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The publicity surrounding Coca-Cola’s embrace of CAA’s current wave of TV ads, combined with the stern message of sacrifice coming from President Clinton, resulted in the stock of the Interpublic Group of Cos. getting hammered on Wall Street for much of last week. A Friday rebound left IPG at 28.375, but only after the normally strong stock had lost almost 20% of its value between Feb. 9, the day before Coke’s debut of CAA ads, when it traded at almost $35 per share, and Feb.
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