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The Liberty Media Corporation, the company controlled by John C. Malone, said yesterday that higher programming expenses and a legal dispute with the Comcast Corporation might reduce operating income next year at Liberty's Starz Encore cable TV networks.

To articulate the value that such flexibility might provide, a new simplified unit commitment and dispatch formulation is presented, which integrally uses series flow-controllers to manage congestion and thus reduce operating costs.

The move would reduce operating costs as the industry consolidates.

Reducing operating slots in this way clearly ameliorates crowding.

After reviewing the academic literature, Dr. Culp suggested that private prisons, often justified mainly to reduce operating costs, might be more important for the improved treatment they provide.

The company said cost cutting should reduce operating expenses by 30percentt, or $130 million, in fiscal 2001.

It said the measures would help to reduce operating costs by $2.5 billion a year by 2010.

By cutting 700 jobs, the company said it hoped to reduce operating costs by about $45 million.

"We assume four vessels will register under a foreign register to reduce operating costs," it says.

The measures will reduce operating expenses "quite significantly," he added.

They also figure out ways to reduce operating expenses.