Superior TeleCom filed its plan of reorganization last week allowing for about $890 million of bank debt claims. Under the reorganization plan lenders, will receive a package that includes 100% of the new common stock, 100% of new $145 million senior notes and 100% of the new subsidiary preferred stock. Also, lenders will receive $58.1 million of the debtors' federal tax return, according to the plan of reorganization. The levels for the bank debt paper, however, did not budge from the deeply distressed 33-35 range, according to a dealer. No trades could be confirmed. A hearing in bankruptcy court is scheduled for September 2 to consider approval of the disclosure statement. A spokesman for the company declined to comment.