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Aug. 5--HEINZ CEO'S PAY JUMPS 19 PERCENT: Bolstered by a fourfold increase in his bonus, H.J. Heinz Co. Chairman and Chief Executive Officer William R. Johnson's total compensation jumped 19 percent to $6.15 million in fiscal 2003 from $5.19 million the year before. The increase included a $1.53 million bonus, vs. $367,500 in fiscal 2002, that the company said reflected attainment of various performance targets -- even though the ketchup giant's profits for the fiscal year ended in April slid 32 percent, m

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