HIGH COURT LETS STAND RULING FOR WESTERN UNION
The Supreme Court let stand a ruling
that threw out a 36-mln-dlr judgment that Western Union
Telegraph Co had been ordered to pay to a now-defunct
independent teleprinter vendor.
    The justices, without comment, left intact a ruling last
July by a U.S. Court of Appeals in Chicago that threw out the
jury's 1985 verdict and judgment in a major antitrust case.
    The case stemmed from a 1977 lawsuit filed by Olympia
Equipment Leasing Co, Alfco Telecommunications Co and the
companies' late founder, Abraham Feldman of San Francisco.
 Reuter
