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1990March 17

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• Mortgage Delinquencies
• GOLF; Irwin Overcomes Hazards to Take Lead
• Jim Lyons, 69, Dies; Management Adviser
• Producer Prices Unchanged in February
• How Jericho Fell and Alexandria Burned; Samson's Reputation
• Patents; Body Motion Translated Into Musical Notes
• Pic 'N' Save Corp. reports earnings for Qtr to Dec 31
• British Jobless Rate Dips
• A 'Witching' Lift Pushes Dow Up 45.50
• The Outcry Over Spilled Oil
• CONSUMER'S WORLD: Guidepost; New Kind of Mortgage
• Motion to Sequester Jurors In Oil Spill Trial Is Rejected
• Mortgage Rates Are Up
• Cuba Fights New Telecast From U.S.
• Oppenheimer Multi-Sector Inome Trust reports earnings for As of Jan 31
• Lionel Corp. reports earnings for Qtr to Jan 27
• CII Financial Inc. reports earnings for Year to Dec 31
• Drexel to Give Bonus Data
• Antar Misses Court Session
• Reporter Hanged in Iraq Had Once Robbed Bank
• BRAZIL'S NEW CHIEF GIVES RADICAL PLAN TO HALT INFLATION
• KEY RATES
• National Health Labs reports earnings for Qtr to Dec 31
• Bridge
• Isaiah H. Wilson, 80, Retired Food Executive
• About New York; Where the Food Comes Sweeping Down the Plain!
• Norton Gets BTR Bid; Stock Soars
• Patents; A Training Baseball Bat To Strengthen a Swing
• SPORTS PEOPLE: HOCKEY; Gelinas Suspended
• Evans Boosts Stanford
• CONSUMER'S WORLD: Coping; With Dirty Stereo Gear
• Busy Agenda At the Tracks
• 3 PILOTS DISMISSED IN ALCOHOL ABUSE
• U.S. Seizes 55 More Aliens In Raid at Los Angeles Airport
• Corrections
• First Goal Met On Recycling; Next Is Harder
• Farley Sale Of Cluett To French
• Cheney Calls 50% Cut a Risk to Status
• CONSUMER'S WORLD; Planning for Retirement, and Enjoying It
• The Instincts of Parenthood Become Part of Crack's Toll
• COMPANY NEWS; Webcott Plans Del Webb Fight
• OBSERVER; The Obliging Fellow
• Review/Pop; Janet Jackson Fleshes Out Her Own Video Image
• U.S. MAY CHARGE GI IN PANAMA KILLING
• Turkey Remains Confident It Will Join European Community
• Mexico Angry at U.S. Over Use of a Satellite
• Gendis Inc. reports earnings for Qtr to Jan 27
• Zymos Corp. reports earnings for Qtr to Dec 31
• James Ortman Is Dead; Jewelry Executive, 78
• CHRONICLE
• Treasuries Gain on Economic News
• Greyhound Striker Is Charged With Firing at Bus
• Upheaval in the East; A Piece of the Pie for Each East German?
• Castro Says He May Trade More in Latin America
• Leader in U.N.'s Battle on AIDS Resigns in Dispute Over Strategy
• Bolshoi Ballet Returning For U.S. Summer Tour
• William J. Simmer; Spokesman, 39
• Review/Dance; Merce Cunningham's Way With Space
• Review/Music; Imported From Brussels: An Early Mozart Opera
• Upheaval in the East; East's Call of Freedom: Hopes and Many Parties
• Family of Ex-Negotiator Believes He Is Still Alive
• N.C.A.A.: Southeast Regional; Northern Iowa Stuns Missouri With 3-Pointer
• Leucadia National Corp. reports earnings for Qtr to Dec 31
• Minister Resigns in India
• William H. Lang, 78, Retired Steel Executive
• SPORTS PEOPLE: AUTO RACING; Crash Injures Pruett
• Former National Security Aide Testifies Poindexter Distrusted Congress
• Your Money; How to Choose A Filing Status
• Beliefs
• Corrections
• Review/Theater; Chilling Life On The Rock Circuit
• Land's End Inc. reports earnings for Qtr to Jan 31
• Manor Care Inc. reports earnings for Qtr to Feb 28
• Tumor Seems to Mellow G.O.P.'s Combative Chief
• Winslow Martin; Management Consultant, 68
• Tom Harmon, Heisman Winner As Michigan Tailback, Dies at 70
• Wayward Satellite Boosted Into Safer and Higher Orbit
• German Voices: One City's Unease Over Unity - A Special Report: UPHEAVAL IN THE EAST; United Germany a Hot Topic, But Many Ask, Why So Fast?
• Florio's No-Growth Budget Forcing Schools to Scramble
• COMPANY BRIEFS
• Sea Containers Ltd. reports earnings for Qtr to Dec 31
• Hints of Strategies Emerge in Arguments at Hearing in Marcos Case
• Magna Interntional reports earnings for Qtr to Jan 31
• Shamir Fights for Control of Party After His Government Collapses
• COMPANY NEWS; B.A.T. Declines Comment on Saks
• Upheaval in the East; The Question of Sovereignty Is Everything in Estonia
• Traffic Alert
• Unitrode Corp. reports earnings for Qtr to Jan 31
• COMPANY NEWS; Sea Containers In Assets Sale
• COMPANY NEWS; VW and Czechs Talk of Venture
• Immigrant on Subway Is Slain by a Harasser
• Patents; A Nicotine Drug Patch to End Smoking
• Output Rises On Strength In Vehicles
• How Jericho Fell and Alexandria Burned
• Business Stakes East Bloc Claims And a 'Gold Rush' Hits Hungary
• Bensonhurst Witness Indicted
• A Hook Shot And a Record
• Dayton Hudson reports earnings for 14wks to Feb 3
• COMPANY NEWS; 4,022 at U S West Take Retirement
• Rebels in El Salvador Warn Of an Increase in Fighting
• Film Festival; Twins From Budapest, Singularly Independent
• Governor Florio's Budget Bombshell
• Disney Plans Big Expansion
• 3 Youths Facing Trial Together In Jogger Case
• IRT Station to Take 2 1/2 Years
• Basketball; Well-Matched Teams To Square Off in East
• In Europe, Hope for the Irish
• COMPANY NEWS; Georgia Gulf Revises Recapitalization Plan
• Patents; A Guidance System For Surgical Lasers
• 3 Are Wounded In 2 Shootings In the East 70's
• G.O.P. Tries for Dynasty In S.I. Race for Congress
• Lone Star Industries reports earnings for Qtr to Dec 31
• Texas Utilities reports earnings for 3mos Feb 28
• Review/Dance; A Gathering Of Friends In Tap Shoes
• Perestroika on the Prairie
• Basketball: Midwest Regional; Hoyas Roll Past Texas Southern, 70-52
• In West Virginia, Some Are Told to End Strike
• Secret Space 'Hardware' Threatening to Fall
• How Jericho Fell and Alexandria Burned; Don't Blame Caesar
• No Low-Income Catch In Social Security Plan
• NBC IS SELLING MULTIMEDIA 51% OF CLEVELAND TV STATION
• Horace R. Moorhead; Executive, 84
• SPORTS PEOPLE: HOCKEY; Leetch Has Surgery On Broken Ankle
• FOREIGN AFFAIRS; Europe Picks Up Speed
• How Jericho Fell and Alexandria Burned; Academic Folklore
• Families of Hostages Tell of Living A Seesaw Life of Hope and Despair
• Vancouver Journal; Where Minorities Find Riches and Resentment
• Film Festival; A Speck of Mankind In the Boundless Sands
• Broadcasting Awards Given For Coverage of Disasters
• Art Exhibit Unsettles Airport Workers
• OWNER'S NEW PROPOSAL IS SAID TO IGNORE SALARY-ARBITRATION ISSUE
• COMPANY NEWS; Carl Jr. Expands
• Quotation of the Day
• Kay Jewelers reports earnings for Qtr to Dec 31
• COMPANY NEWS; Gambro of Sweden To Buy Cobe Labs
• Ballet Theater Aide Quits
• Corrections
• SPORTS OF THE TIMES; The Game, The Grave And Gathers
• BOXING; Chavez Faces Toughest Challenge
• Attack on Peruvian Candidate
• CHRONICLE
• Japan's Latest American Foray
• Construction Remains A White Male Domain
• Guilty Plea For Builder
• Viatech Inc. reports earnings for 12mo Dec 31
• BUSINESS DIGEST: SATURDAY, MARCH 17, 1990
• Handy & Harman reports earnings for Qtr to Dec 31
• Books of The Times; Authors Newly Make the Holocaust Connection
• Life of Suspect in Sister's Slaying Is Touched by the Macabre Again
• Basketball: East Regional; St. John's Routs Temple; Duke Is Next Opponent
• Cheer Lithuania, but Don't Meddle
• Tokyo Banks' Deal in China
• Candidate as Californian: A Northerner Goes South
• Death Penalty Vetoed By Cuomo for 8th Time
• The Deadbeat of America
• Court in New Jersey Voids Rate Increase for Blue Cross
• Basketball: West Regional; Loyola Coasts With 45 By Kimble
• FUTURES/OPTIONS; Brazil's Economic Changes Depress the Price of Coffee
• Baker (J.) Inc.(A) reports earnings for Qtr to Feb 3
• News Summary
• CONSUMER'S WORLD:; Useful Tip For All Seasons
• Michael S. Weisberg; Executive, 36
• CURRENCY MARKETS; Dollar Weakens as Traders Await East German Voting
• Even More, Paris Is the Place to Show
• U.N. Asked to Expand Its Force in Nicaragua
• Environmental Bond Plan Faces Resistance
• A Guilty Plea by Grumman
• CARTER SAYS SYRIA AIDS ON HOSTAGES
• SPORTS PEOPLE: COLLEGE FOOTBALL; Ware Opting for Draft SPORTS PEOPLE:
• RESULTS PLUS
• Inside
• Basketball; Rutgers Defeats Holy Cross On Late-Game Dominance
• Liberty Scholarships Open Colleges to Poorest
• DE KLERK TO MEET WITH DELEGATION LED BY MANDELA
• SPORTS PEOPLE: COLLEGE BASKETBALL; Columbia Coach Quits
• Basketball; 76ers Lose 19-Point Lead But Rally to Slip Past Nets
• Abraham Hershson, Retired Executive, 89
• CONSUMER'S WORLD; Cross-Training Shoes Fit the Needs of More Than One Sport
• Upheaval in the East; East German Communists End Campaign on Upswing
• U.S. Jews Hold First Papal Meeting in 2 Years
• 5 Found Dead in Jersey City; Gas Leak Is Suspected
• Review/Music; Conductor Expresses Czech Roots Without Gemutlickheit
• Oppenheimer Multi-Governent Trust reports earnings for As of Jan 31
• Control Data Shift at Top
• American Israeli Paper Mills Ltd. reports earnings for Year to Dec 31
• Genovese Drug Stores reports earnings for 12wks to Feb 2
• Radical Fiscal Measures Are Proposed for Brazil
• Housing Starts Fell Last Month
• Puerto Ricans Deserve to Have Statehood
• Dinkins Appoints New Housing Chief
• Ivory Coast's Dissidents Testing Length of Leash
• Study of Addicted Babies Hints Vast Cost
• 2 Iowa Energy Producers Join
• American Building Mainteance Industries reports earnings for Qtr to Jan 31
• In a Confusing Game of 'Musical Teachers,' a Class Still Learns
• Now, for Peace in Salvador