Management Actions Here are the most important actions: We established the $1.68 billion valuation provision to recognize in accounting terms the impact of restricted financial markets, especially real estate, on the assets of Financial Services; We negotiated a $6 billion revolving credit agreement with many of the world's leading banks; We received the approval of the Board of Directors to issue $500 million in equity in the form of Preferred Equity Redemption Cumulative Stock; We reduced net portfolio investments of WFSI by more than $1.5 billion; We reduced the dividend rate to reflect the Corporation's current financial condition; 1991 COPYRIGHT SEC ONLINE, INC., 1, *3 PAGE We implemented a cost-reduction program that will save at least $200 million a year.

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Cancer Mortality, by State--1994 ....................................................... 2 4 4 5 6 7 8 SELECTED CANCERS........................................................................... 9 Lung Cancer.................................................................... 9 Colon and Rectum Cancer....... .............................................................. 9 Breast Cancer.............................................................................................10 Prostate Cancer......................................................................................... 10 Leading Sites of Cancer Incidence and Death--1994 Estimates................................................................................................. 11 How to Estimate Cancer Statistics Locally.................. 12 Pancreas Cancer........................................................................................ 12 Uterus (Cervix) Cancer.............................................................................12 Percentage of Population (Probability) Developing Invasive Cancers at Certain Ages........................................................ 13 Uterus (Endometrial) Cancer.................................................................. 13 Cancer in Children....................................................................................13 Leukemia....................................................................................................14 Lymphoma............................................................................... i.............. 14 Skin Cancer............................................................ ,.............. ................ 15 Tables are indicated in bold print Ovary Cancer............................................................................................. 15 Five-Year Relative Survival Rates by Stage at Diagnosis................... 16 Bladder Cancer.......................................................................................... yj Oral Cancer....................... 16 Trends in Cancer Survival, by Race...................................................... 17 CANCER IN MINORITIES....................................................................... 18 Number of Cancer Deaths for Black, American Indian, Chinese, Japanese, and Hispanic Persons, US, 1990...................... 18 PREVENTION............................................................................................19 Environmental Cancer Risks...................................................................20 EARLY DETECTION.............................:................................................ 21 TOBACCO USE......................................................................................... 22 THE AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY....................................................24 Research.................................................................................... 24 Public Education...................................................................................... 24 Professional Education............................................................................ 25 Patient Services........................................................................................ 25 Public Issues............................................................................................. 25 COSTS OF CANCER................................................................................ 26 THE DISADVANTAGED...........................................................................26 Allocation ofACS FOnds, 1992............................................................. 26 Summary of Research Grants and Fellowships...................................27 Cancer Around the World....................................................................... 28 Cancer Centers..........................................................................................29 Chartered Divisions of the ACS.............................................

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Management Actions _ Here are the most important actions: We established the $1.68 billion valuation provision to recognize in accounting terms the impact of restricted financial markets, especially real estate, on the assets of Financial Services; We negotiated a $6 billion revolving credit agreement with many of the world's leading banks; We received the approval of the Board of Directors to issue $500 million in equity in the form of Preferred Equity Redemption Cumulative Stock; We reduced net portfolio investments of WFSI by more than $1.5 billion; We reduced the dividend rate to reflect the Corporation's current financial condition; PAGE - 1991 COPYRIGHT SEC ONLINE, INC., 1, *3 We implemented a cost-reduction program that will save at least $200 million a year.

Cancer Mortality, by State--1994 ...................................................... 2 4 4 5 6 7 8 SELECTED CANCERS.......................................................................... 9 Lung Cancer........................................................................................... 9 Colon and Rectum Cancer..................................................................... 9 Breast Cancer........................................................................................... 10 Prostate Cancer........................................................................................ 10 Leading Sites of Cancer Incidence and Death--1994 Estimates................................................................................................ 11 How to Estimate Cancer Statistics Locally......................................... 12 Pancreas Cancer.......................................................................................12 Uterus (Cervix) Cancer............................................................................12 Percentage of Population (Probability) Developing Invasive Cancers at Certain Ages....................................................... 13 Uterus (Endometrial) Cancer..................................................................13 Cancer in Children...................................................................................13 Leukemia...................................................................................................14 Lymphoma................................................................................................ 14 Skin Cancer.............................................................................................. 15 Tables are indicated in bold print Ovary Cancer.............................................................................................15 Five-Year Relative Survival Rates by Stage at Diagnosis...................16 Bladder Cancer..........................................................................................16 Oral Cancer............................................................................................. ...

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF ILLINOIS CERRO COPPER PRODUCTS COMPANY, Plaintiff, vs.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF ILLINOIS CERRO COPPER PRODUCTS COMPANY, Plaintiff, vs.

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