The noncallable notes pay an interest rate of 6.220 percent and are priced at par.

The notes, which are callable in 10 years, pay no quarterly interest.

The notes float daily and pay quarterly at the prime rate minus 285 basis points.

The notes, which can be called on March 5, 1998, pay an interest rate of 5.945 percent twice a year and are priced at par.

Very few elected to give up the rich yields his notes were paying.

The heavily discounted notes do not pay interest until Nov. 1, 1997.

The notes pay cash interest semi-annually at market rates, with a cap of 11 percent a year.

The zero-coupon notes pay no interest and are convertible into the company's common stock.

The senior subordinated notes pay no interest for the first three years, after which they pay at a rate of 16 1/2 percent.

Because the notes did not pay interest, they would be expected to sell at a discount from face value.