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Post by chavez on Feb 21, 2000 6:47am

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4 quit Aurora amid internal probe SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - Four senior management officials at Aurora Foods Inc. have resigned as the company prepares to investigate its internal accounting practices. The company said Friday the following executives resigned: chairman and chief executive Ian R. Wilson, vice chairman James B. Ardrey, executive vice president Ray Chung and chief financial officer M. Laurie Cummings. Wilson and Ardrey also resigned from the company's board of directors, the company said in a release. Officials at Aurora did not immediately return a call seeking comment. The board has formed a special committee to investigate Aurora's accounting practices that it expects will result in a non-cash charge to 1999 earnings. The accounting practices immediately under investigation relate primarily to the accrual of trade promotion expenses in 1999. The committee has also asked outside advisors to conduct a broader review of accounting practices for earlier periods. Aurora's brands include Mrs. Butterworth's, Duncan Hines, Van de Kamp's and Chef's Choice. The company has grown by acquiring well-known brands and revitalizing them with marketing support, expanded distribution, and new product development. Trading in Aurora was halted today on the New York Stock Exchange on the news. Shares closed Thursday at $7.31 1/4. ###
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