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1992March 18

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• Intermagnetics General Corp. reports earnings for Qtr to Feb 23
• Lawson Mardon reports earnings for Year to Dec 31
• Bangkok Journal; It's Business as Usual in Thailand (Votes for Sale)
• East Europe Astir on Ex-Communists
• Three Bush Officials Admit Writing Overdrafts in House
• Long Island Landfill Trial Is Postponed by Subpoena Challenge
• Willcox & Gibbs reports earnings for Qtr to Dec 31
• Check Scandal Reaches High Into Bush Cabinet
• BUSINESS DIGEST
• No Headline
• U.S. Shoe Corp. reports earnings for Qtr to Feb 1
• Barbara Morrison, Actress, 84
• Ex-Chinese President Said to Be in a Hospital
• Implants Pit Appearance Against Health
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
• PRO BASKETBALL; From Legend To Mortal: Bird Scores 7
• Bridge
• COMPANY NEWS; McCrory Plan Gets Approval
• Deane Montgomery Is Dead at 82; Taught Theoretical Mathematics
• BUSINESS TECHNOLOGY; Number of Cellular Users Is Up 40%, Industry Reports
• U.S. Says Rocket Failed to Destroy Mock Warhead in Pacific Test
• BASEBALL; Sasser Sitting for Now; That's How It Stands
• Security Council Weighs Role in Somali Civil War
• NORTH KOREA SHIP DELIVERS TO IRAN
• Less for Environment Than Energy in Tax Bill
• New Japanese Envoy Seeks to Ease Tensions
• Counsel Retreats on Thomas Disclosures
• CHRONICLE
• Irish March, With Protests But No Clash
• Fewer Heart Bypasses for Blacks on Medicare
• Le Pen Is Everybody's Problem
• Food Company Accused Of Selling Tainted Items
• AMERICAN TOPICS
• METRO DIGEST
• 2 Men Survive Plane Crash
• Police Say Woman Made Up Robbery
• When Food Experts Share Recipes, a Little Picking Is Natural
• Conflicting Aims in Booming Health Care Lobby Help Stall Congress
• Ex-Officer Pleads Guilty to Rape And Sex Abuse of Stepdaughters
• Successful Investors in East Europe Didn't Just Arrive: Early Birds Catching Worms
• Amcast Industrial Corp. reports earnings for Qtr to March 1
• Belding Heminway reports earnings for Qtr to Dec 31
• United Way Stops Paying Salary of Ousted Leader
• Brendan J. Reilly, 68, A Furniture Designer
• FOOTBALL; Series of Pacts to Keep Toon No. 2 Among Receivers
• BUSINESS PEOPLE; American Stores to Make Its Vice Chairman President
• Blacks in Science Program Shatter Stereotype
• Review/Film; Front-Line Soldiers in the War Against AIDS
• Massachusetts Frees Killer Convicted as a Juvenile
• Woman Killed by Car After Surviving Crash
• CURRENCY MARKETS; Dollar Falls Despite Signs The Recovery Is Continuing
• Corrections
• First Post-Soviet Space Mission
• INSIDE
• THE 1992 CAMPAIGN: Campaign Finance; Presidential Field Raises Much Less Cash This Year Than in '88
• Diet Fare as Cuisine
• THE MEDIA BUSINESS: Advertising; Beyond Beer and Sun Oil: The Beach-Blanket Bazaar
• Real Estate; Kansas City Considering a New Mall
• Cheney Admits He Wrote 'Problem' Checks
• FOOTBALL; N.F.L. Trims Its List of Candidates for the Two Expansion Teams to Seven Cities
• A Tighter Ship With a Leaner Diet
• Check Abuse Prosecutions Would Face Difficulties
• Fancy Meeting You Here: The Twain Busy in the Middle East
• Federal Express Corp. reports earnings for Qtr to Feb 29
• Eagle-Picher Industries reports earnings for Qtr to Feb 29
• March the Mischievous
• SPORTS PEOPLE: GOLF; Norman Out of Nestle
• Big Job Loss in Los Angeles Us Expected
• FUTURES/OPTIONS; Platinum Leads a Retreat In Precious Metals Trading
• COMPANY NEWS; A.T.& T. Contract
• BASEBALL; Pirates Send Smiley to Twins for Two Would-Be Stars
• Nassau's Mortgage Crunch; Backlog in Record Keeping Compounds Fiscal Problems
• As the Rich Get Leaner, The Poor Get the French Fries
• BUSINESS TECHNOLOGY; The Ultimate Portable-Phone Plan
• Mrazek Says His Checking Was Proper
• Macy Reports That It Lost $671.6 Million in 2d Quarter
• I.B.M. Offers New Help Line
• CHRONICLE
• WINE TALK; Scholarly Rivalry: Cambridge Noses Vs. Oxford Palates
• TRANSACTIONS
• BASEBALL; Double Play: Espinoza Goes and Gallego Is Given His Job
• Ozan Marsh, Pianist, 71
• BASEBALL; Newhouser Elected to Hall
• THE MEDIA BUSINESS: ADVERTISING -- ADDENDA; Clearing House Selects Deutsch
• Yes, Baseball Fans, Safe, Perfect Pitching Can Be Learned
• SPORTS PEOPLE: COLLEGE BASKETBALL; Dome Turf Cited
• Bush Rejects Israel Loan Guarantees
• Public Service Enterprise reports earnings for 12mos to Feb 29
• Angelica Corp. reports earnings for Qtr to Jan 26
• 60-Minute Gourmet
• Personal Health
• COMPANY NEWS; It's Official: Herman's Is On the Block
• BUSINESS PEOPLE; Son Succeeds Father As H & R Block Chief
• Missiles Fired in Kabul; 8 Die
• BASEBALL; Keough, Recovering From Surgery, Watches a Replay
• P.L.O. Suggests Federation Of West Bank With Jordan
• Agreements Don't Bar West Bank Settlements
• Tradition of Inequity; States Are Urged to Show Less Favoritism To University Systems' Flagship Campuses
• PRO BASKETBALL; Knick Alarm Clock Sounds Just in Time
• Jersey Casinos Had 1991 Profit
• COMPANY NEWS; Dell-Xerox Deal
• Food Notes
• Mr. Clinton Tightens the Vise
• At Least 6 Die as Blast Destroys Israel's Embassy in Buenos Aires
• First American Financial Corp. reports earnings for Qtr to Dec 31
• El Paso Refinery L.P. reports earnings for Qtr to Dec 31
• Adolfo Odnoposoff, Cellist, 75
• Corrections
• SPORTS PEOPLE: COLLEGE BASKETBALL; Tulane Coach Honored
• Stock Is Worthless, But It Finds Buyers On a Top Exchange
• MANY ISRAELIS SEE LOAN AID AS LOST
• For Lineker a Night for Gifts, Maradona a Day of Reckoning
• Ross Cosmetics Distribution reports earnings for Qtr to Feb 29
• Quotation of the Day
• Corrections
• Dissolve Bridgeport? No One Embraces the Idea
• Eating Well
• Bank Yields Show Mixed Trend for Week
• Prosecution in Beating by Police Rests
• So Long, Grim Slugger: It's a New Card Game
• Corrections
• MEXICO'S CAPITAL IS FELLED BY SMOG
• Kenneth Wessberg Sr., Village Mayor, 68
• COMPANY NEWS; India Will Buy Airbus Planes
• A Knife, a Fork and a Pen
• Arab Banking's Perrier Stake
• COMPANY NEWS; Four Seasons In Regent Deal
• TENNIS; At the Lipton, Becker Follows Edberg's Lead
• DWG Corp. reports earnings for Qtr to Jan 31
• Two Views of 'Caligula'
• Chicago Dock & Canal reports earnings for Qtr to Jan 31
• THE MEDIA BUSINESS: ADVERTISING -- ADDENDA; Bankruptcy Filing By Clio Enterprises
• CREDIT MARKETS; Treasury Issues Increase in Price
• Drug Treatment Doesn't Reduce Homelessness
• COMPANY NEWS; America West
• Corrections
• Books of The Times; For President Bush, A War of One's Own
• Pioneer Financial Services reports earnings for Qtr to Dec 31
• Campbell Resources reports earnings for Year to Dec 31
• Macy (R.H.) & Co. reports earnings for Qtr to Feb 1
• Dow Up 19.68 on Favorable Economic Data
• PRO BASKETBALL; Jordan's Takeoff Cancels Nets' Flight of Fancy
• COMPANY NEWS; Family Sells Stake In Dairy Mart
• Audit Faults Care Program
• 2 ISRAELIS KILLED IN TEL AVIV ATTACK
• Critic's Notebook; The Laid-Back No-Frills Road To a Music Conference in Texas
• Poll Says Home Rule Could Bend To Ward Off Sprawling Growth
• Agreements Don't Bar West Bank Settlements; Everything to Lose
• BASEBALL; Police Expand Inquiry in Mets Case
• Safety Panel Criticizes NASA on Space Shuttle
• BASEBALL; No Plans to Interfere: Inquiry on Three Mets Is Left Up to the Law
• Tapes Crucial to Prosecution Pick Up Gotti Saying 'I'm Innocent'
• Russia and Ukraine Head for Divorce
• Consumer Price Index Rises 0.3%
• EXECUTIVE CHANGES
• A Writer Who Heralds the Unsung And Ferrets Out the Hard-to-Find
• Kimmins Environmental reports earnings for Qtr to Dec 31
• Suspect Died of Asphyxiation, Not Cocaine, Pathologist Says
• The Pop Life
• U.N. Demands an Iraqi Plan By March 26 to Scrap Arms
• Telmex to Triple Dividend
• Endevco reports earnings for Year to Dec 31
• Federal Express to Trim European Operations
• Clinton in Driver's Seat; Nomination Now Seems to Be His to Lose, But Foes Still Hope He Trips in New York
• Vermont Jobless Get Free Classes
• A Building by Wright Incites Debate in Tokyo
• Review/Theater; Close, Hackman and Dreyfuss In 'Death and the Maiden'
• Sports of The Times; The Coaches Make Hoops So Special
• Economic Scene; Czech Streetcars None Desire
• Key Rates
• Soviet Die-Hards Fume by Candlelight
• Theater in Review
• 5 People Hurt in a Brooklyn Restaurant Shooting
• Theater in Review
• Corrections
• Jordan May Not Play in Olympics
• COMPANY NEWS; COMPANY BRIEFS
• Housing, Output Give New Signs Of U.S. Recovery
• A Flood of Illegal Aliens Enters U.S. Via Kennedy
• Market Place; Exxon Is Facing A Tougher Year
• Metropolitan Diary
• Tribute to a Composer
• ABOUT NEW YORK; The Swan Song Swings When Freddie Plays It
• Bush Tells Congress 'No' on Aid to Israel
• Going Back to Classics To See How Words Work
• At the Meals on Reels Film Festival, Chicken Soup and a Tasty Frenchman
• HOCKEY; New Islander Bosses Make Torrey an Offer
• For a Hibernian, Relief and Dismay
• Article 774292 -- No Title
• COMPANY NEWS; New NCR Product
• When U.S. Helped Poor College Students
• New York Should Have Only One Primary Day
• THE 1992 CAMPAIGN; CLINTON WINS BIG VICTORIES IN 2 MIDWESTERN PRIMARIES; BUSH INCREASES G.O.P. EDGE
• Shoney's Inc. reports earnings for 16wks to Feb 16
• Brazilians Talk to Bankers
• Babbage's Inc. reports earnings for Qtr to Feb 1
• A RISC Group for Hewlett
• SPORTS PEOPLE: COLLEGE BASKETBALL; Knight in No Mood For Awards Dinner
• Two Giant Banks Plan To Merge
• Stunned by Editor's Death, Paper Draws Threats
• Report Cards on Schools Show Some Improvement
• Private Interests Are Said to Benefit From U.S. Plan for Needy
• THE 1992 CAMPAIGN: Voters; Brown's Supporters: a Diverse Group
• Paul Gavert, Singer, 76
• U.S. Takes Lead Back In Exports
• How to Press North Korea
• NEWS SUMMARY
• Housing and Output on the Rise, Spurring Talk of Recession's End
• HOCKEY; As Injury List Dwindles, Devils Seek Turnaround
• Theater in Review
• COMPANY NEWS; MCI Wins Contract For Air-Control Link
• BUSINESS PEOPLE; New Top Management For Hambrecht & Quist
• Agreements Don't Bar West Bank Settlements; Father of the Revolution
• Senate Panel Told of New Danger From Ex-Soviet Arms Technicians
• Teen-Ager Held in Train Killing
• SUDANESE TROOPS PUSH INTO SOUTH
• Capitol Hill Journal
• THE 1992 CAMPAIGN: Congress; Illinois Senator Is Defeated by County Politician
• Eagle Food Centers reports earnings for Qtr to Feb 1
• Hongkong Bank Seeks Midland In Strategy Shift
• Foodarama Supermarkets Inc. reports earnings for Qtr to Feb 1
• COMPANY NEWS; McCormick Chief to Quit
• SPORTS PEOPLE: PRO BASKETBALL; From Rebels to Sonics
• Region's United Ways Review Spending Practices
• Gay, Irish and Sad as Marchers Go By
• THE 1992 CAMPAIGN: White House; PRESIDENT VISITS CLINTON COUNTRY
• Tokyo Stocks Drift Lower, As Most Investors Stay Out
• Knudsen Wins Rail-Car Job
• Book Notes
• BASEBALL; Blue Jays Welcome Veteran Free Agents
• CHRONICLE
• Turnout Heavy as South Africans Vote on Change
• Stop the Senate's Leak Madness
• Add 50 Food Writers to 50 Chefs; Stir Warily, Over Low Heat
• COLLEGE BASKETBALL;Out of Obscurity and Into Spotlight
• Gentlemen, Cross Your Fingers
• Labor's Choice: Helmut Kohl for President

Recipes

• Green-Chili and Corn Bisque
• Root-Vegetable Medley
• Dominican Crackling Chicken
• Georgian Beans (Lobio)
• Mung Beans and Rice (Mashkitchiri)
• Czech Lentils (Cocka)
• Chicken Legs in White Wine Sauce
• Egg Noodles With Cheese