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Corning Glass Works stepped out of the bidding for International Clinical Laboratories Inc., leaving the field to SmithKline Beckman Corp. of Philadelphia. The Corning, N.Y., firm ended a three-week bidding war by agreeing to cancel its merger agreement with International Clinical and sell the shares it already owned to SmithKline, which will pay about $400 million for the company. Corning had offered $360 million for the company. Corning said it agreed to sell 3 million ICL shares it acquired for $26 each under an option agreement, to SmithKline for $37 each.
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