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OTHER NEWS - Nov. 21, 1995

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Northrop Grumman said it signed an agreement to continue building parts for the C-17 military transport, a deal that would provide it with about $2.4 billion in sales over the next decade . . . Interco Inc. agreed to buy Thomasville Furniture Industries Inc. from Armstrong World Industries Inc. for about $339 million, making it the largest U.S. producer of home furniture.

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