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1983October 10

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• Beth Rosenberg a Bride
• DENVER CHARITY BALL PULLS OUT ALL THE STOPS
• ALL ABOARD FOR RAILROAD SERIES
• AROUND THE WORLD; Punjab Reported Quiet On 3d Day of Delhi Rule
• AROUND THE NATION; U.S. to Send Observers For Birmingham Voting
• LOWER FARES, MORE CABS WILL HURT NEW YORK
• Old Horses Get an Assist
• 2 GREAT RACE HORSES WILL COVER SOME OLD GROUND
• Hawaii Volcano Falls Quiet
• MUSIC: CONFERENCE ON COMPUTER USE
• AROUND THE WORLD; Obote Urges Ex-Leaders To Return to Uganda
• QUEENS BOY, 11, SLAIN; A NEIGHBOR IS ARRESTED
• ISLANDERS RALLY TO WIN
• Dr. David Stuchiner Weds Miss Fanning, Health Aide
• SALARY CAP A PROBLEM FOR NETS
• JET WATCHERS' SPIRITS SOAR AT KENNEDY
• FOR PRETORIA, LAWS ARE BASIC TO KEEPING BACKS IN CHECK
• Question Box
• BALLET: THE CINCINNATI/NEW ORLEANS CITY TROUPE
• COMPUTER MARKET STRONG IN BRITAIN
• BRANDEIS INSTALLS ITS 5TH PRESIDENT
• Soviet Scientist Flies to U.S. After His Defection in Japan
• Black First In Playoff
• ARAFAT MOVES TO PLAY HIS JORDAN CARD
• Air Rights for Genetic Creations
• MONDAY SPORTS
• MOVIES FOR '84 WILL TRY TO COPY SUCCESSES OF '83
• Advertising; A Network Of Sunday Magazines
• No Headline
• Bike Racer Injured By Angry Jogger
• ROBERT E. ANDERSON JR.
• Federated Stores
• CHAMBER MUSIC: ARDEN TRIO
• Quotation of the Day
• MUSIC: BRITISH FOLK DUO
• EGYPT'S PERCEPTION OF ITS SELF-INTERESTS
• Barber Scores No. 400
• ADVERTISING; Risque Ad In New Yorker
• PHONE RATES ARE IN MIDST OF UPHEAVAL
• AROUND THE NATION; Bishop of Des Moines Kidnapped and Released
• Ruling Costs Giants a Score
• SPORTS WORLD SPECIALS; Draft Problems
• ART: AL HIRSCHFELD SHOW
• KNICKS IMPRESS HAWK COACH
• BURMA, UNDER GENERAL'S RULE, KEEPS TO ITSELF
• COLLEGE ACCESS FOR BLACKS DEBATED AT OBERLIN
• COUNTERFEITING OF GOODS RISES
• U.S. SELLING 'PYRAMID' AND LOTS ELSE BESIDES
• ELECTRONIC MAIL CONTROVERSY
• GIANTS LOSE, 17-13, AS SIMMS IS HURT; JETS FALL, 10-7; Jaworski Leads Eagles
• Susan A. Robbins Becomes a Bride
• Miss Prager and Eric Imm Are Married in Tarrytown
• Audrey Schneider and James Simon Are Married
• HOLY CROSS FINDS AIR ATTACK
• RAMS EDGE 49ERS
• STUDENTS LEARN TO PUT DRAMA INTO VIDEO ADS
• ON HOUSING THE HOMELESS, THE CITY IF FIGHTING AN UPHILL BATTLE
• Schoolboy Injured In Football Game
• BANKERS TO CONFER ON BRAZIL
• STRAW POLLS: FORUMS FOR CANDIDATES OR VOTE-BUYING EVENTS?
• Commodities; Use of Dow In Contract Stirs Fight
• Jorge Javier Sanchez, Ellen Pouschine Wed
• Free Trade Zone Asked
• Washington Watch; Toyota-G.M. Doubts Grow
• SURGERY FOLLOWS PACT ON CUSTODY
• U.S. ROLE IN THE U.N. IS DEBATED
• 2d Autopsy on Black Farmer
• CORRECTION
• GOING OUT GUIDE
• AROUND THE NATION; Spacelab Plans Proceed Despite Booster Problem
• Beirut Radio Reports Truce Observer Plans
• GAINS FOR SOUTH KOREAN AUTOS
• BUSINESS PEOPLE; 2 Officials Under Carter Join Satellite-TV Unit
• JOB PLAN PASSED TO TRIM WELFARE
• The Calendar
• AROUND THE NATION; Milwaukee Crime Figure Guilty in Gambling Case
• Kennedy Center Award For Music Won by Lee
• U.S. Agencies Approve Trust for C.I.A. Chief
• FRENCH PROVINCES TURN NOSES UP AT LEFT'S CULTURE
• ISRAEL MAY AID SHARES OF BANKS
• IN THE NATION; A DISPUTED IDEA
• WORDS CITED BY WATT CRITICS
• AROUND THE WORLD; Zia Said to Plan Talks With Pakistani Party
• BRUISED DR. PEPPER SHOPS FOR A BUYER
• O'NEILL MEDAL FOR ROBARDS
• 2 TROUBLED YEARS ON SUBWAYS SEEN BY M.T.A. NOMINEE
• BOOKS OF THE TIMES
• Harry Nkumbula Dies; Led African Congress
• RESTRAINT, NOT RACE, IS KEY POLICE ISSUE
• FOR HOMOSEXUALS' PARENTS, SRENGTH IN COMMUNITY
• OWNERS' FIGHT AGAINST CRIME CONSIDERED BUSINESS AS USUAL
• SPORTS WORLD SPECIALS; Trojan Pride
• Bridge: Sure' Bermuda Bowl Victory Slipped From Italians' Grasp
• AROUND THE NATION; Four Texans Found Slain in Ranch Hangar
• Margaret Engel Wed To Bruce T. Adams
• Loopholes Big Enough for Bombs
• CABARET: SPOOF OF 50'S CLUBS
• KEY VICTIMS OF BOMB BLAST IN RANGOON
• Dr. Jeri E. Riggs Weds Peter Gottlieb
• CREDIT MARKETS; Power Bond Role Troubles Dealers
• BUSINESS DIGEST; MONDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1983
• JOAN HACKETT, 49, THE ACTRESS; WON 1982 OSCAR NOMINATION
• GIANTS LOSE, 17-13, AS SIMMS IS HURT; JETS FALL, 10-7; Browns Win On Bahr Kick
• TEXT OF RESIGNATION BY WATT AND ITS ACCEPTANCE BY REAGAN
• EX-CONGRESSMAN ASPINALL DIES; LEADER ON WEST'S WATER PROJECTS
• COMMENTS ARE MIXED ON WATT'S RESIGNATION
• Deborah Cooper Is Wed in Boston
• CONGRESS; HISPANIC CAUCUS IS FLEXING ITS MUSCLE
• Miss Texon Wed To T. S. Rogers
• NEWS SUMMARY; MONDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1983
• AMID CHANGE, GLITTER REMAINS
• NEW YORK DAY BY DAY; Alternative Programming: Or, Politics vs. Sports
• BEDFORD, IND., FINDS A PYRAMID IS NOT EASY
• BOUNDING BASQUE WINS AT BELMONT
• ADVERTISING; Regina Still Restrained On Consumer Reports
• Frances Cohen, Dr. Alan I. Green Wed
• EXECUTIVES BACK TAX INCREASES
• ABROAD AT HOME; WHATEVER IS, IS RIGHT
• OUTDOORS; THE HUDSON AS A LURE FOR FISH
• KOCH COLLAPSES AT RESTAURANT; CONDITION GOOD
• CHANGE IS MANDATED ON JUDICIAL SELECTION
• PENNSYLVANIA EX-TEACHER FACES MURDER TRIAL
• WATT QUITS POST; PRESIDENT ACCEPTS WITH 'RELUCTANCE'
• AROUND THE NATION; Oakland Teachers Endorse a New Contract
• If It's Friday, It's Managua
• CORRECTION
• SEVERAL BIG ISSUES DUE THIS WEEK
• NEW YORK DAY BY DAY; Rabbi Finds Inspiration As He Runs
• LEGAL NOTES; DEFICITS HURT LAW AGENCY ON EAST SIDE
• Elaine F. Weiss and Dr. Julian H. Krolik Are Wed
• BRIEFS
• NEW YORK DAY BY DAY; Job Seeker and Friend
• Watt Stays on Horse For Quick Getaway
• Petty Fined $35,000 For Rule Violations
• SALVADOR UNIONS ARE UNDER SEIGE
• MUSIC: AMERICA FESTIVAL
• Zimbabwe Threatens To Seize Whites' Land
• DENYING MOSCOW HIGH-TECH
• Gusty Lange Is Wed To Stephen Ettlinger
• LOWER FARES, MORE CABS WILL HURT NEW YORK
• TV: 'ADAM,' MOVIE ON MISSING BOY
• BRIEFING
• RELATIONSHIPS; BIG EFFECTS OF SMALL CHANGES
• ROCK: MARSHALL CRENSHAW
• Textron Venture With Canadians
• SPORTS WORLD SPECIALS; Chance to Be Seen
• TV: CITY BALLET TRIBUTE TO BALANCHINE
• JETS FOR IRAQ: FRANCE PLAYS DOWN EFFECT
• BUSINESS PEOPLE; Designer at Tiffany Moving to Bergdorf
• Ann Batchelder Is Married
• BOTH TEAMS ARE DEEP IN BALANCE AND EXPERIENCE
• SHOOTING BY NEW ORLEANS POLICE SETS OF PROTESTS
• NOW Leader Says Her Group Will Endorse Democrat in '84
• Danelo's Kick Beats Dolphins
• ADVERTISING; Jordan, Case and AC&R Are Given Added Work
• CORRECTION
• Cowboys Win in Overtime
• The U.N. Today; Oct. 10, 1983
• NEW YORK DAY BY DAY; Imagination and Kites Take Flight in the Park
• AROUND THE WORLD; Kissinger Panel Arrives In Panama for Talks
• HARLEM CHURCH HAILS COOKE AS ONE OF ITS OWN
• PHILS TURNED AGE TO THEIR BENEFIT
• 'Russian Roulette' Is Cited In Highway Crash Death of 6
• BOMB KILLS 19, INCLUDING 6 KEY KOREANS
• INTERFIRST REASSURES BANKERS
• Missing Student's Body Is Found Hear Colgate
• Actors Fund Operating A Blood Drive Today
• ADVERTISING; A New Magazine For Hospital Patients
• Police in Jersey Investigate Fatal Shooting by a Trooper
• WATT BATTLED A RISING TIDE
• YVES MONTAND AND THE LEFT AT ODDS
• Market Place;Stock Rally: Not Just I.B.M.
• COLLEGIANS' BID TO VOTE BALKED IN WESTCHESTER
• THE FED IN ATLANTA LOOKS FOR A LEADER
• COLUMBUS CAN MEAN A STILL NEWER WORLD