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UNION PACIFIC, USPCI OFFICIALS MET BEFORE OFFERING
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In 1985, before the consummation of the initial public offering for
USPCI Inc.'s stock, the firm's two top officials met with Union
Pacific Corp. officials to determine if Union Pacific wanted to
invest its pension plan in USPCI, according to documents filed
relating to Union Pacific's attempted USPCI takeover.
That contact was established by USPCI's Chairman W.M. Beard and
USPCI President Gerald Gagner. Those two met with C. Barry Schafer,
Union Pacific's Senior Vice President of P...
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UNION PACIFIC CAN HIKE STAKE IN BEARD TO 50%, SAYS FTC
The Journal Record
; The Federal Trade Commission has said Union Pacific Corp. can attempt to boost its stake in The Beard Co. of Oklahoma City to 50 percent from 16.4 percent. Carl Von Bernuth, an attorney for Union Pacific, said Tuesday that the FTC decision was in response to a filing by Union Pacific on Nov. 20.
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UNION PACIFIC RAISES BEARD HOLDINGS TO 12%
The Journal Record
; Union Pacific Corp. has acquired 12 percent of the outstanding shares of The Beard Co. of Oklahoma City, the New York-based rail and energy giant said Tuesday. Union Pacific, which last week announced an approximately $340 million tender offer for USPCI Inc. of Oklahoma City, had said in a filing
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Union Pacific Railroad, Critics Canvass Texas in Public-Relations Push.
Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News
; Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Aug. 19--The guns of August are firing ... over four major cities and encompass one news conference, five briefings for editorial ... editors and reporters at The Dallas Morning News. On Wednesday, coalition leaders will convene ...
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UNION PACIFIC HAS 68% OF USPCI SHARES / BOARD TO STAY IN PLACE
The Journal Record
; New York's Union Pacific Corp. has acquired 9,146,174 shares of USPCI Inc. of Oklahoma City, more than enough for the rail and energy concern to complete the merger between the two companies which will see USPCI become a Union Pacific subsidiary, it was announced Friday. In a prepared statement
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Union Pacific Railroad Gives Itself One Month to Improve.
Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News
; By Jenalia Moreno, Houston Chronicle Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Mar. 12--Union Pacific Railroad is leaning toward a radical new approach to clearing its huge Gulf Coast traffic jam. If things ...
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