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Laurels For Long Distance Runners
Posted on April 16, 1995
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Laurels for long-distance runners
In a chart accompanying "Laurels for long-distance runners" (Cover Story, Mar. 27), the average 1994 earnings per share for the BW 1000 should be $2.42; the average earnings estimate for 1995 should be $3.11.
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