mrs. Fraser began helping British servicemen in 1940 and soon was plotting escape routes for them.

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