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most food companies these days are trimming the fat and cholesterol content of their products to appeal to <unk> consumers
but <unk> foods inc. believes it can milk some sales by <unk> the trend
the <unk> n.j. company has formed a joint venture with a distributor called la <unk> to market a <unk> milk targeted at hispanic consumers
to give <unk> <unk> the <unk> taste <unk> says hispanics prefer the new brand has a <unk> content of N N
that compares with N N <unk> for whole milk
a spokesman for <unk> inc. the nation 's largest milk producer concedes <unk> may be on to something
<unk> sells considerably more whole milk than <unk> <unk> in southern and hispanic markets he says
<unk> even tested a milk with N N <unk> in the south but decided the market was too small
<unk> is selling <unk> <unk> in nearly N grocery stores and <unk> in new york and parts of new jersey
and it 's adding N to N new outlets a day says <unk> <unk> sales director at la <unk>
because of <unk> <unk> 's success he says the joint venture is developing other dairy products tailored to hispanic <unk>
jewelry makers copy cosmetics sales <unk>
for years <unk> jewelry makers fought a losing battle
jewelry displays in department stores were often <unk> and <unk>
and the merchandise was well fake
as a result marketers of <unk> <unk> steadily lost space in department stores to more fashionable rivals cosmetics makers
but lately retailers say fake has become more fashionable
and jewelry makers are beginning to use many of the same marketing <unk> <unk> in the aggressive world of cosmetics
last year the total women 's fashion jewelry business topped $ N billion says karen <unk> editor of accessories magazine
and it 's growing fast with annual sales gains of more than N N
to increase their share of that business jewelry makers such as crystal brands inc. 's <unk> and <unk> units and <unk> inc. maker of anne klein jewelry are launching new lines with as much fanfare as the <unk> companies
they 're hiring models to <unk> the <unk> sporting their <unk> and they 're even beginning to borrow a <unk> favorite of the beauty business offering a gift when consumers make a purchase
we 've started trying just about anything to keep sales moving in the stores says kim <unk> a <unk> vice president
but there are limits
ms. <unk> says retailers <unk> a promotion for <unk> with animal <unk>
her idea bring in live <unk> animals
<unk> whose national ads earlier this year included paper <unk> of its <unk> <unk> takes a <unk> approach
the company focuses on the <unk> aspects says andrew e. philip president
<unk> now trains sales help to advise customers on the best <unk> styles
but cosmetics firms still have one big marketing edge they <unk> sales people with commissions
jewelry makers rarely pay commissions and are n't expected to anytime soon
odds and ends
despite growing interest in the environment u.s. consumers have n't shown much interest in <unk> packages for household products
procter & gamble co. recently introduced <unk> versions of four products including tide and mr. clean in canada but does n't plan to bring them to the u.s.
marketers believe most americans wo n't make the convenience <unk>
<unk> ltd. tests a beer <unk> with oat bran rather than rice or corn
called <unk> 's original oat bran beer the <unk> costs about $ N a case
no cholesterol of course
northwest airlines settled the remaining lawsuits filed on behalf of N people killed in a N crash but claims against the jetliner 's maker are being pursued a federal judge said
northwest a unit of nwa inc. and mcdonnell douglas corp. which made the <unk> aircraft also are pursuing <unk> against each other in the crash near detroit metropolitan airport
terms of the settlements for the remaining N lawsuits against northwest were n't disclosed
a total of N lawsuits were filed on behalf of crash victims
u.s. district judge <unk> a. cook jr. announced the settlements as the jury trial was to begin yesterday
he reset opening arguments for today
the jury will resolve the claims against mcdonnell douglas northwest 's claim that a <unk> in the aircraft caused the crash and mcdonnell douglas ' claim that the plane was improperly <unk>
the national transportation safety board ruled that pilots failed to set the plane 's <unk> <unk> and <unk> properly for <unk> and failed to make mandatory <unk> checks that would have detected the error
also a <unk> warning system failed to alert the pilots the <unk> and <unk> were not set for <unk> the <unk> said
the only passenger who survived the crash was <unk> <unk> then N of <unk> ariz. whose parents and brother died in the crash
she now lives with <unk> in alabama
sun <unk> moon the korean <unk> who in N founded the unification church remains the mystery man behind a multimillion-dollar political and publishing operation based in this country and <unk> to the american right
but there may be less there than meets the eye
mr. moon planned to convert millions of americans to his unique brand of <unk> in which he plays the role of old <unk> <unk> political messiah and then to make the u.s. part of a unified international <unk>
his original strategy in itself a brilliant innovation for spreading a <unk> was to create new economic enterprises each time he wanted to extend and fund his various <unk> <unk>
tax-exempt airport and <unk> <unk> were intended only to provide start-up funds
more stable industries were to build an economically viable infrastructure for the moon movement in north america as they had in japan and south korea
then he would move his movement to europe
but that was not to be
throughout the 1970s and early 1980s spokesmen for both the unification church and its opponents in the <unk> movement gave wildly <unk> membership figures
their <unk> lives on
it is still common to read in the press that the church has N or more full-time american members and N associates
some estimates have gone as high as N members
but internal church documents clearly show that at its <unk> heights as when it organized a spectacular yankee stadium <unk> rally in N there actually were only about N full-time unification church members in the u.s.
mr. moon 's support for a <unk> richard nixon the <unk> scandal and his prison sentence for income-tax evasion did not help the church 's <unk> efforts
<unk> <unk> and <unk> <unk> kept member turnover high
that the membership number has even kept close to its N size is the result of the <unk> of the church
many of the enthusiastic young <unk> of the nixon era who remained <unk> to father moon are now parents producing new members by <unk> rather than conversion
the <unk> wealth of the unification church is another matter of <unk>
yet these purchases can be misleading
most were obtained with huge <unk> of church money from south korea and japan minimum cash <unk> and sizable mortgages
those teams of young <unk> selling flowers peanuts or <unk> outright at traffic <unk> brought in somewhere near $ N million a year during the <unk> 1970s but those revenues were a <unk> compared to the costs of mr. moon 's <unk> international conferences speaking tours and <unk> land buys
only his factories in japan and korea <unk> his <unk> at <unk> wages and producing everything from <unk> to <unk> to expensive marble <unk> kept the money flowing <unk>
virginia commonwealth university sociologist david <unk> who more than any other researcher has <unk> into the complex world of <unk> finances has concluded that profitable operations in the u.s. have been the exceptions rather than the rule
likewise journalists john burgess and michael <unk> of the washington post have estimated that at least $ N million was transferred from japan to the u.s. to deal with the church 's annual operating losses in this country
mr. moon 's two <unk> u.s. newspapers illustrate the scope of this financial drain
start-up costs for the washington times alone were close to $ N million and the total amount lost in this <unk> black hole was estimated at $ N million by N
since then moon 's organization has <unk> a pair of high-quality glossy opinion magazines the world and i and insight which are a further drain
insiders say that not even their editors know for sure how much these <unk> publications along with the newspapers have cost mr. moon
many american <unk> businesses such as a $ N million factory to build fishing vessels are <unk>
some components of the american church had their budgets cut in half last year and again this year
the relatively small academic conferences that have attracted conservative guests and press scrutiny in recent years are much more narrowly targeted and <unk> than the <unk> <unk> in fancy digs and exotic <unk> of years past
i attended several of these in the dual role as a <unk> of research findings as well as an investigator of my hosts
mr. moon 's <unk> house eventually even published three of my <unk> books on <unk> and politics
according to veteran watchers of <unk> affairs such as dr. j. gordon <unk> director of the institute for the study of american <unk> almost all operations are being drastically reduced as mr. moon now <unk> more on developing his empire in the far east
everything one <unk> senior consultant to the unification church recently told me in an interview is going back to korea and japan
europe had proved even less <unk> than north america
european politicians were less reluctant to have their governments investigate and <unk> new <unk>
so mr. moon is in retreat <unk> on the far east
south korea and japan continue to be profitable
moon 's <unk> industry conglomerate is now investing heavily in china where church accountants have high hopes of expanding and attracting <unk> even in the wake of the bloody massacre in <unk> square
<unk> motors is one such investment
according to senior consultants to the church mr. moon has successfully negotiated a joint venture with the chinese government to build an <unk> plant in <unk> province an area of china with a substantial korean minority
mr. moon has agreed to put up $ N million a year for N years and keep the profits in china
in return he has the government 's blessing to build <unk> and spread <unk> in that country
whatever respectability and ties to intellectuals and <unk> the publications and conferences bring really are salvage not the rev. moon 's original final goals but the ones for which he will have to settle
mr. <unk> is co-author with david g. <unk> of <unk> in america <unk> church and crusade and strange <unk> the great american <unk> scare
the manville personal injury settlement trust said it is considering several ways to ease a liquidity crunch that could include the sale of manville corp. to a third party
in a filing with the securities and exchange commission the majority holder of manville acknowledged that the cash portion of its initial funding of $ N million will be <unk> next year and that alternative sources of funds will be necessary to meet its obligations
the trust which was created as part of manville 's bankruptcy-law reorganization to compensate victims of <unk> diseases ultimately expects to receive $ N billion from manville but its cash flow from investments has so far lagged behind its payments to victims
<unk> for both the trust and the company refused to comment on whether any talks with a possible acquirer of manville had actually taken place
the trust is considering a sale of its manville holdings but manville has the right of first refusal on any sales of its stock held by the trust