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1982November 13

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• QUOTATION OF THE DAY
• PLAYERS; Marino's Chilly Season
• ZENITH LABORATORIES INC reports earnings for Qtr to Sept 30
• BAIRD CORP reports earnings for Qtr to Sept 30
• THE CITY; Prison Sentence For Former Envoy
• SPORTS OF THE TIMES; TEMPEST IN MIAMI
• ALOHA AIRLINES INC reports earnings for Qtr to Sept 30
• GENERAL AMERICAN OIL CO OF TEXAS reports earnings for Qtr to Sept 30
• ALEXANDRA DANILOVA, 'REFLECTIONS OF A DANCER'
• THE REGION
• ANDROPOV IS CHOSEN TO HEAD SOVIET PARTY; VOWS HE WILL CONTINUE; BREZHNEV POLICIES
• PROPOSED GASOLINE TAX RISE MAY SPUR CONTEST FOR FUNDS
• HELM RESOURCES (CO) reports earnings for Qtr to Sept 30
• NEWS SUMMARY; SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1982
• NORTHWESTERN NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE CO reports earnings for Qtr to Sept 3
• AMEDCO INC reports earnings for Qtr to Sept 30
• ADAMS DRUG CO INC reports earnings for Qtr to Sept 30
• SCOUTING; A Winner Again
• MORE WAYS TO IMPROVE THE COURT OF APPEALS
• XONICS INC reports earnings for Qtr to Sept 30
• SATURDAY NEWS QUIZ
• TRIAL PROSECUTION RESTS IN ASSASSINATION OF JUDGE
• PANEL FAULTS RELEASE OF A MENTAL PATIENT CHARGED IN SLAYING
• LEFTIST MOZAMBIQUE SIDLES UP TO WEST
• Children With Children, Everywhere
• PHYSICIANS INSURANCE CO OF AMERICA reports earnings for Qtr to Sept 30
• KNICKS WIN FIRST AFTER SEVEN LOSSES
• ANSWERS TO QUIZ
• SCRIPTO INC reports earnings for Qtr to Sept 30
• SHUTTLE COMPLETES MAIN TASK BY LAUNCHING ITS 2D SATELLITE
• MUSIC: COLLEGIATE CHORALE IN HANDEL 'ESTHER'
• Baseball Begins Search
• One Killed and 3 Hurt In Queens Bar Robbery
• AUSTRALIA SUPSPECTS BANK LINK TO C.I.A.
• AROUND THE NATION; Witness Says Baby Sitter Told Sister She Killed 5
• CUOMO URGES TAX ON BIG REALTY SALES
• FOREST OIL CORP reports earnings for Qtr to Sept 30
• PLENUM PUBLISHING CO reports earnings for Qtr to Sept 30
• KELLWOOD CO reports earnings for Qtr to Oct 31
• ARGENTINE JUNTA SEEKS AN ACCORD BEFORE ELECTIONS
• THE CITY; Judge Rules Iran May Sue Princess
• Club for Woody Herman Closes on a Blue Note
• Key Rates
• AROUND THE NATION; Kansas Prairie Fire Kills Hunter and Perils Town
• Lakers 127, Rockets 96
• COMPANY NEWS; Warner Pact Set On Madison Fund
• Pakistan to Let Mrs. Bhutto Go Abroad for Medical Care
• TO KEEP ELECTION FUNDS WITHIN BOUNDS
• K.G.B. PRAISED BY SOME AND FEARED BY MANY
• SEGA ENTERPRISES LTD reports earnings for Qtr to Sept 30
• Garvey Pursues Talks
• Get a Grip on Quicksilver
• OBSERVER; FEAR OF SPYING
• WAL-MART STORES INC reports earnings for QTr to Oct 31
• ENERGY RESERVES GROUP INC reports earnings for Qtr to Sept 30
• AMERICAN APPRAISAL ASSOCIATES INC reports earnings for Qtr to Oct 9
• ICH CORP reports earnings for Qtr to Sept 30
• Irish Offense Lifted By Pinkett's Power
• Private Dollars for Public Schools
• Court Upholds F.C.C.
• HOW TRAINS ARE INSPECTED
• BIO-RAD LABORATORIES reports earnings for Qtr to Sept 30
• SPORTS PEOPLE; Stenmark's Incentive
• N.M. M'KNIGHT, 82, FORMER DEAN, DIES
• WHEN A MORAL LESSON BECOMES A WANTON CRUELTY
• BOOKS OF THE TIMES; THE HAPPY MANN
• McEnroe Gains English Semifinal
• OCCIDENTAL ASSETS SALE TO CUT DEBT
• UNITED MERCHANTS & MANUFACTURERS INC reports earnings for Qtr to Sept 30
• COMPANY NEWS; Howden Shifts
• MOODY'S TRIMS ITS CREDIT RATING ON STATE ISSUES
• NEW CHIEF: TOUGH, SHREWD AND WORLDLY; News Analysis
• INVENTORIES UP BY 0.1%; SALES OFF
• BARCO OF CALIFORNIA (CO) reports earnings for Qtr to Sept 25
• UNIVERSAL FOODS CORP reports earnings for Qtr to Sept 30
• OKLAHOMA HONORS ITS INDIAN BALLERINAS
• BEKER INDUSTRIES CORP reports earnings for Qtr to Sept 30
• NEW YORK DAY BY DAY
• GOING OUT GUIDE
• INTEGRITY ENTERTAINMENT CORP reports earnings for Qtr to Sept 30
• AROUND THE NATION; Michigan School District Resumes Isolation Policy
• NEW YORK DAY BY DAY
• Grunding to Lay Off 650
• BANK RESERVES LESS PLENTIFUL
• SATURDAY SPORTS
• WEBCOR ELECTRONICS reports earnings for Qtr to Sept 30
• SCHOOLS NEED TENURED LEADERS
• BALLET THEATER EXTENDS RUN IN NEW YORK
• ABOUT NEW YORK
• PROSECUTION RESTS CASE IN TRIAL OF WARNER AIDE
• McDonnell's Sale to Spain
• Deirdre Ann Fitzpatrick Is Bride of Thomas J. Orr
• TELLER FAULTED ON BOMB CALCULATIONS
• AIR MIDWEST reports earnings for Qtr to Sept 30
• NEW YORK; LOOKING GOOD AT FIRES
• LEBANON BLAST DEATH TOLL REACHES 47
• AIR FLORIDA THINKS SMALLER
• THE REGION; New Trial Ordered For Nurse in Death
• THE REGION; Jerseyan Accused Of Nazi Atrocities
• REAGAN IS ASKED TO HELP FORESTALL L.I.R.R. WALKOUT
• Orioles Name Altobelli
• BUSINESS DIGEST; SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1982; Markets
• SIGMOR CORP reports earnings for Qtr to Sept 30
• MONARCH CAPITAL CORP reports earnings for Qtr to Sept 30
• COMMODITIES; Pork Bellies Rise Again; Buyers Building Stocks
• TEACHER QUALIFICATION IS A STATE CONCERN
• P.B.A. Ratifies Contract
• Hasidic Music Festival Begins Today at Hunter
• UNITED COMPANIES FINANCIAL CORP reports earnings for Qtr to Sept 30
• FOR THE HARD-TO-FIT: CUSTOM BOOTS
• PRYOR STOPS ARGUELLO IN 14th TO RETAIN CHAMPIONSHIP
• AROUND THE WORLD; Italian Premier Asks For Vote of Confidence
• SPORTS PEOPLE; Driver Without a Car
• Stock Index Futures Traded
• COMPANY NEWS; LTV AGREES TO SELL ITS STEAMSHIP UNIT
• Chest Pain Study Cites Diseases of Esophagus
• COMPANY NEWS; Colonial Corp., BankTexas in Pact
• Haig Says Change Is Unlikely To Alter Relations With U.S.
• POSTCARDS FROM THE PAST BECKONING COLLECTORS
• MINERAL RESOURCES INTERNATIONAL LTD reports earnings for Qtr to Sept 30
• FOR NEW YORK, THE CENSUS ISN'T OVER YET
• KELLY-JOHNSTON ENTERPRISES INC reports earnings for Qtr to Sept 26
• DR. SULA BENET, 76, A SPECIALIST IN LONGEVITY AND EAST EUROPE
• THE REGION; Children Awarded $285,000 for Abuse
• 4 SERIOUS AILMENTS PLAGUED BREZHNEV
• AROUND THE NATION; 82 Lakes in Orlando, Fla., Said to Be Endangered
• SPORTS PEOPLE; Colorado's Woes
• DOW DROPS BY 14.81, to 1,039.92
• DE GUSTIBUS; MORE THOUGHTS ON SMOKING AND FOOD
• THE CITY; 3 Jailed in Inquiry On Bombing Plot
• AROUND THE NATION; Ousted Coroner to Head Medical Examiners' Unit
• COMPANY NEWS; Layoffs for 300 At Harvester
• NATIONAL MEDICAL CARE INC reports earnings for Qtr to Sept 30
• KENNINGTON LTD reports earnings for Qtr to Sept 30
• HOLIDAY TRAFFIC RULES TAKE EFFECT MONDAY
• NEW YORK DAY BY DAY
• AROUND THE WORLD; 6,000 Salvadoran Troops Move on Rebel Positions
• COVERAGE IS URGED BY SOCIAL SECURITY FOR U.S. WORKERS
• ARABS AT U.N. RENEW ATTACKS ON ISRAEL
• SOURCES ARE CITED FOR CHARGE OF SOVIET TIE TO ARMS FREEZE
• DEEP TRADE RIFT WITH ALLIES SEEN
• TRANSACTIONS; BASEBALL
• NATIONAL KINNEY CORP reports earnings for Qtr to Sept 30
• Coach Shifts Pitt Lineup
• U.S. ORDERS CONSTRUCTION HALT ON OHIO ATOM PLANT
• SPECIALISTS WHO THRIVE ON DEFICITS
• TASS STATEMENT ON CHOICE OF ANDROPOV AS PARTY CHIEF
• BISHOPS' STAND STIRS CATHOLIC PROTEST
• POLES TOLD WALESA HAS BEEN FREED
• REMEMBER THOSE STILL IN CASTRO'S PRISONS
• HELEN OF TROY (CO) reports earnings for Qtr to Sept 30
• NEW YORK TELEPHONE CO reports earnings for Qtr to Sept 30
• AMPAL-AMERICAN ISRAEL CORP reports earnings for Qtr to Sept 30
• CENVILL INVESTORS INC reports earnings for Qtr to Sept 30
• U.S. Mortgages Reduced to 12%
• Bridge: Harmonie Club Play Won By Unusually High Score
• Brady Back at Post Again
• Reagan Chooses Dillon For Council on the Arts
• DONALD W. DRESDEN
• SUNDANCE OIL CO reports earnings for Qtr to Sept 30
• Wrapping Up the Beetle
• AUTO UNION'S LEADERS BACK CHIEF AT G.M. FOR TOP POST
• AROUND THE WORLD; General Takes Office As Turkish President
• 2.2 MILLION JOB HOLDERS
• THE REGION; Boudin Lawyers Ask Venue Change
• 22% DROP IS NOTED IN STUDENT LOANS
• CITY FISCAL TRIALS AREN'T VIEWED AS REPLAY OF '75, DESPITE SOME; SIMILARITIES
• NEW YORK DAY BY DAY
• SABINE CORP reports earnings for Qtr to Sept 30
• SCOUTING; Much White Stuff But Less Green
• NEW YORK DAY BY DAY
• Paternoster in Change
• SPORTS PEOPLE; Dantley in Hospital
• U.S. DELEGATION TO SEEK TALKS IN MOSCOW
• UNITED ASBESTOS INC reports earnings for Qtr to Sept 30
• TYSON FOODS INC reports earnings for Qtr to Sept 30
• Maine Hunter, Out for Deer, Should Have Stayed at Home
• Youths Demanding Free Ride Attack Bus Driver in Queens
• SATURDAY CONSUMER; HIGH COST OF INSURING SMALL CARS
• ISLE RESOURCES INC reports earnings for Qtr to Sept 30
• DUAL-LITE INC reports earnings for Qtr to Sept 30
• FAST-PACED BULLS DEFEAT NETS
• New York Phone Net Up
• SHUTTLE MISSION PUTS FOCUS ON RESEARCH CREWMEN
• SCOUTING; Doctor on Skates
• SCOUTING; Home Cooking
• CORRECTION
• CURRENCY MARKETS; Dollar Climbs to Highs Against Lira and Pound
• Your Money; Universal Life: Tax Changes
• SPONSORS STRUGGLE WITHOUT FOOTBALL
• ON BARREN HILL, A FATHER'S MEMORIAL TO SON KILLED IN VIETNAM
• Senior Western Aides Will Attend Funeral
• AT BREZHNEV'S BIER, GRANDEUR, GLOOM AND THE LURKING PRESENCE OF THE K.G.B.
• MAN IN THE NEWS; A POLISHED PARTY MAN
• SPORTS PEOPLE; Player Suspended
• Nuclear Test Conducted
• PRICE TALKS BY OPEC ARE SHIFTED
• COLLEGES SEEKING NEW APPROACHES TO FINANCIAL AID
• A Rematch for John Henry
• TEXT OF THE SPEECH BY ANDROPOV
• CONRAIL DELAYS ACCEPTED, MORE OR LESS
• BRIEFING
• Bush to Interrupt Tour Of Africa for Funeral
• JUDGE AGAIN BARS DRILLING FOR GAS
• TOWNER PETROLEUM CO reports earnings for Qtr to Sept 30
• No Headline
• NEW YORK DAY BY DAY
• COMPANY NEWS; Kodak Sets Dividends
• PATENTS;A Way of Repairing Space Shuttle Tiles
• PATENTS;Sharper Color Devised For Teletext Screens
• MUGGED, SORT OF
• Patents;Computer Helps Find Filed Data
• MAKING COMPANY TAKEOVERS HARDER
• WORLD TRADE'S FUTURE
• PATENTS;Inventor of the Year Nominations Sought